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Hey runners, in today's newsletter, a search is underway on the Matterhorn.
A Canadian skyrunner was last seen below the summit on Tuesday while training for a speed record, and a second SIM card she was carrying is now the focus of the search.
Elsewhere, the Diamond League season closed in Brussels, and we've got every track result. Copenhagen is stacking up too, with Andreas Almgren and Conner Mantz both entered in the half, and Jimmy Gressier signed up for two races 19 hours apart. And Jakob Ingebrigtsen has apologized for calling his rivals losers, though he's standing by the accusation itself.
And as always, we round things out with the practical stuff: our sub-4 marathon plan, eight warning signs of overtraining, and whether Yasso 800s can really predict your marathon time.
Alison dos Santos closed the meet with a 46.70 meeting record in the 400m hurdles, Audrey Werro beat Femke Broeders-Bol by 0.06 in the 800m, and Busang Collen Kebinatshipi's 43.40 is the fastest 400m ever run at a Diamond League meeting.
The change goes through on Sept. 21, with Nike's share price at $38.40 against more than $170 in late 2021, and its running division in the best run of growth it has had in years.
The European and American record holders have not raced the distance all year. Six weeks after Copenhagen they line up together again at the New York City Marathon, where Almgren will run his first.
The Norwegian said sorry for that word in a statement on Saturday but stood by his accusation against Cole Hocker. Hocker's agent answered by calling him a whiny runner who blames others.
The Nike Pegasus Plus 2 is the brand's latest workout shoe. It has lots of bells and whistles that make it go fast: Zoom X foam in the midsole, an AirZoom pod, and a noticeable rock-forward profile. But its secret weapon, says senior editor Alex Cyr, is its unexpected comfort and cushioning. Unlike its predecessor, the Pegasus Plus 1, the 2 feels good on the feet, and can easily guide you through long workouts without battering your legs. Watch our full review on Youtube.
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