Tips for the Traveling Runner

Guest Post By: STUFTmama Traveling isn’t always easy and it definitely isn’t easy for those of us that want to make running a priority while we’re there to find the time to make it happen. We have to pack extra things and try to find a little time to get a run in while we can. Whether it’s a…

Stretching for Runners

By: Dr. Victor Prisk M.D. As a board-certified orthopedic surgeon who specializes in disorders of the foot and ankle, I see many runners in my practice. Although runners mostly come to me for treatment of problems like Achilles tendinitis, plantar fasciitis, stress fractures, and arthritis they are often surprised by the fact that I will examine their knees, hips, and…

Coach’s Corner: The Tireless Runner

By: Amy Begley-Coach, Atlanta Track Club Runners are often energetic, lively people, but there are some who take it to a whole new level. Bob Wells is one of them. Bob’s running journey began during a time of transition in his life. He had just kicked a 20-year smoking addiction and was hoping to save his marriage as…

Falling For Fall- Gear for Cooler Weather

By: Mizuno Race Team Member, Lindsay Flanagan At last! My favorite time of year is finally upon us, fall. The temperature is slowly dropping, humidity easing, and, wait, is that a breeze I feel? Summer still seems to be lingering here in Washington, D.C., but I cannot wait for the arrival of cool, crisp, air. While cooler weather in…