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Kejelcha Runs 56:51 in Buenos Aires to Snatch the Half Marathon World Record Back From Kiplimo

Yomif Kejelcha ran 56:51 at the 2026 Buenos Aires Half Marathon to break Jacob Kiplimo's 57:20 world record. How the record finally fell in South America.

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A King's College London Researcher Found 15 Minutes of Running Is All Your Brain Needs

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A King's College London Researcher Found 15 Minutes of Running Is All Your Brain Needs

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A researcher who tracked 37,000 people found that just 15 minutes and 9 seconds of movement lifts mood. The science of why running works on the brain.

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The Cadence Rule That Keeps Running Form Together on Long Slow Runs

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Long slow runs quietly wreck your form. Here is the cadence rule and the four other cues that keep your stride together and cut your injury risk.

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Why Long Runs Wreck You for Three Days and What Actually Speeds Up Recovery

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Long runs cause three specific kinds of damage that take days to repair. Here is what the science says about faster recovery for runners.

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Adidas Built a Carbon Plate You Can Adjust Mid-Run. The Super Shoe Rules Just Changed.

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Adidas has revealed the Adizero Gearshift, a running shoe with a carbon plate that adjusts on the fly. Here is what it means for everyday runners.

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Cody Taylor Vanished Into Vermont's Long Trail for 17 Days. Alone. With 51 Pounds on His Back.

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Cody Taylor set the unsupported out-and-back FKT on Vermont's Long Trail: 550 miles, 17 days, no resupplies, no outside help. Here is what really happened out there.

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The Scientist Who Studied 55,000 Runners Has One Rule: 10 Minutes a Day Is Enough

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A 15-year study of 55,137 adults found that 10 minutes of easy running a day cut death risk by 30 percent. Here is why hard workouts are not the answer.

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Sabastian Sawe Withdraws From Berlin Marathon 2026: What Happens to the Men's Race Now

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Sabastian Sawe pulled out of the Berlin Marathon with a shin stress fracture on August 27. Here is who moved in, who moved out, and what the men's race looks like now.

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Tigst Assefa Is Back on the Road Where She Ran 2:11:53. Here Is What It Will Take to Break the World Record

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Tigst Assefa returns to Berlin on Sunday chasing the mixed world marathon record. Here is exactly what she needs to run, and why 1:57 is the whole story.

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Why the Berlin Marathon Has Broken 13 World Records, More Than Any Course on Earth

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Berlin has produced 13 world records, more than any marathon in history. Here is exactly why the course keeps rewriting the record book.

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Norwegian Trail Star Ida Amelie Robsahm Dies at 30 in Fall on Romsdalseggen Ridge

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Norwegian trail runner Ida Amelie Robsahm, fifth at the OCC just weeks earlier, died after a fall on the Romsdalseggen ridge in western Norway. She was 30.