Tag Archives: Running Times

The Sunday Read: That horse runs like an animal!

Posted on June 10, 2012 by

Forget Belmont. The real action took place this weekend in Wales with the annual running of the Man Versus Horse Marathon. It’s just one of the highlights of this week’s Sunday Read. Four legs good, two legs bad. At least … Continue reading →

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The Sunday Read: Ultra running? Watch your dick – literally

Posted on May 7, 2012 by

Well, who knew where you put your penis could matter so much in running? I’ve heard lots about the importance of posture, the way in which you land on your feet, where you should position your hips – but suddenly … Continue reading →

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Updated: Runner’s World distances itself from freelancer over sexist remarks

Posted on April 18, 2012 by

Updated: Jon Gugala changed his Twitter profile late today. The profile no longer identifies him as a writer for Runner’s World, Running Times and Competitor Magazine.  Of the three, only the latter did not tweet about Gugala’s remarks, which sparked … Continue reading →

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The Sunday Read: McDougall on True, Karnazes, Switzer, and more

Posted on April 15, 2012 by

Surprise! The Sunday Read is not a special all-about-Boston edition. I figured everyone else is all over that. Instead, I chose to stick with my weekly round-up of the best news stories and links I can unearth over the course … Continue reading →

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The Tuesday Kick: Is it my imagination or do your feet look fat?

Posted on March 20, 2012 by

The shoe Asics Gel-DS Trainer 16 The official description Running Times says the Gel-DS trainer offers not only a wider toe box (than previous versions), but a lighter and more energetic feel.  But, adds the publication, “compared to other moderate … Continue reading →

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