Country singer and songwriter Carly Pearce has released an album, toured with stars and bands like Blake Shelton, Thomas Rhett, Rascal Flatts, and Luke Bryan, and has been nominated for— and won—multiple awards, like breakthrough video of the year from CMT Music Awards and country’s best new artist from Radio Disney Music Awards. She is currently on an international tour, and in the middle of traveling, sound checking, performing, and songwriting, she still manages to run six to eight miles a day, and stand up to the haters.

Olympic sprinter David Verburg put his speed to good use on Sunday: The gold medalist in the 4x400-meter relay at the Rio Olympics stopped traffic to save a tortoise, which was inching its way slowly across a busy Florida intersection. When Verburg spotted the animal in distress, he used his Olympic speed to sprint to the rescue. “I actually almost hit the turtle myself. I had to swerve to miss it,” Verburg said in a Twitter message to Runner’s World. “I said ‘Damn, he is going to get crushed.

Lacing up for your long run might just help you live longer: People with high aerobic fitness levels tend to live longer than those who are more modestly fit, researchers from the Cleveland Clinic found.

Fatboy Slim, English DJ and producer known for songs such as “Praise You” and “Weapon of Choice” has traded in his famous name to walk the length of a marathon for charity.

While Lawrence Penney may have lost his peripheral vision, he doesn’t let that slow him down. The Canadian resident, now 66, was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa (RP) at the age 0f 58. The progressive genetic disease, which causes a breakdown and loss of cells in the retina, leads to vision symptoms like poor night vision and a decline in peripheral vision. His mother and grandfather had the same condition, too.

Last March, Kelly Herron was four miles into her 10-mile long run in Seattle when a man attacked her in the public bathroom on the trail. She fought back physically, with the self-defense tools she learned at a class offered through her work just three weeks earlier, as she told Runner’s World in 2017.

What better way to enjoy a crisp fall day than with a bike ride? Well, Martha Stewart had the same idea herself. Just a few days ago, she posted a photo on Instagram of herself taking a Pedego e-bike out for a scenic fall ride.

ElliptiGO’s Long-Stride Bike gives an elliptical feel and the motion resembles that of running, but this low-impact alternative is great for any rider.

When Melissa Blume started running with the New York City chapter of Achilles International, a nonprofit organization that provides support and enables athletes with disabilities to participate in mainstream running events, about three and a half years ago, she didn’t realize how much her life would change with the help of regular training and racing, or how much the Achilles community would come to mean to her.

If you’ve ever wanted to run across an entire country, but the logistics seemed a little fuzzy, here’s your chance: The Long Run for Recovery, a campaign launched by Sean Penn’s J/P Haitian Relief Organization (J/P HRO), will take you through Haiti—without ever having to leave your living room. Penn’s fundraiser, the Long Run for Recovery, which was formerly known as the Long Run for Haiti, combines logging miles with humanitarian relief. The organization is hosting its first virtual marathon t

Elísabet Margeirsdóttir, a 33-year-old ultrarunner and nutrition professor at the University of Iceland, recently became the first woman to complete the Ultra Gobi, held in China’s Gobi Desert, in under 100 hours. To be exact, she finished in 97 hours and 11 minutes and came in seventh overall. Liang Jing of China was the overall winner with a time of 85:46:43, and Xing Ruling of China was the second-place finisher for the women, coming in almost 20 hours after Margeirsdóttir at 116:16:50. Mar

Marla Sweeney knows the odds are against her. At 73 years old, she suffers from many chronic health issues, including scoliosis, degenerative disc disease, and osteoarthritis. After surviving a crash with a drunk driver 12 years ago, her neck is now constructed with artificial vertebrae. And, she recently had reconstructive surgery in her right hand as a result of severe arthritis.

Avid cyclist Todd Steigerwalt’s one stipulation when his now-wife Christen wanted a dog was that he wanted one small enough he could ride with. This is how they found their newest family member—and Todd’s newest riding companion, a 3-year-old, 10-pound rescue Schnoodle (a cross between a schnauzer and a poodle) named Pippa (@pippaofpiedmont).

With world-class athletes often finding ways around current doping controls and tests, sniffing out cheats takes on a whole new meaning. This is why Molly, a 4-year-old springer spaniel, has been trained specifically to search out substances used for performance-enhancing purposes. She currently lives and works in Sweden, and according to Tommy Forsgren, intelligence and investigations manager at Swedish Anti-Doping, Molly is the first dog in the world owned and used by an anti-doping organizat

Adding high levels of physical activity—moderate to vigorous—into your exercise routine can decrease the risk of Parkinson’s disease (PD), according to a new review of studies published in the JAMA Network Open that examined the relationship between how much you’re moving and the nervous system disorder that affects your movement. The meta-analysis, based on published perspective studies, found that vigorous physical activity—like cycling—reduced the risk of PD in men, specifically. For this a

We love the look of this print from Run Ink, which would be a unique item to get for anyone who ran their first (or fastest) Boston. There are a bunch of other races to add, and you can customize in the information.

Fitbit’s heartiest tracker can seamlessly transition with you from pool to bike to street, and the built-in GPS will accurately track every route. The Ionic is a bit bulkier, but it includes a heart-rate monitor and has the ability store music you can play via Bluetooth. Coach mode guides you through personalized workouts, so you can add an ab routine without even thinking. Also, the Ionic has partnered with Adidas for a version that comes with a custom band and Adidas-exclusive workouts.

Facial recognition technology is nearly everywhere in China, and now marathons are no exception. This year, the Hangzhou International Marathon, held on November 4, is making use of the technology to crack down on race cheaters. The software will be used in an attempt to prevent fraud—presumably from runners who swap bibs or wear ones that aren’t theirs— and highlight the advantages of modern technology, according to race organizers.

The wait is over, as Haute Cakes Caffe will reveal its new look this October! With the cafe’s 28-year anniversary around the corner in November, owners Paul and Tania Taddeo set out to give their beloved cafe a refreshing revamp without losing the heart of its history.

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