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One product has powered every marathon world record since 2018, and it’s not a carbon plate running shoe
By Nick Harris-Fry published
Pro runners now consume more carbs than ever during marathons and other endurance events, with Maurten’s ‘disappearing drink’ being the product used by the very best in the business.

Build liquid mobility, stability and strength with this 5-move Pilates routine for your whole body
By Sam Hopes published
Yvette McGaffin, director of iFIT Pilates and founder of Reform RX, shares a full-body five-move reformer routine to build strength and stability.

Oura’s Live Tracking is here: Can a smart ring finally replace your running watch? I tested it to find out more
By Jane McGuire published
I put Oura’s new feature to the test.

It only takes 6 exercises to build balance, power, and definition, according to this personal trainer
By Jane McGuire published
This dumbbell workout builds functional strength through unilateral training, with each side of your body working independently.

I tested the Hyperice x Nike Hyperboot Virgil Van Dijk uses for recovery and ankle stability: 3 things I like and 2 I don't
By Sam Hopes published
Football legend Virgil Van Dijk uses the Nike x Hyperice Hyperboots before training and after games for recovery; here's what I like and dislike after testing them myself.

I ran 40 miles in the Asics Novablast 6, and it’s an outstanding daily trainer I’ll be recommending to everyone
By Nick Harris-Fry published
Editor's ChoiceThe Asics Novablast 6 is my favorite Novablast yet and one of the best running shoes available, thanks to its comfortable and versatile ride.

I went to Sweden to watch bike helmets get smashed into anvils — 3 things I learned at the MIPS test lab
By Dan Bracaglia published
I got a behind-the-scenes look at the MIPS helmet test lab in Sweden, and I'll never look at a brain bucket the same again.

London Marathon 2027 will be a two-day event, allowing 100,000 runners to cross the finish line in a unique double-format race
By Jane McGuire published
The London Marathon is going to be a two-day event, which will allow the race to accommodate 100,000 runners. Here's how it's going to work.
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