podcasts The Greatest Training Run of All-Time? World marathon record holder and defending Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge ran 2:04:30, easily winning the NN Mission Marathon. But what does it mean for Tokyo?
tech Why Eliud Kipchoge's V02Max Doesn’t Really Matter, And Neither Does Yours The most important data to help you run faster can't be found on your Garmin
podcasts Winners and Losers of the 2020 London Marathon The 2020 London Marathon featured upsets, disappointments, sprint finishes, and even a shoe controversy (or two).
podcasts What Happened to Eliud Kipchoge at the London Marathon? Our instant reactions podcast after a wet and wild race in London, which featured one of the great upsets in marathon history
London Marathon Everything you'll need to know about the London Marathon, including how to watch The London Marathon begins in the wee hours tomorrow morning (particularly if you’re in North America). So we put together a little email package to help you follow along. Even with Kenenisa Bekele scratching on Friday morning, this year’s races should be among the most compelling of all time
podcasts Can Running One (Virtual) Marathon Count Twice? In this episode, a debate about the ethics and rules (or lack thereof) when running a virtual race, plus another crazy world record attempt, and Kipchoge thinks that you (yes, you) can run sub-2
London Marathon Breaking Down a Deep London Marathon Field The only world major marathon of 2020 might be the most top-heavy one in history. Forty-five men and 28 women will race on a flat two-kilometre loop around St. James Park, featuring a battle between the running world’s top two (figurative) heavyweights: Eliud Kipchoge and Kenenisa Bekele
