Running

Neil Rosen never met a running road or trail he didn’t like. A 10-mile day was once par for the course for Rosen, who before moving to Arizona in his retirement years, was a mainstay […]

“In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks.” –John Muir, naturalist*/*/* Many runners believe the term “ultramarathon” originates from the idea anything longer than a 26.2-mile marathon has to be a […]

In the bygone age of black-and-white television, there was a dime-store comic book superhero whose feats of derring-do eventually made it onto the modern day movie screen. Newspaper reporter Clark Kent would duck into a […]

Word quickly reached a lot of serious track people in January that Josh Izewski was one of only two American-born runners to be rated in Track and Field News’ U.S. top 15 end-of-year lists for […]

Back in the day, they ran like the wind and were all business. Now, a generation or two later, they can talk up a storm yet it’s anything but serious. We’re referring to a half-dozen […]

When Donna Gardner Rowland and her husband, Charlie, recently completed a 10-day ascent through the storied Annapurna mountain range in Nepal, it represented one of several physical elevation peaks in her adult life. Yet there […]

How lucky has the Bucks County Roadrunners Club’s Winter Series been with the weather this season? Well, last Sunday the Polar Bear 8-Miler at Tyler State Park began, as usual, at 9 a.m. By 11, […]

    “Do as I say, not as I do” is an adage Dr. Anabelle Broadbent will never have to utter. That’s because the brilliant food scientist, Ph.D. and nationally-ranked runner from Perkasie not only talks […]

What do you do when you’re a runner and your older brother finishes eighth in the United States Olympic Team Marathon Trials to gain national attention? You forge your own path, that’s what. While Yardley’s […]