Like a more wholesome version of the beer mile (and just as likely to result in vomiting), the chocolate milk mile has become a last-day-of-school tradition at a Michigan high school, where a new world best was recently set
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ABOUT EPISODE 370 Thomas chats with Adam Gamble, founder of Nowhere Somewhere, a start-up run apparel brand featuring a range of t-shirts, hats, hoodies, and other apparel.
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With temperatures reported as high as 35˚C and sunny conditions, a total of 3,858 people were reported to have run Sunday’s Lake Saroma 100 km and 50 km Ultramarathon. The conditions were bad enough that 3 runners were taken to the hospital with heatstroke and world champion Haruki Okayama had to drop out mid-race, but that didn’t stop Hong Kong’s Kok Wai Tse from running strong over the 2nd half
Soka University’s Stephen Muthini broke the course record at the Hakodate Half Marathon Sunday to win in a PB 1:01:08. Muthini led from the early going, dragging a lead group of 10 behind him. Past 10 km he picked up the pace, cutting the lead group down to 6, including 2025 Tokyo World Championships marathon team member Yuya Yoshida (GMO). Near 15 km Takuma Yamakawa of Komazawa University went
This year’s edition of Western States 100 dished out plenty of heat, heartbreak and a few good reminders for the rest of us
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