At several indoor track meets across the country, the U.S. women started turning up the heat on their Olympic goals. Read the full article at 5 Takeaways: U.S. Olympic Hopefuls Coming in Hot in 2020 on Women's Running.

Yes, it's freezing. But getting out of the house and into the cold could be good for you. Read the full article at 13 Tips for Getting Outside Even On Really Cold Days on Women's Running.

Just before dawn on Wednesday morning, a slightly bleary eyed Mary Cain walked into the NYRR RUNCENTER in Midtown Manhattan. NYRR staff milled about, preparing the space for its 7:00 a.m. opening. Some said hello, others let her be. Everyone knew her, of course, but it was quite early–and she was waiting for her running […] Read the full article at...

Kids, training, and recovery don’t always mix perfectly, but these three women give us an inside scoop on how they manage to make 26.2-mile magic happen, even when family life is hectic. Read the full article at How These Olympic Marathon Moms Get It All Done on Women's Running.

Fresh off setting the American record for the indoor mile, Purrier is off to Albuquerque to race twice more at the U.S. indoor championships. Read the full article at Elle Purrier is One to Watch at the 2020 U.S. Indoor Championships on Women's Running.

It was hot. The contenders suffered. And the crowd went wild during a wild 2016 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials. Read the full article at Run History: The Unforgettable 2016 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials on Women's Running.