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Lauren Wingenroth

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Latest publication
Sep 3, 2026
Outlet visibility, for Runner's World
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Aug 21, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Lauren Wingenroth

    Strava Local Legends Reward Consistency, Not Speed. So Why Separate Them by Gender? (opens the original)

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    Some runners always need a race on their calendar to help structure their training. I, too, tend to languish when I don’t have a running goal. But I don’t need a race to give me purpose, because I’ve got Strava segments. Sure, I’ve done my share of segment hunting. (For those who aren’t addicted to Strava like me, this involves planning your workout around getting on the leaderboard of a segment, which means you have one of the top 10 fastest times.) But my preferred Strava achievement is one th

  2. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Lauren Wingenroth

    How One Fake Story Kept Women Out of Olympic Distance Running for Decades (opens the original)

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    According to many prominent newspapers, the first-ever women’s Olympic 800-meter race at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics was a troubling sight. Of the nine women who started, five or six reportedly collapsed before finishing, with several having to be carried off the track. It was the first time women had been included in Athletics events at the Olympics after more than 30 years of exclusion. And it would be the last time women would be allowed to run any distance longer than 200 meters at the Olymp

  3. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · Lauren Wingenroth

    ‘It Feels Like You’re Flying’: She Ran a 4:31 Mile—with a Major Assist from Her Dog, Gigi (opens the original)

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    A very good girl just paced (and pulled) her human to a new mile PR. That good girl is Gigi, a 3-year-old San Francisco-based German Shorthaired Pointer and Doberman mix. And that human is Vanessa Fraser, a professional distance runner for Saucony, who, with Gigi’s help, won the San Francisco Dog Mile last weekend in 4:31, four seconds faster than her official PR. Apparently, Gigi has never heard of negative splitting: She pulled Fraser through 400 meters in 61 seconds and 800 meters in 2:09. Th

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