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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Hyrox has a shoe problem, and this elite athlete thinks he can solve it - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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Rich Ryan has spent years trying to find the perfect shoe for Hyrox. The Arvada, Colo., athlete has raced in some of the biggest names in the super-shoe world, including the Saucony Endorphin Pro, Puma Deviate Nitro Elite and Mizuno Wave Rebellion Pro and Pro Lo. But every shoe seemed to require some kind of compromise. So he decided to develop his own shoe. Ryan is the co-founder of AXIS, a new footwear brand built specifically around hybrid racing. Its first shoe, the Output, is designed to me
Where does your race registration fee actually go? - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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A marathon registration can cost $150, $180 or more. But where does all that money actually go? Putting on a race means paying for much more than a finish line and a timing mat. There are permits, road closures, traffic control, medical services, course certification, insurance, aid stations, timing, equipment, staff, registration platforms and months of planning. Some of those costs are covered by sponsors or volunteers. Others come directly from registration revenue. And there’s no standard fo
How a group of Calgary friends turned a Movember challenge into a 10K - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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What started as a small Movember fundraiser has grown into Cold Patrol, a 1,000-runner 10K in Calgary. The grassroots race brings together young runners, fundraisers, families and friends for a run along the city’s river paths, followed by an Après Ski-themed party at Cold Garden Brewing Company. The event started in 2023 with a group of friends running one kilometre for every $10 donated to their Movember campaign. A year later, they turned that momentum into a 10K. The inaugural Cold Patrol dr
Is there a market for used running gear? - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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Sports brands are betting on a second life for running gear–but are runners ready to buy second-hand? From resale platforms to in-store experiments, there are many ways runners can buy gear without having to pay full price. Usually it comes with some minor wear-and-tear or a few kilometres of use. But the payoff is worth it. That shift is part of a bigger push toward making running more sustainable. Brands and runners are looking for ways to reduce waste and extend the life of their gear. But re
103-year-old completes her first half-marathon in Wisconsin - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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When it comes to running, age might very well just be a number. Over the weekend, 103-year-old Germaine Smith took on her very first half-marathon–the Community First Fox Cities Half Marathon in Menasha, Wis.–and finished in 2:04:40. Smith took on the race as a member of myTEAM TRIUMPH, an organization that provides support to people of differing abilities in athletic events. She started the race in her wheelchair and finished on foot, with an average pace of 5:54 per kilometre. The half-maratho
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