Running
There鈥檚 a New Team of Distance Runners
This Under Armour Coach Is Leading the Way for Women in Running
Carolyn Su Is Limitless
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Ultrarunner Tim Tollefson Opens Up About His Struggle with Body Dysmorphia
Watch Kyle Richardson鈥檚 Exploratory Run in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Jim Walmsley Wants to Be the First American Man to Win the Ultra-Trail Mont Blanc
Kyle Richardson Has Summited Boulder鈥檚 Green Mountain Over 700 Times
This Couple鈥檚 Trail Running Photography Will Inspire You to Explore the Swiss Alps
Why Run 100 Miles When You Could Run 200?
This Trans Trail-Running Team Is Confronting Hatred with Joy
Braveheart Runners Gives New Energy to Kenyan Runners鈥 Racing Dreams
The Trans Canada Trail Connects Canadians to Nature and Each Other
These Athletes Want to Take Triathlon to the Next Level
Ultrarunning Through Wyoming鈥檚 Longest Migration Corridors
One Runner of Color鈥檚 Internal Monologue
This Drummer Finds Rhythm on the Trails
These Veterans Find Solace in Trail Running
Lessons Learned from Running Across America
Sacred Strides
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Bears Ears National Monument is one of the most talked-about public lands under threat, though the dialogue often glosses over how sacred it is to many Native Americans. In March 2018, a group of tribes put their differences aside and came together to run 800 miles to Bears Ears鈥攁nd to send a message of unity. The Sacred Strides for Healing Prayer Run wove from tribal homelands across the Southwest to Bears Ears. Watch to meet the people who are participating in the public lands conversation with their feet, and learn about why this land is so important to them.
