Running
From the road to the rocks: The complete guide to transitioning to trail running
Dreaming of trading asphalt for trails? Coach Ilan Frisch explains how to switch to trail running safely, overcome climbs, and choose essential gear — it’s much more than just shoes.
More than 1,500 runners join 'For The Heroines' run in support of women with breast cancer
Fred Lebow: Surviving the Holocaust, fighting cancer, and running his last lap
'Sport, music, and urban energy,' annual Tel Aviv Night Run to take place on October 29
Annual Tel Aviv run to take place digitally
To assist with the individualized-style run this year, a link to an app will be sent out to all runners before the race, which will include instructions and interactive features.
Finding sunshine and a purple flower in the shadow of coronavirus
Running uphill: The power of 'good morning' and a day off
Jerusalem cancels 2020 marathon
The Jerusalem Marathon hosts approximately 35,000 participants from Israel and abroad and is a world renowned sporting event.
Biden will soon pick a running mate, here are the front-runners
Biden has vowed to choose a woman as his potential vice president.
Running the morning after coronavirus
Running uphill on my final stretch back home that first Tuesday, my legs started to hurt. It had been a while since I pushed myself so hard. However, I smiled the whole way back.
French-Jewish marathoner runs the entire race on his 7-yard-long balcony
Nochomovitz, a participant in 36 previous marathons, completed the balcony run on March 17 in 6 hours, 48 minutes
On Hanukkah, let's make miracles
RUNNING UPHILL: Hanukkah is only eight days a year, but each candle can ignite a full year’s worth of change. Here are the eight miracles – four global and four personal
HS student from Ohio disqualified from cross country run for wearing hijab
Abukaram noticed that she was disqualified from the match after she crossed the finish line and did not see her name listed on the board.
Tikvot: Racing toward hope
An NGO rehabilitates Israel’s wounded soldiers and terror victims through sports.
Keeping pace with the school of life
In Thomas Spriggs’ 'The Runner’s Guide to the Universe,' he writes, “Should you fail today, you will try again tomorrow. You might use bitter and hurtful words today, but you will try again tomorrow…