A woman explains how a white van pulled up to her while she was out running alone and how she believes she was almost kidnapped. Details ahead. These days, going anywhere alone can be scary. And when you go running by yourself, regardless of whether you’re in a rural or more populated area, it can … Read more
As we all learned in elementary school from that bone song, the body is all connected. And running may be a sport that mostly uses certain leg muscles, but if the rest of your body is weak, those muscles will take the brunt of your running impact. That’s an easy way to get injured. Instead … Read more
WARNER BROS. Ridley Scott didn’t do the first sequel to his breakthrough hit Alien. In fact he didn’t do any sequels until 2001’s Hannibal, nor did he return to the Alien franchise until the spinoff prequel Prometheus, which only briefly featured a Xenamorph. Another sequel he didn’t do? Blade Runner 2049, the belated follow-up to … Read more
paramount Tom Cruise loves to run, especially in the Mission: Impossible movies. Here he is running from a sandstorm. Here is running before shattering his ankle. Here he is running for 10 minutes. Cruise loves running so much, supposedly no one else is allowed to run on-screen with him. The running form for the #1 … Read more
In part three of our three-part series, Olympic medalist Molly Seidel, she talks about working on her mental health every day. Molly Seidel knows a thing or two about the work it takes to succeed: She is one of only three American women to medal in the Olympics marathon. After receiving her ADHD diagnosis and … Read more
[MUSIC PLAYING] SPEAKER: Molly Seidel is one of only three American women to medal in the Olympics in one of the most brutal of events– the marathon. Perhaps what’s even more remarkable about Molly is her success in overcoming a series of mental health … Read more
In part two of WebMD’s interview with Olympic medalist Molly Seidel, she talks about taking control of her ADHD diagnosis. “The funny and gnarly thing about any of these mental disorders … is that it almost seems like a game of whack-a-mole that when you when you whack down one day or when you feel … Read more
In part two of WebMD’s interview with Olympic medalist Molly Seidel, she talks about taking control of her ADHD diagnosis. “The funny and gnarly thing about any of these mental disorders … is that it almost seems like a game of whack-a-mole that when you when you whack down one day or when you feel … Read more
Sept. 8, 2022 – There’s an old joke about running: Q: What’s the best way to make the Olympic team? A: Choose your parents wisely! It’s funny because it’s laced with scientific truth: No aspiring athlete was ever slowed down by good genetics. Consider a recent study out of Spain that explored the relationship between … Read more
A runner died after collapsing near the finish line of the Brooklyn Half Marathon in New York City on Saturday, authorities said. The victim was a 30-year-old man who collapsed shortly before 9 a.m. local time close to the finish line of the 13.1 mile race at Brighton Beach Avenue, a New York Police Department … Read more
Twitter A pair of AL East rivals squared off on Saturday night as the Boston Red Sox traveled to Baltimore to take on the Orioles. Despite the Sox getting a sterling start from Nathan Eovaldi, they were unable to beat the worst team in the divison, and Baltimore was able to come out on top, … Read more
Getty Image The Clippers played “host” to the Lakers on Thursday night in the Battle of L.A. squads and through three quarters it looked as though they’d cruise to a win over their in-town rivals. A furious fourth quarter rally from the Lakers erased a 12-point advantage, though, and those that stuck around were treated … Read more