

Andrew Glaze: Running saved my life
By Henry Howard “How far are you going tonight?” It was a simple question to kick off my interview with Andrew Glaze (or Andy Glaze) earlier this year. Even though I knew he is a run streaker, I didn’t expect the answer I received. “I don't know. You sound like my wife. She always asks. I just run until I'm done. Maybe seven, maybe 10, something like that.” It’s no wonder Glaze doesn’t stick to a plan, instead focusing on his passion that he says saved his life. But he is no


Katie Asmuth glows amid injuries, recovery
Ultra runner Katie Asmuth suffered the same foot injury two years in a row during her beloved Western States. She finished top 10 both years


Pissed at UTMB-Ironman Whistler deal? Here’s what you can do
The UTMB-Ironman takeover of Gary Robbins' Whistler race has rattled the trail and ultra running community. Here's how to support others.


Adam Peterman returning from injury
Adam Peterman is back to running after an injury kept him out of most of 2023. Will Adam Peterman return to Western States in 2024?


What I learned about my first 100 mile DNF
What happens when you DNF a race? Here are some lessons learned from my first Did Not Finish at 100 mile ultra marathon.


Dakota Jones and his lifelong commitment to running and the environment
By Henry Howard Teenagers often find a direction in life when they are influenced, good or bad, by who they hang out with. For Dakota...


Alyssa Clark conquering mountains, challenging ultras and life
Alyssa Clark set a world record for 95 consecutive days running a marathon, won Moab 240, Hurt 100 and Canyons 100 as a "no meat athlete."


Analysis: What’s next after Courtney Dauwalter’s historic triple crown?
Courtney Dauwalter became the first person to win Western States, Hardrock and UTMB in the same summer. What's next for the "Forever GOAT?"


Jacquie Mannhard overcomes injury, under fueling to blossom
Jacquie Mannhard, winner of the 2023 Leadville 100, has overcome injuries and eating issues to renew her lifelong love of running.


The Leadville llamas
The Leadville 100 Hope Pass aid station gear, food and more is carried up the mountain by a team of llamas every year.









































