LESS THAN A decade ago, the first pair of carbon-plated super shoes arrived, allowing runners to achieve higher levels of energy return, go faster than ever and shatter long-standing records. Super shoes revolutionised the performance footwear industry, but they came...
RUNNING CAN BE an expensive hobby. Between high-tech watches, moisture-wicking everything and exorbitant race entry fees, your wallet takes a hit before you’ve even broken a sweat. But here’s the good news: great running shoes don’t have to cost a fortune.Sure,...
WITH A BUSINESS MODEL built around selling high quality shoes at affordable prices, Puma is quickly working its way up the performance footwear ranks. A testament to the inexpensive nature of Puma shoes, only one pair on this list retails for more than $300, and a...
YOU MAY NOT know it, given the brand's modest reputation here in Australia, but Brooks owns the biggest share in the global running shoe market.How can that be? The answer is actually fairly simple, while the giants of Nike and Adidas do indeed report more sales, many...
AT SOME POINT in your life, you’ll come across something that makes you think, how could this get any better? It might’ve been the meal your mum always cooked on Sunday nights when you were a kid. It could be that car you had when you were a fiery teenager and the...
With two world championship titles and an Olympic medal under his belt, Fred Kerley still isn’t satisfied. After tearing up the track down under, Kerley is confident he can dominate this year’s world championships and next years Olympics, he tells Men’s Health.
The pioneering training model that’s been coined ‘the Norwegian method’ has propelled Norway from an athletic minnow to a dominant powerhouse – and it could do the same for you.
After years of frustration, an embattled 1500m runner makes
a breathtaking surge on the back straight in a semi-final at the
Rio Olympics.
New research has revealed the best cities for runners around the globe based on several factors to identify optimum running conditions, with Sydney and Melbourne among the best in the world.
If you find yourself in a new city, here’s a run to get you started.
The 23-year-old is gearing up for his biggest challenge yet: a world-record run that will see him run just shy of 100km every day, for some 43 days.
Known for his extreme and superhuman feats of athleticism, David Goggins continues to inspire countless others to push themselves to the limit. For athlete Mark Threlfall, that meant a 48 mile (approx. 77 kilometre) run in just 48 hours for charity.
