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- 1New tool maps the flattest walking routes across San Francisco●Find the flattest route between any two points in SF
A new web tool lets anyone find the flattest route between any two points in San Francisco, a city famous for its steep hills. Users enter a start and end point and get a path that minimises elevation gain. It is drawing attention from walkers, cyclists and runners who want to avoid the city's punishing climbs.
- 2Chaos play gives Padres insurance run against Brewers●Flying broken bat, baserunner in front of the shortstop, the ball going between the legs of that leaping runner — all th
A wild sequence in the Padres-Brewers game saw a broken bat fly, a baserunner positioned in front of the shortstop, and the ball roll between the leaping runner's legs — one observer likened it to a putt-putt golf obstacle. A throwing error by Pratt handed San Diego an insurance run, putting the Padres up 4-2 after six innings.
- 3Runner shares activity via FitPub with Coros watch●🏃✌️ https:// fitpub.social/activities/40d78 f13-199f-452d-b064-ab4ae87e187e # laufen # running # coros # fitpub # laufbu
A runner posted a new training activity from a Coros watch to FitPub, a fitness-focused social platform, sharing the result with the running community under hashtags for running and the so-called Laufbubble, the German-speaking running scene. No further details about distance, pace or race were given in the short post, which drew a small amount of engagement.
- 4An evening run in the park at sunset●Just an evening run in the park North of my house. https:// ericmwalk.some.pics/6ac58521e2 b2f # trails # running # suns
A runner shared a casual evening jog through the park just north of their home, posting photos of the trails at sunset. The simple snapshot of an everyday exercise routine caught attention as it circulated among trail and running enthusiasts online.
- 5Runner eases off after Sunday race effort●After the harder effort at the race on Sunday, it was nice to dial back a bit and do a relatively easy run, with focus o
A recreational runner took a relaxed recovery run after racing hard on Sunday, focusing on foot and ankle movement and keeping the effort easy. Writing on social media, they called it a very nice run and speculated it might be the last one in great sunshine this year, though they remained open to more good weather.
- 6Fitness influencer apologizes for bike ride during Berlin Marathon▼Fitness influencer apologizes after hitching a bike ride in the Berlin Marathon
A fitness influencer has issued an apology after being caught hitching a ride on a bike during the Berlin Marathon, cutting short the 42-kilometre course. The incident has drawn criticism from runners and spectators, with many calling it unfair to participants who completed the race legitimately. Marathon organizers have not yet said whether the runner will face disqualification or other sanctions.
- 7Fitness Influencer Apologizes Over Berlin Marathon Bike Allegations●Fitness Influencer Apologizes for Allegedly Riding Bike in Berlin Marathon After Boasting About Beating ‘Personal Best’
A fitness influencer has apologized after being accused of riding a bike during the Berlin Marathon, allegedly partway through publicly celebrating a new personal best time. Organizers and observers questioned the result as inconsistencies circulated, prompting the apology. The Berlin Marathon is one of the world's largest mass-participation races, and cheating claims there draw widespread attention from runners and spectators alike.
- 8Fitness Pros Explain What Causes Side Stitches During Exercise▼Here’s What Really Causes a Side Stitch During Exercise—Plus How to Get Rid of One Fast, According to Fitness Pros
Prevention has published guidance from fitness professionals on side stitches—the sharp pain under the ribs many people feel while running or exercising. The piece explains the likely causes of the discomfort and offers quick methods to relieve it mid-workout, drawing on expert advice for both prevention and fast treatment.
- 9Runners Try the Norwegian Singles Training Method●I’m trying out this Norwegian Singles thing. Apparently it’s neither reality show nor a dating app. # running # runnerso
The Norwegian Singles method, a training approach popular among amateur runners that involves doing every run as a single daily session at an easy pace rather than splitting runs into doubles, is being picked up by recreational runners. People trying it note the confusing name, joking that it sounds like a dating show or app rather than a workout regime, while sharing their early experiences with the plan.
- 10BLINK Run the Night offers runners early preview of art installations●BLINK Run the Night gives runners early look at art installations
Cincinnati's BLINK art and light festival held its Run the Night event, giving registered runners an early look at the large-scale art installations ahead of the festival's public opening. Participants traveled a course lined with illuminated works, offering a preview of the light displays, murals and projections BLINK is known for. Local coverage highlighted the run as a unique way to experience the installations before crowds arrive.
- 11Pink Floyd's Echoes mistaken for Phantom of the Opera●That feeling when you’re playing Pink Floyd’s Echoes as your post-run chill out and your wife is like “uh, is that Phant
A runner unwinding with Pink Floyd's 23-minute track Echoes got a bemused question from his wife, who asked whether it was Phantom of the Opera. The anecdote is being shared as a lighthearted jab at musical theatre, with the poster tagging it broadway. Fans of the band often note Echoes' dramatic swells can resemble theatrical scores, so the mix-up is an easy joke for music lovers.
- 12Jefferson-Wooden, Sawe and Duplantis lead Athlete of the Year nominees●Melissa Jefferson-Wooden, Sabastian Sawe and Mondo Duplantis headline 2026 World Athletics Athlete of the Year nominees
World Athletics has announced its 2026 Athlete of the Year nominees, with American sprinter Melissa Jefferson-Wooden, marathon runner Sabastian Sawe of Ethiopia, and Swedish pole vault star Mondo Duplantis among the headline names. The shortlist spans track, road and field events, and fans are now weighing in on who deserves the sport's top honour ahead of the final decision.
- 13No. 2 Women's Golf Team Takes Second at Jupiter Collegiate Invitational●No. 2 Women's Golf Finishes Second at the Jupiter Collegiate Invitational
The No. 2-ranked women's golf team finished in second place at the Jupiter Collegiate Invitational, according to Keiser University Athletics. The result means the squad narrowly missed the title at the tournament despite its high national ranking. Reaction so far has been limited to the official announcement of the runner-up finish.
- 14Eliud Kipchoge heads elite field at Melbourne Marathon●Eliud Kipchoge leads the elite field at the Melbourne Marathon- start times and how to watch live
Marathon great Eliud Kipchoge is leading the elite field at the Melbourne Marathon. Organisers have released start times and broadcast details for fans wanting to follow the race live. The appearance of the Olympic champion and former marathon world record holder draws major attention to the Australian event, with spectators and media focused on how the legendary distance runner performs.
- 15The 1904 Olympic marathoner who took rat poison for gold●At the 1904 Olympics, a marathoner took rat poison to win gold
American runner Thomas Hicks won the 1904 St. Louis Olympic marathon after his trainers gave him strychnine sulfate, then a common rat poison, mixed with brandy, along the course. He crossed the line exhausted and had to be carried off the track. The story is being revisited as one of the strangest and most dangerous episodes in Olympic history, and an early case of doping in sport.
- 16Bertrand Repeats as GNAC Men's Golf Individual Champion●Men's Golf: Bertrand Repeats as GNAC Individual Champion, Kavanagh Wins Rookie of The Year, Norwich Finishes Runner-Up
Norwich University's men's golf team finished runner-up at the GNAC championship, with golfer Bertrand defending his title as individual conference champion. Teammate Kavanagh was named Rookie of the Year. The results underscore the Cadets' continued strength in the conference, highlighted by a repeat individual champion and an emerging first-year player.
- 17Runner marks one year since completing Couch to 5K on a cruise ship●I just got home from a run that was steady, uneventful, and generally fine. But a year ago today things were much more i
A runner has marked the anniversary of completing the notoriously tough Week 5 Day 3 of the Couch to 5K programme — a run completed, unusually, on the top deck of a cruise ship docked in Argostoli, Greece. Comparing it with a steady, uneventful run a year later, they recalled the milestone that many beginners dread.
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