Editor’s Note + Covers

It’s that time of year again when I start fleshing out my annual race schedule in pursuit of a new year of endurance sports goals. I had the race of my life at Ironman 70.3 Raleigh last year and PR’s at Belews Lake and Pinehurst International Distance triathlons. I

Now in its ninth year, the Ramblin’ Rose Women’s Triathlon family continues to grow each year. In addition to welcoming new triathletes to the Ramblin’ Rose family, we also welcome the husbands, sons, fathers, brothers and other family and friends who come out to support their soon-to-be triathlete on

Congratulations to the Fourth Annual Endurance Magazine BEST OF Awards winners and finalists! And thank you to all of our readers who voted in our online poll. It’s amazing how passionate we are about our favorite places to shop, eat, buy gear, race, train and repair ourselves from all

It’s only November, but more than 1,300 people are already signed up for the Tar Heel 10 Miler presented by CEP scheduled for April 26, 2014. As always, those who register early get a discount, so don’t forget to sign up by Dec. 1 and use discount code KICKOFF

Kids love to run. From their earliest days of walking, the desire to move fast is strong – stronger, in fact, than a child’s natural fear of falling. How many times did our toddlers fall in an effort to run fast before they were even good at walking? It

Are NASCAR drivers athletes? It’s an age-old question and I don’t know the answer, but I do know this: NASCAR driver Kasey Kahne is an athlete. An avid runner for fitness, Kahne runs several times a week but also participates in running events and an occasional triathlon when his

Remember how important recess was when you were a kid in school? It not only meant a time away from studying, it was also a time to relax and rejuvenate. It’s easy for runners, triathletes, cyclists and swimmers to fall into a routine of planned workouts with specific goals.

I started training for Ironman 70.3 Raleigh a little more than six months ago. At the time, I hadn’t run for more than 20 minutes at a shot since the night my father lost his battle with cancer. I held him in my arms and said goodbyes for myself

  The endurance-sports community has an amazing propensity for doing good. When tragedy strikes, like the horrific bombing in Boston, people and businesses in the endurance-sports community mobilize and form teams and events to help those affected. It’s what we do. Of course, there doesn’t have to be a