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02-Sep-18

Tom Evans interview - winner of the CCC 2018

By Alice Morrison

After taking first place at CCC at the UTMB Festival 2018, Tom Evans of Hoka One One took some time out to talk to RunUltra about the race.

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29-Aug-18

7 articles on the blues, nausea, short runs, nutrition and altitude sickness

By Elsa Trujillo

For many of us the summer is nearly over but, of course, the running never stops. This week our articles deal with bad things that can happen during a race, such as nausea and altitude sickness and some that happen after the race, like post-race blues.

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27-Aug-18

Jim Walmsey and Cody Reed - the Coconino Cowboys

By Seth Grotzke


“There are two American runners in town! You have to come meet them.” Living in northern Spain means that I don’t meet a lot of fellow Americans, and when a couple do show up, my Spanish friends let me know.

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22-Aug-18

UTMB 2018 Preview

By Alice Morrison

It doesn’t feel possible that a year has already passed since we sat glued to UTMB TV to watch the magnificent François D’Haene cross the line in Chamonix first at last year’s Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc.

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21-Aug-18

Top Reviews July 2018

By Luke Jarmey

We’re pleased to announce our top reviews for July. So, congratulations to Stephen Bromley
who will receive a pack of 33Shake Chia Energy Gels.

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21-Aug-18

The Runner’s Tan

By Seth Grotzke

There is a little game I like to play every summer. It is called “Chase the Runner’s Tan.” It is a simple diversion with relatively few rules that’s geared toward pigment-deficient individuals such as myself.

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16-Aug-18

7 articles on jitters, walking, learning to run, high altitude, poles and Goldilocks

By Elsa Trujillo

Summer in the northern hemisphere is all about the heat and that great mountain festival of running - UTMB. If you’re heading that way, you probably know all about what we’ve selected this week but it’s never too late to learn something new. 

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14-Aug-18

The professionalisation of ultra running – good or bad?

By Alfie Pearce-Higgins

Few topics divide opinion among endurance runners more than its transition into a full-blown commercial sport.

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13-Aug-18

Crewing Badwater

By Susie Chan

Badwater 135 is known as one of the toughest races in the world for a reason. The race route goes from the lowest point in continental US to the highest you can go without a climbing license. Susie Chan tells us what it is like to crew one of the world’s toughest races.

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09-Aug-18

Sweden’s oldest ultra, the GAX 100

By Ulf Tjärnström

In the middle of the hottest summer in 262 years, 63 men and women decided to go for a run. A run of e100 miles. Even though most people think it is a crazy idea, ultra runners are not like most people. So off they went.

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