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Roots and Rhythm: Celebrating The Connection Between Black Music And Professional Athletes

United States · United States

Roots and Rhythm: Celebrating The Connection Between Black Music And Professional Athletes

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June is Black Music Month, a time to celebrate the profound influence of Black musicians on the global soundtrack of our lives. This year, the theme “Roots & Rhythm” highlights how music deeply intertwines with diverse cultural elements—including the world of professional sports. One of the most fascinating links is the tradition of artists naming songs after athletes, a testament to the mutual admiration and shared narratives between these two …See the Story

David Hegg | In Pursuit of Joy

Netherlands · Netherlands

David Hegg | In Pursuit of Joy

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By David Hegg The great American pastime is no longer baseball, or for that matter, anything even remotely related to sport. No, it is much more consuming than any passion for a team or city could be. It is the addiction we have to happiness. Our days have become a constant pursuit of this feeling. From the moment the alarm announces the day, we search for happiness. We look for it in a cup of coffee, the newspaper and some quiet moments. We t…See the Story

Making Space at Start Lines

United States · United States

Making Space at Start Lines

Triathlon is hard enough without worrying about what box you have to check at registration. But for Riley (they/them), a nonbinary trans athlete who’s been competing in triathlon for the last five years, racing means balancing a love for the sport with the realities of navigating gendered systems. From awkward check-in moments to unexpected community support, Riley shares what it’s like training, racing, and showing up fully as themselves. How d…Read Article

Why Average Athletes Inspire Us | Beyond The Finish Line Guest: Mary Pittman

In the latest episode of Beyond The Finish Line, host Joe Hardin interviews Mary Pittman, the founder of Team Average Athlete, and together they discuss the inspirational story of how the brand got started. Beyond that, they unravel what it truly means to belong in the endurance sports world. Especially if you’re not chasing podiums or PRs. Mary’s story is a heartfelt reminder that athleticism isn’t reserved for the elite. From running city stre…Santiago · Santiago Read Article

How Santino Williams Realized He’s a Runner

Santino Williams suspects he got into running the way most people do—it was just a way to get in shape. Then he got serious about it. He says his relationship with running had been influenced by childhood sports, when running was more or less a punishment for any number of shortcomings on the practice field, so he always thought of running as a chore. Great exercise, but not something he necessarily enjoyed. “That was how I looked at it for the …San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

More Than Miles: Team Nutrien’s Story

Every summer since 2018, a team of coworkers from Nutrien has gathered to race and share the story of one of the most demanding yet rewarding events in endurance sports: the Wild West Relay. Spanning 200 miles through Colorado and Wyoming, the relay pushes physical limits but what it really highlights is the power of community, mindset, and finding joy along the way. Team Nutrien didn’t start out as a collection of seasoned runners. In fact, on…Fort Collins · Fort Collins Read Article

Topo Athletic Atmos Product Review

The internet is filled with reviews of running shoes, apparel and running vests and they all feel the same. I want to do something a bit different. This review of the Topo Athletic Atmos running shoe will give you the insight you need. With a twist of humor. After all, if we aren’t having fun then what are we actually doing?Let’s take the typical product review of is this shoe and answer the questions we all actually have.ReliabilityIs the Topo …California, United States · California Read Article

TikTok Runners Conquer 339 Miles | Fiery Ember Guest: Team RANDOM

Endurance sports can be serious business. It often includes training schedules, split times and race-day nutrition. But Fiery Embers, a podcast from Run Tri Bike, flips that on its head. Hosted by Jason Bahamundi, the show spotlights the lighter side of endurance life, where the laughs come just as fast as the footsteps. In this episode, Jason interviews Liz, Ryan, and Mandy, three strangers-turned-teammates from Team Random. These TikTok friend…Iowa, United States · Iowa Read Article

How A Running Wearable Was Born

A full-circle piece summarizing the first two articles, reflecting on my journey and how it led to the creation of our wearable. Wearables are not new but we believe that our running wearable is the key to injury prevention. As I approach my 60th birthday in August, I find myself once again evaluating what I want to accomplish in the final stage of my life and career. I’ve reflected often on the many mentors who generously shared their thoughts …Eugene · Eugene Read Article

Running Toward Healing and Inclusion | Enduring Minds: Michael Brydges

In Episode 12 of Enduring Minds, co-hosts Jason Bahamundi and Evan Birch sit down with Michael Brydges, a mental health advocate whose story about getting into running and ally ship is a testament to resilience. Michael opens up about hitting his lowest point in 2018—a suicide attempt that became the turning point for transformation. From growing up in a non-athletic household to battling lifelong depression, Michael’s journey wasn’t linear. But…New York State · New York Read Article

One Woman's Breast Cancer Diagnosis Led to 70.3 Success

At 31, Meghan McCallum had never run more than a mile. Her athletic background consisted of casual cycling and ultimate frisbee leagues with friends in Milwaukee. The idea of completing a triathlon had never crossed her mind. But sometimes life’s greatest challenges become unexpected doorways to transformation—in Meghan’s case, the challenge was stage 3 breast cancer. When Meghan discovered a lump during a breast exam in July 2018, doctors initi…Victoria, British Columbia · Victoria Read Article

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