The American Diabetes Association is teaming up with Lance Armstrong’s former cycling coach Chris Carmichael and challenging riders to be part of the movement to Stop Diabetes® by participating in the 21st Annual Tour de Cure®, a cycling event to raise funds to help fight diabetes. More than 60,000
June 2 - Mooresville Race City Runners of Mooresville is pleased to announce the return of the Miles of Mooresville race series on June 2. This year the races will be sponsored by the Lake Norman Charlotte Running Company and Queen City Timing. As always, one entry fee
By Kate Dixon On Thursday, May 10th, Diane Van Deren, a 2010 National Geographic Adventurer of the Year, will set off from Clingmans Dome in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park to attempt a new speed record for the MST. To do that, she will need to reach Jockey's Ridge
June 2 - Cary The American Diabetes Association’s North Carolina Tour de Cure is the nation’s only two-day Tour de Cure. Held on June 2-3, the event includes distances for all abilities and a great celebration atmosphere. No matter what distance you choose, you can count on
By Angelina Stevens The infamous pink and purple team kits of the SpokesWomen Syndicate were hard to miss as their riders were out in force at the Tour de Moore and Brick City Criterium this weekend, mixing it up and having fun with the best of the best!
By Kyle Thomas In 2005, I graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a business degree and great job lined up in Dallas. The future looked to be planning itself and I thought I had everything figured out. However, I had one more thing to do before joining the
By Joe Nuss Chapel Hill was the place to be April 21st as Endurance Magazine’s Wells Fargo Tar Heel 10 Miler Presented by CEP provided another great community and running experience with perfect weather, a beautiful course, and a celebrity starter in 2012 US Marathon Olympic Trials Champion and
By Suzanne M. Wood People run for many reasons: some for the physical benefits, some for the runner’s high, others to compete against themselves or others, and many – like most of us who work for or shop at the Great Outdoor Provision Co. – as a way
By Brian Schiff Lower leg pain is a common issue that most runners will face at some point during their training runs. Predictable causes of pain include general muscle soreness, calf strains, shin splints, and even stress fractures. However, some runners will experience a less common and
Cary - May 20 It seems like almost everybody’s life has been touched by cancer somehow. In this year alone, an estimated 1,334,000 cases of cancer will be diagnosed in the U.S. This staggering statistic offers compelling evidence of the need to continue devising new approaches to research and