Many magazines promise to improve their readers' lives — lose weight, get great abs, live longer, have more energy — all in the easiest, simplest way possible.
Running Times is different. We promise to improve your life, but we don't promise simple and easy. We promise to make your life better by giving you more difficult, more challenging, and more life-altering goals and providing the tools and inspiration to achieve them. We aim to make it more worthwhile for you to get up in the morning.
One of my guiding principles as editor of Running Times is the belief that people need inspiring quests as much as they need easy "fixes" for their busy lives. Running, as a sport, can be such a quest: wherever you are now, you can get better, and, with each new level you achieve, you find more satisfaction.
Our readers know that the best moments in life occur when we are fully engaged, pushing ourselves to our physical and mental limits to accomplish something difficult and worthwhile. We at Running Times are dedicated to helping you reach those moments in your life.
For more than 30 years, Running Times has provided serious runners with in-depth content that goes beyond the basics, sharing details on the training methods, racing tactics, and motivations of the world's best runners, and giving advice on how to apply the principles of this elite training to your own running to make you faster. Our readers range from high school cross country runners to masters marathoners, yet all share a passion for the sport and a commitment to excellence.
If you are ready for the next level in your running, if you're ready to step beyond easy to reach worthwhile, Running Times is for you.
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Jonathan Beverly
Editor-in-Chief
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