Swimming
The 5 a.m. Lane Is a Community
Meet the early morning regulars who have shared the same stretch of water for over twenty years.
By Ada Lindqvist
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Swimming
Learning to Swim at Sixty
It is never too late, says a new generation of adult beginners, and their instructors agree.
By Ada Lindqvist
Swimming
Why Open Water Is Having Its Moment
Lakes, rivers and cold seas are attracting swimmers in record numbers. Here's how to do it safely.
By Ada Lindqvist
Swimming
The Perfect Freestyle Stroke, Explained
A national coach breaks down the small adjustments that can save you ten seconds per length.
By Ada Lindqvist
Swimming
The Fight to Save the Local Pool
Rising costs threaten neighbourhood pools. In one town, residents decided to take over and run it themselves.
By Ada Lindqvist
Marathon
Why Everyone Suddenly Wants to Run 42 Kilometres
Marathon ballots have hit record numbers, and younger runners are driving the rush.
By Ada Lindqvist
Marathon
How to Survive the First Ten Kilometres
The biggest mistake of your race usually happens before you have broken a sweat.
By Ada Lindqvist
Marathon
Halfway, and Why It Isn't
Coaches say the true middle of a marathon comes much later than you think.
By Ada Lindqvist
Marathon
Meeting the Wall at Thirty Kilometres
What actually happens in your body when it all goes wrong, and how to keep your feet moving.
By Ada Lindqvist
Marathon
The Last Finishers Get the Biggest Cheers
Six hours after the elites have gone home, the real heart of the marathon comes up the final straight.
By Ada Lindqvist
