LightSpray™ – Is On’s innovation the next big thing in sustainability?
On's latest innovation is taking the running world by storm. We read their sustainability report and give our verdict on this latest tech.
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‘Stuff-free’ hill racing: Lessons from Allermuir
How can racing act as climate action? Author and runner Johnny Muir explains how his race in Edinburgh tries to do just that
Nearly 21,000 runners crossed the start line at this year's Marine Corps Marathon. The 26.2-mile race took participants on a journey through the streets of Arlington, Va., and Washington, D.C., culminating with a finish at the Marine Corps War Memorial. Original public domain image from Flickr
Oily Races: The fossil-fuel sponsored races of 2024/25
We want to kick fossil-fuels out of running. Which running events are sponsored by fossil-fuel companies and their financiers in 2024/25?
Green Runner taking on London Marathon dressed as a tree
Green Runner Isaac Kenyon aims to break the World Record for running the London Marathon dressed as a tree to campaign for Earth Day
Kate Strong with her climate cycle bamboo bike in London
Women’s History Month – Celebrating 10 Incredible Women
Jasmin Paris - co-founder of The Green Runners - has become the first woman to finish the infamous Barkley Marathon race. The Edinburgh-based runner completed her five 20-mile loops with just one minute and 39 seconds to spare.
Green Runners co-founder Jasmin Paris makes history at Barkley Marathon
Jasmin Paris - co-founder of The Green Runners - has become the first woman to finish the infamous Barkley Marathon race. The Edinburgh-based runner completed her five 20-mile loops with just one minute and 39 seconds to spare.
How to run greener events: Lessons from the Longbridge Backyard Ultra
Co-founder Darren Evans shares his knowledge from organising the inaugural Longbridge 100 Backyard Ultra