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Doing a Little—and a Lot—at the DoLittle Marathon

Silver Circle Sporting Events brings a fast, flexible, runner-first race day to Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, woke up today with the kind of late-summer race-day energy runners know well: pinned bibs, nervous laughter, early arrivals at Roosevelt Park, and the promise of a course built for rhythm. The DoLittle Marathon, hosted by Silver Circle Sports The post Doing a Little—and a Lot—at the DoLittle Marathon appeared first on Chicago Athlete Magazine.

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Back to School, Back to 26.2

For Midwest runners, fall marathon season is the adult version of a fresh notebook, a sharpened pencil, and a brand-new schedule. Every August, the Midwest begins its annual reset. Kids return to classrooms. Calendars fill with practices, meetings, homework, and homecoming games. The air may still feel like July on the Lakefront Trail, but the The post Back to School, Back to 26.2 appeared first on Chicago Athlete Magazine.

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Badger Trail Races: A Celebration of Miles, Community, and Everything That Makes Running Great

There are races that challenge runners, races that inspire runners, and races that remind runners why they fell in love with the sport in the first place. The Badger Trail Races, put on by Ten Junk Miles Racing, manage to do all three. Held on Saturday, August 1 and Sunday, August 2 in Belleville, Wisconsin, The post Badger Trail Races: A Celebration of Miles, Community, and Everything That Makes Running Great appeared first on Chicago Athlete Magazine.

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Chicago Athlete on the Road: Manistee, Michigan

A lakeshore getaway for Chicago runners, spectators, and families By the time the skyline of Chicago slipped into the rearview mirror, the weekend already felt different. The usual race-day nerves were there, but so was the promise of more than a starting line. For athletes traveling from Chicago, Manistee, Michigan offers the rare kind of The post Chicago Athlete on the Road: Manistee, Michigan appeared first on Chicago Athlete Magazine.

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Chicago Athlete on the Road: Solon Beef Days 5K in Solon, Iowa

A Midwest summer race weekend with family, small-town festival charm, and a festive 5K worth the trip. There is something uniquely satisfying about packing up the car in Chicago, pointing it west, and turning a race into a full family weekend. This summer, my family and I left the city behind and headed for Solon, The post Chicago Athlete on the Road: Solon Beef Days 5K in Solon, Iowa appeared first on Chicago Athlete Magazine.

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Canadian Wildfire Smoke and Chicago Air Quality: What Runners, Cyclists, and Swimmers Need to Know

A practical guide for Chicago athletes training through smoky summer conditions. Canadian wildfire smoke has once again pushed into the Chicago area, creating hazy skies, reduced visibility, and air quality levels that can make outdoor training risky. For athletes who run along the lakefront, bike city streets and suburban roads, or swim at beaches and The post Canadian Wildfire Smoke and Chicago Air Quality: What Runners, Cyclists, and Swimmers Need to Know appeared first on Chicago Athlete Mag

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A Runner’s Review of The 606 (Bloomingdale Trail): What it’s like to run Chicago’s elevated linear park

The 606—also called the Bloomingdale Trail—is one of the most enjoyable “quick hit” urban runs in Chicago: an elevated, car-free path that stitches together neighborhoods on the Northwest Side with skyline peeks, public art, and easy access points. It’s not a wilderness escape, but it is a uniquely Chicago way to get in steady miles The post A Runner’s Review of The 606 (Bloomingdale Trail): What it’s like to run Chicago’s elevated linear park appeared first on Chicago Athlete Magazine.

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Running the Lakefront Trail: etiquette, and runner safety around bikes on the Chicago Lakefront Trail

On mornings when the city is still yawning, the Lakefront Trail feels like Chicago’s long exhale. The air tastes like water and steel. Gulls argue over invisible breakfast. And the path—already busy—threads runners, walkers, and cyclists into one moving ribbon. I clipped my watch, stepped onto the pavement near Belmont Harbor, and reminded myself of The post Running the Lakefront Trail: etiquette, and runner safety around bikes on the Chicago Lakefront Trail appeared first on Chicago Athlete Mag

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Marathon Recovery: Essential Steps for Optimal Restoration

Guidelines for Physical and Emotional Well-Being After the Race Completing a marathon is a milestone that brings a profound sense of achievement, but the journey does not end at the finish line. Recovery is a critical phase that ensures long-term health and sustained enjoyment of running. Ignoring proper recovery can increase the risk of injury The post Marathon Recovery: Essential Steps for Optimal Restoration appeared first on Chicago Athlete Magazine.

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Saucony Boston Endorphin Speed 5: A Tribute to Boston Marathon Pride and Performance

The Saucony Boston Endorphin Speed 5 is a standout running shoe designed to honor the spirit and legacy of Boston Marathon runners. With its lightweight construction, responsive cushioning, and SPEEDROLL technology, this shoe delivers a smooth, fast ride—perfect for runners looking to push their limits on race day or during training. The Boston edition features The post Saucony Boston Endorphin Speed 5: A Tribute to Boston Marathon Pride and Performance appeared first on Chicago Athlete Magazin

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Spring Chance Boston Qualifier Marathon Brings Fast Times to Geneva

Geneva, Illinois — Sunday, April 12 The Spring Chance Boston Qualifier Marathon returned to Geneva on Sunday, April 12, giving runners a focused, time-trial-style opportunity to chase personal bests and Boston Marathon qualifying standards. With spring temperatures and a supportive race-day atmosphere, the event drew athletes looking for a well-organized course, predictable pacing, and the The post Spring Chance Boston Qualifier Marathon Brings Fast Times to Geneva appeared first on Chicago Athl

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2026 Los Angeles Marathon Recap

The 2026 Los Angeles Marathon, held on Sunday, March 8, delivered one of the most dramatic finishes in the event’s 41‑year history, as more than 27,000 runners took to the streets on the iconic “Stadium to the Stars” course from Dodger Stadium to Century City. A Finish for the Ages The men’s professional race came down to the final strides The post 2026 Los Angeles Marathon Recap appeared first on Chicago Athlete Magazine.

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Betty Designs Endurance Apparel: Just in time for spring training

Betty Designs offers a distinctive approach to running and yoga apparel by combining performance‑driven construction with bold, expressive design. While the brand is well known in endurance sports, its running and yoga pieces translate that same technical expertise into apparel that supports movement, comfort, and confidence across a wide range of workouts. Design & Aesthetic The post Betty Designs Endurance Apparel: Just in time for spring training appeared first on Chicago Athlete Magazine.

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2026 Tracksmith Boston Collection Released

With March having arrived, we can officially say that the Boston Marathon is next month! You should be hitting your longest runs of the training session and making your race day plan. One of the most important decisions to make is your race day outfit. Boston can be rainy, snowy, windy, sunny, hot, cold, or all of The post 2026 Tracksmith Boston Collection Released appeared first on Chicago Athlete Magazine.

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Barkley Wins Again

The Barkley Marathon happened earlier than ever this year over Valentine’s Day weekend. Lazarus “Laz” Lake lit his cigarette signaling the start of the race at 6 am, and runners were off to complete the treacherous 20-mile loop. This year’s race was both the earliest in the calendar year, and in the day. This event The post Barkley Wins Again appeared first on Chicago Athlete Magazine.