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I’ve been planning to attempt a summit of Mt. Everest for the last 5 years, a lifelong dream that at the time seemed ever so far away. I would build my mountaineering resume over time until I felt comfortable and skilled enough to go for it.

After finding running a few years ago I continued to look for the next big challenge. First a 5k then a 10k, I continued to work my way up to Marathons and 50Ks always thinking what’s next? I then came across an article talking about this crazy race up Pikes Peak in CO and it got me thinking…

Recently we explored the fire ravaged Santa Ynez trail in the Pacific Palisades. Portions of our backyard trails were unrecognizable.

Many 100-miler runners complete their races with no crew or pacers. They are stoic, gritty, and determined. They are not me. I usually get the crew together before I commit to signing up for the race. It’s a team sport, and I thrive on the shared energy of friends.

A few days ago KREW member Kyle Long ran the entire Wonderland Trail. Ridiculous terrain, crazy weather, a 1am standoff with a mountain lion and another bucket list run done. Read our latest guest blog post by Kyle about his absolutely epic day out.

If you want to become the best runner you can be, you need to be doing some form of consistent strength training. Chris La Croix shares how to go about this... 

The heat and humidity can be very challenging for runners, especially on longer runs and on race day! We sat down with our PATH projects KREW for s...

This is a conversation with running coach Greg Sisengrath from our KREW, who recently ran Cocodona 250. His "non-traditional" approach to training for ultra races. 

Update on inventory challenges, price increases in the Fall, new products and more...