Guest Post: 2020 Virtual Boston Marathon Brings Boylston to the World
The following has been submitted by Run Oregon reader, Brian James Siddons – Runner, Writer, Poet. Most runners never run the Boston Marathon,…
Run Oregon Bookshelf: Swim, Bike, Bonk
While you cannot judge a book by the cover, the cover might be enough to get you to pull it off the shelf. In the case of Swim, Bike, Bonk:…
Why You Should Be Doing Virtual Races
If you are like me, you resisted the virtual race trend for a long time. Many runners are understandably not as keen to running a virtual…
Run Oregon Bookshelf: Feel-Good Fitness by Alysia Montaño
If you’re already reading Run Oregon, chances are you already have some interest in running or walking, but how would you rate your fitness?…
Looking for quiet? Try running at Galen McBee Airport Park (McMinnville)
I happen to come across this sweet spot thanks to Facebook. I had seen photos of a mushroom house and it caught my attention. I had to go…
Looking for quiet? Check out Aaron Mercer Reservoir – including the “Infamous” OREGON Rock!
I am a road runner who likes to add an off road adventure to my long weekend runs whenever possible. During this time of “no…
Run Oregon Bookshelf: Fast Girls
Fast Girls, an amazing new novel by Elise Hooper, is based on the lives of three women from the 1936 U.S. Olympic Track and Field Team. The…
What Runners are Doing During Quarantine: The Goggins 4x4x48 Challenge
This was supposed to be my year of rest. After 2 marathons, 6 50ks and several (like A LOT) of races the last two years, I was going to take a…
Looking for quiet? Check out this socially-distanced route in Polk County
Even though most of the state is starting to reopen, we here at Run Oregon believe things should be done planfully and thoughtfully. Running…
Kegs & Legs Beers of the Week: Neon Daydream Hazy IPA and two sours from Deschutes Brewing
I love beer. After now having visited over 560 different breweries, it’s fair to say I have sampled a lot of beer (follow me on…