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Jonathan Beverly
SENIOR RUNNING EDITOR, OUTSIDE
Jonathan Beverly’s passion is to help others experience the joy of training, competing and being fit and fully alive. The author of Your Best Stride and Run Strong, Stay Hungry, Jonathan served as the long-time editor of Running Times. A lifelong runner himself, he has coached runners of all levels, from beginners to marathoners, junior high and high school cross country and track athletes to masters competitors.
My Stories
5 Run-Improving Exercises You Can Do During Daily Life
Improve your running by integrating these strength, mobility and balance exercises into your daily routine—so you'll be sure to do them regularly.
Make Running Fast Fun Again
3 pro tips to restore your childlike joy of running fast and make speedwork more enjoyable and effective
Parker Stinson is Back and Boston Bound
After a frustrating year, Stinson is training stronger than ever. He and coach Dathan Ritzenhein share his strategy and workouts as he aims for a Boston breakthrough.
Bekele Ready to Shoot for Marathon World Record in Berlin
Kenenisa Bekele’s agent reveals his training for the 2021 Berlin Marathon has been similar to 2019 — when he missed the world record by 2 seconds.
Winner Disqualified for Too-Thick Shoes in Vienna Marathon
In the first disqualification under the World Athletic's 2020 shoe ruling, Derara Hurisa was stripped of his victory for wearing shoes with a 50mm midsole height.
What Marathon Training Should Feel Like
Learning from the best about how our bodies react to different stages of training and how to use that feedback.
Kipchoge Says He Hasn’t Passed His Last Milestone Yet
As a new film comes out about his 1:59 marathon, Kipchoge talks about training, challenges, motivation and running until he's 100.
Snappy Stability: On Cloudswift 2.0 Review
Escape the squish: On's redesigned Cloudswift delivers a secure fit, stable platform and responsive underfoot feel.
Missing the Olympics? “The Distance” to the Rescue
Every runner will appreciate this riveting story of dedication and passion that follows Naoko Takashi and the Japanese people to Olympic gold in the marathon.
Kipchoge Wins the Olympic Marathon in Dominating Performance
Kipchoge demonstrates his marathon reign continues with a commanding, seemingly effortless victory in Sapporo.
Why it is Worth Getting Up Early to Watch Track on Saturday Morning
Two amazing distance races. Powerful runners with strides like poetry. Heroes and legends to be made. That's worth a 4:30 wake up.