Go! St. Louis is really trying to make fitness a year-round proposition. One of its latest efforts is a calendar of events.

The Go! calendar contains some events not covered by the St. Louis Track Club’s calendar, the first being the Kids…

Given the size and proximity of the OneAmerican 500 Festival Mini Marathon, it was safe to assume that the area would be well-represented.
The Mini Marathon actually is a half-marathon in Indianapolis and is the largest half in the United…

Let’s start close to home.

Bryan Glass of the 180 Energy Runners finished first in the Lake Run 12K near Bloomington, Ill. Glass beat a field of nearly 800 runners, finishing in 38 minutes 50.1 seconds. Here’s the full story,…

MSNBC will broadcast a one-hour highlight show of the Olympic triathlon trials at 11 a.m. Sunday, May 4. The trials were held last month in Tuscaloosa, and St. Louisan Sarah Haskins finished second to Julie Swail Ertel. The show also…

Good news: the Brigette Schutzman Festival of Miles on April 28 raised about $8,000 to help pay medical bills for Brigette, a runner at St. Louis University who suffered brain injuries in a car crash. The festival gave Brigette a…

Team 180 captain Jeff Bockhorn filled us in on what happened to St. Louisan Zac Freudenburg in the World Mountain Running Championships on April 26 in England. Here’s a synopsis:

The week before the championships, Zac was a member of…

Attention, Boston finishers: Here’s the last post on last week’s race. But it’s a good one. You can watch yourself cross the finishing line, thanks to the CBS affiliate in Boston. The video is in 10-minute segments, and it’s a…

Not often do we report bad news here in Jog Blog, but, well, here goes.

Tom Cruise has caught the running bug.

When Lance Armstrong announced that he would take up running for a cause, following in the footsteps on…

We covered the nuts and bolts of the Brigette Schutzman Festival of Miles in Tuesday’s paper. Here’s the link in case you missed it. For a slideshow of the evening, click here.

Congratulations to Vianney and Mizzou grad Neville Miller, both on…

The 180 Energy Runners GOJI team of Michael Schnitzler, Jenifer Schaller and Emily Klockenga took first place in the open team challenge of the Kentucky Derby Festival Marathon on Saturday in Louisville. The trio ran marathon times of 3:29:22, 3:56:17 and…