48.7K 
Jasmin Paris reaches the finish of the Barkley Marathons with just 99 seconds to spare. Paris became the first woman to ever complete the Barkley marathons. Photo: Howie Stern
Purchase Back Issue:
![]()
Features
- Moving Forward Chasing Goals by Amy Clark
- Milestones by UltraRunning Magazine
- Hydration Vest & Nutrition Review by Donald Buraglio
- The Holy Grail of Ultramarathons: Can a Single Factor Determine Performance? by Nick Tiller, PhD
- Leah Yingling & Mike McMonagle: Going Further by John Trent
Ultracoach
- Koop’s Corner Anti-Doping Efforts in Ultrarunning by Jason Koop
Ultrageek
- Ask the Physiologist Increasing Longevity for Master’s Women Runners & Training to Max Threshold by Nick Tiller, PhD
- Beast Coast Evolution of Chasing Goals by Amy Rusiecki
- Running Beyond What and When You Eat Matters by Kamm Prongay
- Tales from the Crypt Goal Tantra by Buzz Burrell
- Ask Mags New Things on Race Day, Preventing Burnout & Are Pain Medications Considered Cheating? by Maggie Guterl
- International Ultra Germain Grangier: Moving Up by Gael Dutigny
- Adventure Ultra The Great Interrupter of Chasing Goals by Max King
- Running Wise The Goal of One Hundred 100-Miler Races by Gary Dudney
Ultraraces
- Chuckanut 50K by Krissy Moehl
- Outlaw 100 by Neil Murphy
- The Barkley Marathons by Amy A. Clark
- Pistol Ultra by Gordon Turner
Ultralife
- One Trail One Heart Trailblazers: Always on the Move by Bob Crowley
- Behind the Scenes Denise Flory: Part of the Fun by Andrew Miller
- Destination Unknown Something Is Better than Nothing by Jeff Kozak
- Detours of the Lost & Found Freedom Seat by Jared Beasley
- Sarah’s Stories The Two Most Important Goals by Sarah Lavender Smith
- I Am An Ultrarunner Training for 100 Miles by Erika Hoagland