Inspire

Meet the 11-year Old Who Runs 21K Marathons, Tyson Ogsimer

I feel better, I feel stronger, I feel faster, overall, I just feel great. I can't really explain it, I just feel happier.

RUN: Endure the Pain, Keep the Faith, Finish Your Race

“Dad, I wanna be just like you when I grow up!” - Sky

Hil, a single mom at 35, had to overcome a great deal of obstacles. And those obstacles got her to where she is now in terms of her achievements in fitness and bodybuilding.

Those who are watching can’t help but say, “that’s a team I want to be on” with none who can disagree.

Anyone can run a marathon, and beauty queen Charlene Gonzalez proved that after successfully finishing her first ever 42 kilometer run in 5 hours and 50 seconds last Sunday

The race is not just a competition, it's a reward for all the hard work and dedication put into preparing for it.

Wondering if you're already too old to run? Then meet Mommy Rosalinda "Linda" Ogsimer, she's now 69 years old and an ultra-marathoner.

It’s been 3 months since I embarked on this weight loss journey and this is a half-way checkpoint to my goal to lose 19 lbs. in 6 months.

Sometimes, all you need to be fit is an inspiration -- and nowadays that isn’t so hard to find. From the people we interact with to the people we see on TV/Magazine/etc., they’re practically everywhere.

She’d been left alone—abandoned by a man who she thought was the real deal—blankly staring at a computer screen. Chat box open, flashing brightly, and trying to figure out what to make of her then-boyfriend’s message; “It’s over. I’m sorry,”

Runners don’t race other runners. They race against themselves to conquer their wills, to transcend their weaknesses, to beat back their nightmares and actually beat themselves.

"I credit being Asia’s No. 1 Women’s Elite Moutain Bike athlete to my dad"