Mark Remy, Runner's World

Mark Remy

Runner's World

Portland, OR, United States

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Past articles by Mark:

Yes, Running Is a Trivial Pursuit, But Not in the Way You Think

I’ve learned so many fun, quirky, useless facts from training partners through the years. → Read More

Running Through Injuries: Tough or Stupid?

For runners taught to embrace pain, the line between the two often blurs. The tricky part is that tough is a relative term. → Read More

When Is It Okay to Give Running Advice?

Know when to offer an opinion—and when to keep it to yourself. Not that you asked. → Read More

Did Running Save My Life?

When I was 25, I ran away from a small town in Ohio. At age 46, I ran back to see how it—and I—had changed. → Read More

The Benefits of “Running” Errands

Doing them on foot is surprisingly satisfying—if you plan accordingly. → Read More

How Much (Running Gear) is Too Much?

Don’t let mindless consumption leave you feeling bloated. → Read More

How Much (Running Gear) is Too Much?

Don’t let mindless consumption leave you feeling bloated. These tips can help fight the urge to buy more gear. → Read More

Drill, Baby, Drill!

Speedwork, like dental work, is necessary—and not even all that evil. → Read More

Drill, Baby, Drill!

Speedwork, like dental work, is necessary—and not even all that evil. → Read More

Drill, Baby, Drill!

Mark Remy explains why speedwork, like dental work, is necessary—and not even all that evil. → Read More

Midday Runs With My Wife

Mark Remy's midday runs with his wife are short and slow—and some of the best “quality” mileage he has ever logged. → Read More

Twenty Years, Twenty Lessons

Running wisdom—twenty lessons—from someone who’s been a beginner but went on to be a seasoned runner. → Read More

Midday Runs With My Wife

They’re short and slow—and some of the best “quality” mileage I’ve ever logged. → Read More

Twenty Years, Twenty Lessons

Just starting out on your own running adventure? Here’s a little wisdom from someone who’s been there. → Read More

The Dreaded J-Word

Why do people still use that word—you know, the one that rhymes with “yogging”? → Read More

All the World’s a Race

Here’s something I learned recently: A mock marathon is remarkably similar to a real one, except for the part where you actually run a marathon. And it can last almost as long. → Read More

Hey, Sugar!

It's okay to consume sugar and other taboo foods, as long as you're doing so in moderation. → Read More

Hey, Sugar!

It's okay to consume sugar and other taboo foods, as long as you're doing so in moderation. → Read More

Hills. Fartleks. Beer.

Is it possible to be one's own marathon coach? Well, why not? → Read More

Off the Clock

My running watch weighs two ounces. So how did it come to feel so heavy? → Read More