The iconic Boston Marathon is known for its historic course and vibrant atmosphere. Among those participating in the 2024 race, Team Injinji Athlete Mike Wardian will guide fellow runner Dylan Bourne, a dedicated athlete with autism.
Hiking can be an intimidating activity for novices, but learning how to prepare will ensure a safer, more enjoyable experience. Use these tips to help plan your next outdoor adventure.
Proper foot care is essential for runners. Learn strategies for preventing blisters and how toesocks are designed to prevent skin on skin friction, the number one reason why blisters form.
Sustaining energy levels while running is critical for peak performance, and there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Discover how Team Injinji Athletes Bobby Le, Andrew Miller, and Lovelyn Findley fuel their bodies for optimal efficiency.
Toesocks can significantly enhance running performance, which is why Team Injinji Athletes Garrick Arends, Zach Bates, and Bobby Tran exclusively wear them to train and race. Find out why they're loyal to Injinji socks and which styles they wear the most.
Curious about becoming a running coach? Learn from Team Injinji ultrarunners Jade Belzberg, Trish Arends, and Anthony Lee as they share their coaching inspiration and experiences working with runners of all levels.
Team Injinji Athlete Trevor Davenport endeavored to create a running club that would foster connection among runners and give back to small businesses in the Pheonix area. Read about his journey in creating the San Tan Trail Runners club.
In this blog post, we'll share how Team Injinji Athletes are reaching their athletic goals and impacting their communities. Check in every month to read about their recent successes and upcoming challenges.
Despite facing challenges, Athlete Kym Crosby found her passion in track and field, competing in the Paralympics as a visually impaired athlete and winning three medals. Her inspiring story sheds light on the importance of inclusivity in sports.
For runners, navigating the nuances of tapering during a training cycle can be challenging. Team Injinji Athlete and Corrective Exercise Specialist, Jesse Fuller, demystifies what it is and why you should do it.
