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It's November, which means it's National Running Safety Month! With that in mind, we asked our Team Injinji athletes what their one most important tip is for running at night. Stay safe out there!

Mike McKnight booked his 5th 200 miler win and 8th finish just two weeks ago at the MOAB 240. With getting third place his first-ever attempt at this race and first place his second time around, it seems he has an affinity for this particular ultra marathon event. Way to go Mike!

We sat down with one of the most notable figures in the ultra running community and Team Injinji athlete, Courtney Dauwalter, for an exclusive interview where she talks about her most recent race at UTMB 2021, her love for nachos, and also answers questions from San Diego's running community!

Have you ever heard of a running camp? The last time you may have heard mention of or been to a running camp was probably back in high school or college. But did you know there are running camps for adults too? We break down the different types of running camps and what their purpose is at different levels of running experience.

Michael Wardian is no stranger to the Hardrock 100 Endurance Run, yet difficulties can arise for anyone seemingly out of nowhere. Such was the case for Mike in this year's race. However, Mike was able to catch a second wind, and with the help of his crew, he got right back up on his feet and persevered.

Written from the perspective of Injinji's Team Manager, Isabella Janovick, this blog describes her experience as a crew member and pacer for Team Injinji athlete, Jonathan Gunderson, as they took on the 2021 Badwater 135 Ultramarathon.

In this second video of an ongoing series to help with strength, mobility, form, and technique, Team Injinji athlete and endurance running coach Jeff Browning, shows us some stretching tips he does before running. Stay healthy from Head to Toe with Coach Jeff!

Team Injinji manager Isabella "IzzyB" Janovick will be pacing Team Injinji's own Jonathan Gunderson in the upcoming race, the Badwater 135. She discusses how she tackled preparation to be ready to crew and pace for 'The World's Toughest Foot Race'.

What does it take to run 135 miles in the desert in the middle of summer? Heat training - Lots of it. Team Injinji members Jonathan "Gundy" Gunderson and Amy Costa break down their training routine for racing in the Badwater 135 and the mental challenges that come with racing in the heat of the desert.

Can you imagine running 135 miles nonstop through the desert in the middle of summer? That's exactly what ultra runners who participate in the Badwater 135 ultramarathon strive to accomplish. Read what makes this run one of the most demanding and extreme races on the planet.