Team Injinji

From Combat Boots to Trail Shoes: Aimee Jacobs’ Unstoppable Journey

November 12, 2025
Army Physical Therapist, ultrarunner and Team Injinji Athlete Aimee Jacobs shares her inspiring story of strength, resilience and purpose—balancing cancer treatment, 100-mile races and her dedication to serving others.

Coach Jeff Browning: The Cold-Weather Warm-Up Every Runner Needs

October 21, 2025
Training through the winter? Learn Jeff Browning’s go-to warm-up routine with simple, effective mobility exercises to prepare your body for cold weather running.

Meet the Ultramarathoner Who Paints Her Runs

October 13, 2025
Meet Team Injinji Athlete Rae Cramer, an ultrarunner who blends her love of trail running, farming and painting to forge a deep connection with the land. In this exclusive athlete interview, unpack her process and approach to training and painting.

Tara Dower's Ultrarunning Gear Checklist

October 8, 2025
Ultrarunner Tara Dower shares her top gear picks—from Injinji trail running socks to hydration vests and glitter. Get her full trail checklist.

Mike McKnight on Injury, Mental Health, and Adaptation

September 8, 2025
After a herniated disk sidelined him from ultrarunning and took him off the trails, Mike McKnight has found strength in cycling and a new way to chase endurance goals.

A Father-Daughter Thru-Hike. 2,198+ Miles on the Appalachian Trail

September 2, 2025
Maine native and endurance athlete Natalie Nicols reflects on her 2,198 Appalachian Thru-Hike with her dad by her side.

What Ultrarunning and Organic Farming Have in Common (More Than You Think)

August 27, 2025
Farmer and ultrarunner, Max Taylor, describes the similarities between the demands of training for an ultra-marathon and the demands of managing his organic farm. From early mornings to long hours running, discover how he finds balance, purpose and endurance in both.

An Exclusive Interview with Team Injinji's Tara Dower

August 13, 2025
Ultrarunner Tara Dower reflects on her record-setting Appalachian Trail FKT and shares her plans for the 272-mile Long Trail FKT attempt. In this exclusive interview, Tara talks training, mental toughness and the story behind her trail name, Candy Mama. Follow along as she chases her next big goal.

What 200 Miles Taught Me: Tasha Swartley’s Tahoe Experience

July 21, 2025
Team Injinji athlete, Navy veteran, ultrarunner, and EMT Tasha Swartley opens up about her first 200-mile race, the power of starting, and how ultrarunning saved her life.

Recovery Tips from Recovery Retreat Owner and Ultrarunner CP Pruitt

July 16, 2025
Team Injinji Athlete, ultrarunner and recovery studio owner CP Pruitt breaks down the benefits of cold plunges, infrared saunas, compression therapy for athletic recovery and wellness.