Designer Sandro Young is the artist behind our second Artist Designed Series collection, entitled Walk Like A Nomad. Read about his design process, his favorite sock in the collection, and what inspired his vision.
In this can't miss episode of "Head to Toe with Coach Jeff," Injinji athlete Jeff Browning unveils the keys to effective goal setting and progress tracking. In just a couple of minutes, discover his winning strategy for keeping motivation consistent and taking your training to the next level!
There are a lot of things that can go wrong while hiking but blisters should never be one of them. Team injinji Athletes identify which toesocks are their favorites for preventing blisters when hiking
In this Q&A, we sit down with Team Injinji Athlete and veteran ultra-runner Mike Wardian about his views on trail running and why it has ballooned in popularity over the last two decades. He shares advice on recovery, how to manage downhill vert, and much more!
You might know someone who has taken on a Tough Mudder or you've heard of the Ninja Warrior program but have you ever wondered what it takes to compete in these events? We talk to three Team Injinji athletes about their experiences competing in obstacle races and why crawling, climbing, and lifting heavy are so rewarding.
We interview Team Injinji athlete Phil Shin about his first 100-mile race, the Leadville 100. As a two-time cancer survivor and liver transplant recipient, we talk about how Phil's personal experiences have impacted his passions and community.
Team Injinji Athlete Mike Wardian is returning to Silverton, Colorado in July to take on the Hardrock Hundred Mile Endurance Run, also known as the Hardrock 100. In this interview, Mike chats with us about his history with the race, goals for this year, and game plan for training.
Team Injinji Athlete Courtney Duawalter set a new course record when she won the Hardrock 100 in 2022. Just weeks after she took the win at Western States, Courtney will return to Hardrock in 2023. Learn about what gear she'll bring and what she hopes to achieve.
San Diego Track Club member Jillian Rodriguez started training for a marathon with the single goal of finishing but she quickly fell in love with the sport. Learn about how she cut her marathon time by 67 minutes with the help of the San Diego Track Club.
