All Running articles
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ArticleBoston Marathon: a battle of words, not only of runners
A misread campaign at marathon’s most visible address exposed Nike’s vulnerabilities – and gave Asics an opportunistic opening.
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ArticleSportsShoes Running Report: one in six Brits run
Younger generations lead UK running participation as the sport maintains a stable base — with motivations, barriers and technology habits mapped across 5,000 Brits.
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ArticleChanges in Spain enabling Sprinter to expand
The JD Sports-owned chain is accelerating into the space abandoned by Intersport, with 70 stores planned by 2028.
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ArticleASICS offers funded trail adventure to two runners
Two runners in France, Spain, UK and Germany can win a fully funded trail trip. Applications close March 19.
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ArticleSaucony continues its campaign of invitation-only footraces
The invitation-only relay format, now staged in five cities, anchors Saucony’s record marketing investment as FY 2025 sales topped $533m.
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ArticleNike and JD Sports’ 500-Runner Mall Takeover
How a grassroots run club founded by an ex-prisoner became one of Europe’s largest—and why Nike and JD Sports chose to partner with it.
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News briefsAsics EMEA posts record 2025 revenue
The Japanese brand’s European division saw SportStyle surge 44% while maintaining #1 position in performance running across five key markets.
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ArticleAustralian startup challenges global shoe brands
Melbourne-born Tarkine reports fivefold growth with locally designed, eco-focused running shoes aimed at displacing foreign brands.
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ArticleUK & IR Running Industry Awards spotlight 2025 winners
The UK & Ireland Running Industry Alliance honored standout brands and events at its annual awards while highlighting the innovations and consumer shifts set to define the running market in 2026.
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WebinarWatch now: 5 major trends in China’s lifestyle landscape
Chinese consumers are spending more on premium sportswear and outdoorwear. Watch our Expert Talk to learn what this means for international brands.
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News briefsThe Running Event 2025 promotes inclusion
The Running Event returns with partnerships in diversity, mentorship and community-building to strengthen the running industry.
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ArticleBrooks Running posts ninth consecutive quarter of double-digit growth
Brooks Running grew 17 percent in Q3 FY25, its ninth straight quarter of double-digit gains in all regions and channels.
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ArticleInternational Running Expo debuts with 200+ global exhibitors
The inaugural International Running Expo is set to unite the global running community at RAI Amsterdam this November.
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ArticleNike powers up its running shoes
Nike is testing Project Amplify, a powered running shoe with a built-in motor and drive system.
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ArticleWomen’s shoes still don’t fit
A new study shows most running shoes are still built for men’s anatomy — leaving women runners with discomfort, fit issues, and preventable injuries
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ArticleRichard Kuchinsky: ‘A sustainable shoe must be a good shoe first, sustainable second’
Leading footwear designers reveal the complex trade-offs between sustainability and performance in running shoes.
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ArticleTracking the next stride of Germany’s performance running market 2025
Germany’s runners are consistent, data-driven, and increasingly value-conscious. These are the findings of SGI Europe’s Performance Running Report.
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ArticleOn Running ranks among most innovative companies 2025
On Running joins the ranks of deep-tech and platform giants on Fast Company’s innovation list.
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Article361 Degrees reports 10% Q3 growth in core and kids retail, 20% in e-commerce
The Chinese running, kids and basketball specialist reports growth figures and launches an AI partnership with Standard Robots to drive innovation.
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ArticleTeen survey finds On outranks Hoka
On Running overtakes Hoka among U.S. teens, Nike’s decline moderates, but teen spending drops 6 percent.
