Robert James Reese
Robert is the former Executive Producer for Runner’s World Online. He has run over 60 marathons with a personal best of 2:52:11.
Just How Bad Is Heartbreak Hill?
You’ve heard the stories. Now find out if the numbers back them up.
Why This Race-Time Predictor Should Be Part of Your Training Plan
Your approximate race time affects just about every aspect of your run: what you wear, how much you eat, and more.
Meet the Jogging Stroller That Parents and Kids Alike Adore
Thanks to the BOB Rambler, you won’t feel like Sisyphus pushing your kid up the hill on your favorite route.
Our Awesome Run on the Ragged Edge of the World
Runner’s World VIP led a group of runners to the 2017 Big Sur International Marathon for a 26.2-mile adventure unlike any other.
A Closer Look at the Olympic Trials Qualifiers
Some barely squeaked in, while others made it with more than 20 minutes to spare.
Same Race, Different Goals
How to keep things interesting when you’re running the same marathon year after year.
12 Ways Parents of Small Children Can Sneak in a Run
You desperately need to escape for a few miles. Here’s how.
Don’t Forget About the Hills at the End of Big Sur
Yes, Hurricane Point is the biggest of the day. But it’s not the only one.
What to Pack for the Dopey Challenge
Four races in four days. That sounds like a lot of luggage.
Wanted: Marathoners for Pacing Research
All that’s required to participate in the study is the completion of a short online survey.
Running to Vote
It’s voting, but better.
Photos from the 2016 Marine Corps Marathon
A few of my favorite shots from a weekend spent at “The People’s Marathon” with Runner’s World VIP.
Photos from the Chicago Marathon
A busy weekend of running in the Windy City with Runner’s World VIP.
To Run a Faster Marathon, Predict a Faster Marathon
If the calculator isn’t giving you the times you want, you’ll need to change the inputs.
I Started a Buffalo Stampede During My Trail Run
And that wasn’t even the most downright part.
Running to Get Somewhere
Long runs are better when there’s something fun at the end.
Yard Work or Long Run?
Finding time for both can be a challenge.
Don’t Forget Breakfast
The “most important meal of the day” is especially important when you’re running long.
A Marathon-Sized Island
Good thing it wasn’t any bigger; 26.2 miles was enough of a challenge.
A Running Conversation with NASCAR Drivers
Nov 9, 2016.
These Runners and Beers Are Made for Each Other
Mar 10, 2016?
NASCAR Drivers Show Off Their 5K Speed
This race, the Jimmie Johnson Foundation 5K, was a little slower than the ones that they’re usually in.
Runners and GPS
Adding a running race to your family vacation can work well, but only if you do it right.
Marathon Envy
It’s tough to rest while the rest of the world runs Boston.
Planning Out Marathon Weekend
How to keep things interesting when you’re running the same marathon year after year.
Why You Should Run to Work
Now that the weather’s warmer, ditch the car. Here’s why.
Keys to the Perfect Family “Runcation”
Adding a running race to your family vacation can work well, but only if you do it right.
11 Things a Runner Never Wants to Hear
When on a run or in a race, these comments always make runners cringe.
Why Am I Hungry All the Time?
I’ve been eating too much lately and am not sure how to break the habit.
How the Race Was Won: Olympic Marathon Trials
A look at how the 2016 men’s and women’s races unfolded, via splits and stats.
A Closer Look at the Olympic Trials Qualifiers
Some barely squeaked in, while others made it with more than 20 minutes to spare.
How to Pick the Right Running Movie
A good film will help the treadmill miles fly by.