72-Year-Old Neal Ater Appreciates Running Every Day
Neal Ater only started running at 59 years old. Now at 72, he’s run races all over the world and has no plans to stop. He shares why.
All Track Shack Stories
Head Over Heels : A Commitment To Running Leads To Committed Relationships
In the Track Shack running community, a commitment to running has led to several committed relationships.
Fighting To Finish At The “U Can Finish” 5 And 2 Mile
Helen Deboles didn’t think there was a light at the end of her journey. She was battling breast cancer and was losing hope. Then, her life changed when she found a running community.
Battling for His Health at the Battle of the Bands
At the Battle of the Bands 5k, Frank Carter shares his personal battle to get back on the course, one year after a cancer diagnosis.
For the Love of Running
The Growing Bolder Division Powered By Florida Blue Medicare begins with the celebration of running 5k.
It’s Time to Get Moving
What makes people wake up before the sun to lace up their sneakers and hit the pavement? In a word: hope. See how people who meet at start lines all across the world have discovered a way to improve their bodies, minds and futures.
“You’ve Been Passed By An 86-Year-Old”
A record number of runners and walkers gathered for the historic 39th annual Winter Park Road Race, but there was one runner everyone wanted to meet — 86-year-old Ann Kahl. She gives you a pep talk for incorporating movement into your life.
A Fitting Tribute
James C. Barnett, M.D., was a renowned surgeon, the first team doctor for the Orlando Magic and a great promoter of fitness through running. Come see how his friends are carrying on his legacy of fitness and helping others.