Theo Kahler is a journalist for Runner's World, specializing in covering running events, races, and stories related to the running community. With a passion for the sport, Theo provides detailed race results, highlights, and features on both amateur and professional runners, as well as stories that shed light on the impact of running on individuals and society.
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Few musical artists have seen as big of a jump in fame as Chappell Roan in 2024.
By: Theo Kahler
Not every piece of gear is worth it—here’s how to tell.
But famous runners like Jelly Roll and Jason Kelce weren’t far behind.
After a dip in participation levels due to the COVID-19 pandemic, marathons are finally seeing an upswing in popularity.
This story will be updated Olympic sprinter Fred Kerley was arrested in Miami Beach after a “confrontation with police officers,” according to WSVN
By: Theo Kahler
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By: Theo Kahler
Not every piece of gear is worth it—here's how to tell. Running, at its core, is a relatively low-gear sport, but people love to bemoan that it's increasingly expensive.
By: Theo Kahler
Theo Kahler News Editor Running, at its core, is a relatively low-gear sport, but people love to bemoan that it's increasingly expensive.
When he's not training, the Olympian and soon-to-be Harvard graduate keeps busy by reading philosophy and bike commuting.
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