Articles by Todd Aydelotte

The elite Warriors pack makes their way through the NYC streets on their way to a finish on Coney Island. Armando Diaz It was well after midnight when a large group of Orphans — wearing matching green t-...

It’s 2:45 a.m. and I’m doubled over in agony, trying to run up the pedestrian side of the Williamsburg Bridge. My lungs are on fire and I’m nauseous, clutching the railing as I pull myself forward, pausing only to thr...

It’s 2 a.m. and we’re tracing the delivery route of baker Frank DiNoto, who delivered bread on these NYC streets nearly 50 years ago. His grandson, Joe DiNoto, is founder of the Orchard Street Runners (OSR), which is breaking new boundaries in ultrarunning, driving our sport to the urban, unsanctioned edge.

Finishers of the Ted Corbitt 50K celebrate. Sandra Abrams New York’s Ted Corbitt 50K traces the favorite training route of Theodore “Ted” Corbitt—founding father of long-distance running and on...

Author Todd Aydelotte (far right) leads a group of runners who joined him on a 92-mile run connecting historic landmarks from poet Allen Ginsberg's lifetime. Armando Diaz For the last five years, I’ve be...

At 1 a.m., over 90 ultrarunners converged on an abandoned lot in the South Bronx, the starting line for one of the world’s most unusual, underground ultraruns, thethird annualThe Warriors UltraRun in New York City.Dre...