Dan England
Dan England is a Colorado-based freelance writer, the co-author of “Reborn on the Run” with Catra Corbett and a sarcastic but helpful ultrarunning coach. He’s also completed more than 30 ultras himself and climbed more than 200 mountains.
Aging on the Run: How to keep Running Ultras as You Age
Ultramarathons may be a safe space for older runners, but you still need to make concessions when running ultras as you age.
Dan England
August 30, 2026
6 Smart Tips to Successfully Navigate Aid Stations
Follow these 6 tips to make the most of aid stations and help you run the next section of a course as best possible.
Dan England
July 27, 2026
Train for Unfamiliar Terrain: How to Get Through a Challenging Race Even if You Train for It Remotely
Here's how you can train to get through a challenging trail running race even when the terrain you'll be racing on doesn't exist where you live.
Dan England
July 19, 2026
Waiting Game: Entering Hardrock and Western States
The wait is worth it, but it might take years to get into two of the most prestigious trail races in the U.S.
Dan England
July 7, 2026
The Wit and Wisdom of Mike Smith, One of the World’s Most Prolific 100-Mile Runners
Mike Smith is one of the most prolific 100-mile runners in the world with 251 finishes to his credit. Here's what he's learned along the way.
Dan England
May 19, 2026
Back of the Pack Runners are the Backbone of Ultrarunning
Running at the back of the pack is no easy task. But those who have the courage to keep moving, amid fatigue, pain, myriad challenges, and the unknown make this sport uniquely special.
Dan England
April 28, 2026
Why You Should Run at Least One Practice Trail Race Before Your First—or Next—Big Ultra
Running a practice race before your biggest goal race of the year can pay big dividends.
Dan England
April 15, 2026
Smart Tips to Recover From a Mid-Race Bonk
Here are some smart tips on how to overcome bonking and even prevent it from happening.
Dan England
April 6, 2026