Like the Wind USA #2

Issue 2 is organized around running culture that is less visible but no less significant: the dedication that goes unseen, the places where running carries risk, and the psychological edges of performance. The US edition feature examines the relationship between astronauts and running before, during, and after space travel. Micah Ling's global feature takes a compassionate look at exercise dependency and disordered eating. Jeremy Kuhles investigates why women's Ekiden is overshadowed by men's. Further stories cover a Moab trail partnership, misinformation in running media, a Kenyan wildlife ultra, race-day anxiety, Asian Women Run, Zimbabwe's Brian Sheriff, and the blurred lines between passion and work for Alpine ultra medical staff.

Like the Wind USA is a print edition that adds 16 US-specific pages to the global issue. The magazine has built its reputation on stories other running media skips, covering road, track, and trail across a global community of contributors.