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Moorestown, NJ (November 13, 2026) /ENDURANCE SPORTSWIRE/ – RunSignup, the leading technology provider for U.S. endurance events, has surpassed $4 billion in total transactions processed for its customers. The milestone, reached in August 2026, comes just 18 months after the company crossed $3 billion in February 2025 — continuing the platform’s acce...


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SAN DIEGO (NOVEMBER 13, 2026) /ENDURANCE SPORTSWIRE/ – The Kaiser Permanente Thrive Half Marathon and 5K, which benefits Make-A-Wish San Diego and attracts a competitive field chasing prize money, will celebrate its 10th edition Saturday at Mission Bay.

The inaugural event featured a point-to-point course with fewer than 1,000 runners. A decad...


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November 13, 2026 /ENDURANCE SPORTSWIRE/ –  hDrop Technologies has announced its integration with Strava, allowing athletes to see their fluid and sodium loss alongside their training activities. The integration brings sweat and electrolyte data into a platform where millions of athletes already track, analyze, and share their performance.

Heart rate, p...


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Whoop is expanding its app offerings to let you connect up with friends and family rather than just focusing on your own fitness: it’s called Whoop Humans, and it lets you share your stats, goals, and achievements with a selected network of contacts.

It’s similar to what you can do with a Strava account, though Whoop is pus...


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One of the all-time great topics for discussion on the Sunday long run is “What was so-and-so’s race performance really worth?” Andreas Almgren, for example, won this year’s New York Marathon by running the first half in 1:04:04 and the second half, including the hills of Central Park, in 1:01:57. What could he have run with a flatter course and more even pacing? Simil...


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