M. Magazine
Articles: 15
M. Magazine is home to stories about athletes — from elite performers to everyday heroes. A collection of tales paying homage to the fortitude — and foibles — of the practitioners in sports of the endurance kind.
Athletes
The hunt. The hunted down. The ekiden — a psychological game.
The ekiden. The word’s origin lies in a means of communication that has existed in Japan since…
Athletes
Dion Smith — Tour Down Under
The Tour Down Under returned to set the wheels in motion on the 2023 road racing season. The…
Running
Zachary Barker - Houston Marathon
Zachary Barker is Maurten’s marketplace lead for the Eastern US. He’s also…
Triathlon
It all starts here x Hallvard Kolltveit
Navigating any new world is daunting. A language unknown, unfamiliar…
Running
Berlin - The year of 02:01:09
A master continually refines their craft, and this year, in Berlin, Eliud Kipchoge showed once…
Athletes
100-mile state of mind | a Kilian Jornet story
“Why am I here? Come on, just stop. Just stop!” The path of least resistance can be a…
Athletes
Feel the pendulum swing | A Sara Svensk story
Sara Svensk lay flat on her back, her heart hammering rapidly in her chest, lungs burning. It’s…
Athletes
Maurten meets Gustav Iden | A conversation around fueling
He’s young - but that hasn’t stopped him. At age 25 he has established himself as one of the…
Athletes
The selfless champion | A Kengo Suzuki story
After a sixteen-year drought Japanese men’s marathoning entered a new era in 2018 when its…
Athletes
The weight of a nation | A Flora Duffy story
It was ten days before the Olympic triathlon in Tokyo that Flora Duffy knew. Her training…
Triathlon
Maurten meets Kristian Blummenfelt
Sometimes an athlete’s performances are so immense that a line is drawn in the sand. They find…
Running
The World Record fueled by regret
Mariko Yugeta is 62. The first woman in her 60s to break three hours in the marathon. A world…
Running
Berlin - through the eyes of Jojo Harper
Jojo Harper is an award winning documentary photographer based between London, England and…
Running
Ekiden: The Japanese phenomenon
Every year just around when the calendars have flipped to a new year, almost one-third of the…
