Meb Keflezighi is a runner, best-selling author and philanthropist. He is the first runner in history to win the New York City Marathon, the Boston Marathon, and an Olympic medal. Today, Meb is committed to helping others Run To Win and nurturing the sport of running for the next generation through the MEB Foundation.

MEB’S STORY

BOOKS

Run to Overcome Run to Overcome
Run to Overcome
$25.00

Run To Overcome is Meb’s first New York Times bestselling book which tells his incredible story, detailing from his difficult childhood in conflict-ridden Eritrea to his challenging journey to becoming the first marathoner to win an Olympic Medal, the NYC Marathon and the Boston Marathon.

This book has a soft cover and is autographed by Meb.

Meb for Mortals Meb for Mortals
Meb for Mortals
$25.00

Meb for Mortals was conceived in the weeks after Meb’s historic win at the 2014 Boston Marathon, which captured international headlines not just for the courageous front-of-the-pack performance that took Meb to victory but also for the fact that he completed this magnificent run just two weeks before his 39th birthday.

This book is now an essential guide for everyday runners, providing in-depth advice on training, nutrition, and mental strength, along with step-by-step photographs demonstrating how to perform the drills, core exercises and recovery habits Meb uses in his own training regimen.

This book has a soft cover and is autographed by Meb.

26 Marathons 26 Marathons
26 Marathons
$25.00

Meb provides another New York Times Bestseller with 26 Marathons: What I've Learned About Faith, Identity, Running, and Life From Each Marathon I've Run. Meb shares his lessons on life, family, faith, and running through a reflection on each of the 26 marathons he’s run in his storied career.

This book has a soft cover and is autographed by Meb.

ACCOLADES

  • Four-Time Olympian

  • 23-Time USA Champion

  • Previous 10,000m American Record Holder

  • New York City Marathon Champion

  • Boston Marathon Champion

  • Olympic Silver Medalist - Marathon

PERSONAL RECORDS

  • 1500m: 3:42.29

  • Mile: 4:02.79

  • 5000m: 13:11.37

  • 10000m: 27:13.98

  • Half Marathon: 1:01:00

  • Marathon: 2:08:37

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Yesterday was a special day in the running community, it was Global Running Day, and it was great to see all of us celebrate what running means to us. Yesterday was also Game 1 of the NBA Finals. My daughter Fiyori and I had the honor of joining my g
Happy Global Running Day! It all starts with the first step and the first mile. When was your first mile? When was your latest mile? Today, let’s reflect on how far running has brought us, and let’s think about who we can introduce to run
Congratulations to my older brother and tutor, Aklilu, for completing his very first marathon at the San Diego Rock n Roll Marathon. We ran a lot of miles together in my high school days. He taught me so much about breathing and competing while we ra
Dear Fiyori. I’m so proud of you. There is no perfect human being, but there are exceptional people. You are that person who works hard toward something you put your mind to. As a student you achieved amazing grades, and as an athlete you are r
I would like to share an update with you on why you have not seen me running as much lately. Since the fall, I’ve been dealing with what I first thought was a sore knee, but with thanks to Dr. Andy Rosen in NYC, it was diagnosed as a meniscus t
I am so proud of Fiyori for being selected to represent her school at the annual county scholar athlete banquet. This year she was selected as the female student-athlete to represent all sports for her high school, an honor she also earned at the mid
The 4th Annual Run With MEB was a success! I am honored to be able to continue this event each year, and on Saturday at Al Lopez Park, we welcomed nearly 500 runners to our 5k, 10k, and one mile fun run. It is great holding such an event, seeing a nu
It is always one of my favorite weeks of the year: the Boston Marathon. I am fortunate to have so many opportunities to engage with the community and the race for nearly a full week around the big race on Monday, and this year was no different. Fi
The “Run to Remember” at the OKC Memorial Marathon is special race. It’s a race you must do once in your life, whether you want to do the full marathon or the half marathon! It’s a race where it takes you back to what happened
Thank you to Kari Watkins and the OKC Memorial Marathon and Museum team for allowing me to attend and have a wonderful playoff experience last night, getting to watch the action from the floor. Congratulations to the Thunder on an important win to g

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