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The Problem with Running Entitlement (and How to Shift Your Mindset)
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Running is often seen as one of the most inclusive sports out there. Just lace up your shoes and go, right?
Running as Advocacy: How Indigenous Athletes Are Leading Change
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Running has always been more than just a sport. For Indigenous athletes, it's a powerful form of advocacy, a way to honor traditions, and a means to reclaim space in a world that often overlooks their stories.
Why Representation Matters in Running, Coaching, and Beyond
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Representation matters. Not just in media, politics, or leadership, but in the world of running, coaching, and strength training. When you see someone who looks like you thriving, it sends a powerful message: You belong here too.
Racing Fitness vs. Training Fitness: Why They Aren’t the Same
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If you’ve ever finished a race feeling like a superhero, only to struggle through a regular training run days later, you’ve experienced the difference between racing fitness and training fitness.
Why You Shouldn’t Try to Follow Every Running Tip on Social Media
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If you’ve ever scrolled through social media looking for running advice, you’ve probably seen an endless stream of tips, hacks, and workout plans. Some of it is great, backed by science and experience. Some of it is trendy nonsense.