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Instead of training through pregnancy, this Boston qualifier decided to postpone her first Marathon Monday experience and try again later. The post I’m Not Running Boston This Year–Even Though I Qualified appeared first on Women's Running . View Source

Is your training and racing schedule becoming an unhealthy obsession? Here are five ways to tell. The post 5 Signs You’re Obsessed with Running appeared first on Women's Running . View Source

Book Club Track Club is for runners that are also passionate about reading. The post Book Club Track Club: The New Podcast By Alexi Pappas And Kyle Merber appeared first on Women's Running . View Source

These organizations are mobilizing runners to battle the harassment so many female runners face on a daily basis. The post It’s Not A Compliment. It’s Harassment. appeared first on Women's Running . View Source

Add these 10 soundtrack singles from recently-released movies to your running playlist. The post 10 Soundtrack Singles To Score Your Next Run appeared first on Women's Running . View Source

In an ideal world, I would wake up every morning and have a leisurely breakfast with fresh coffee and a homemade veggie omelette. But in the real world, my mornings are usually crazy and I grab a packaged breakfast item while running out the door. While I’m a huge advocate for cooking meals and eating whole foods, some of the foods on supermarket shelves are great options for healthy eating in a hurry. That’s why I asked some fellow nutritionists for their picks for eating a healthy breakfast on the go. Here’s what they had to say, with some of my own picks thrown in! Nature’s Path Organic Breakfast Biscuits “When I’m in a rush, I love to grab Nature’s Path Organic Breakfast Biscuits , especially their blueberry chia flavor. The biscuits are perfect before an early morning run because they are packed with whole grains for energy, but don’t feel too heavy on my stomach. If I want something more substantial, I’ll have them with a packet of peanut butter and a piece of fruit.” – Rachae...

Photo of Pikes Peak. Elevation: 14,115 feet. As a Type-A adventurer, I have a whole slew of lists–on Pinterest and on paper–to plan out special moments in my future. I’ve documented the songs I want to play at my wedding and the gifts I will buy for others. I even have a list of future hiking adventures I want to go on. It makes sense, then, that I have a list of my bucket list races. This is no ordinary list, as I am no ordinary runner. While it rightfully includes classic events like the Boston and New York City marathons, the list also reflects my thirst to escape suburban finish lines and adventure into more out-of-the-box competitions. Are you curious yet? Here are three races I have my sights set on: The Pikes Peak Ascent Ever since my intrepid hike down Pikes Peak as a teenager, I have dreamed of running up (and down) the incredible 14,115-foot mountain. I remember the thrill of hiking through the changing landscape, marveling at the breathtaking views as I weaved down the...