Anoush Arakelian

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One runner experimented with dating runners and non-runners and learned what to expect from athletic and non-athletic personality types.

We've all experienced motivation lapses that lead to running slumps. When your next slump strikes, learn to overcome it with these tips.

One runner pens an open letter to her running community urging the cyber bullying to stop—because she's fallen victim to it as well.

These are conversations that could only be had between running buddies (because they are the only ones who get your taper tantrum).

One runner was asked this question at the Brooks Beasts' Altitude Training Camp and was surprised that it was hard to answer.

When one runner started her journey in the sport she devoured every 'how-to' around, to come to the conclusion that there was no 'one way.'

Wanting to see how running and dating coexist, one runner conducted a survey asking for run date stories. Thankfully, she's sharing with us.

Ever wondered what would happen if you only had pictures of running on a dating app? One runner found out and it's pretty hilarious.

When wondering what it would be like to just sleep in and miss a long run, one runner realized just how much she does care about running.

Rise at 5 a.m., at the office by 8:30 a.m.—that's a runner's full day before the real full day starts.

One runner did, and it's hilarious.

One runner writes a thank-you note to every person in her life, from the fun friend to the run bud, that's contributed to her running.

Some runners never see themselves as athletes. But you can relate to at least one of these.

The death of two young runners gave some powerful fuel to another who ran in their honor.