Jessica Sebor

Running legend Katherine Switzer continues to inspire women of all ages and get more women running through her organization 261 Fearless

Choose your own adventure in our step-up plan that takes you from a 5K to a marathon—and every distance in between.

Follow this marathon training plan if your goal is break the 4-hour mark on race day. Plus, tips for runners who are not confident they are there yet.

Want to tackle a half marathon? Use these 13 tips to have a great race.

Fuel properly before, during, and after your half marathon in order to run your best race ever.

Charge up your running to prevent everything from muscle cramps to brain drain.

If you are time-crunched and finding it hard to fit in marathon training to your daily schedule, follow these tips.

When it comes to breathing while running, it isn't as intuitive as you'd think.

If you're experiencing a little discomfort on the front of your legs, try these five techniques to ease shin pain.

Thinking of taking the 13.1-mile plunge but not sure where to start? This half marathon plan will carry you from the sofa to the start line—and across the finish too.

For some runners, allergies can happen during every season. Keep your passages clear with these tips.

A red face after running is not necessarily a bad thing. This dermatologist explains why.

Each of these New England towns offers a paradise of running trails, delicious food and fun outings for active travelers to enjoy.

Former editor-in-chief Jessie Sebor reflects on her time at Women's Running and welcomes new editor-in-chief Rebecca Warren.

The former editor-in-chief of Women's Running describes the warmth she discovered abroad in an ultramarathon running community in Turkey.

College students are slammed with a million things under the sun. Here's one runner's interpretation of running thoughts.

How a daughter's relationship with her mother grew exponentially through running half marathons.

Does fasting seem crazy? It doesn't have to be if you do it the healthy way.

Soreness is breasts can happen to any female runner, no matter their size. Find out why and what you can do to make it better.

A breakdown of what, when and why.

4 amazing athletes are setting out to change the public's perception of plus-size.

Train for a sprint-distance (aka short!) triathlon with this 12-week swimming, cycling and running plan.

Reach your potential with a fueling plan tailored to your needs.

Though their second race was much different than the first, Jessie Sebor shares how she loves her mom through every obstacle.

Our editor-in-chief got eyelash extensions in order to see how they hold up for runners; here's what you need to know about the process.

Five years after becoming editor in chief, Jessica Sebor remembers some moments of inaction and how she's worked to make it right.

A look back at the decision to feature real women on the cover of Women's Running and what we hope you, as readers and runners, get from it.

Check out Jessica Sebor's author page.

You've tied your shoes a thousand times, but did you know different lacing techniques can aid your feet? Here's three to try.

We’ll start with four letters: W.I.N.E. The Wineglass Marathon in New York is one of the longest-standing races.

At the Mongolia Sunrise to Sunset Trail run, racers pass through fields of wild horses, grazing yak and ancients shrines.

Meet Women's Running's XC Ambassador Hannah Hartzell! Dozens of collegiate runners entered—but it Hannah's essay that pierced our hearts.

For the running buddy who loves felines, these gifts are quirkily purrfect.

We decided to kick off our final 2016 issue with a running (duh) party with the Project Start crew, including Candice Huffine.

She’s in the yoga studio as often as she’s meditating through mileage, so this runner deserves some goodies to help her bliss out.

For your friend who all about sparkling style and injecting fun into everything that helps her get to the finish line.

Perfect presents for your running buddy who is super serious when it comes to hydration.

Whether it’s the November Project or the local track club, this lady knows about strength in numbers.

If you need a massage—like right now—there is an app for that. We discovered how easy it is to get the sore muscle relief you need.

He's trying to achy-break the record!

We put the new Fitbit Charge 2 to the test. Here's what runners will love about the activity tracker and how to use it on the run.

The NYC Marathon was full of excitement as Molly Huddle dominated in her debut, while Mary Keitany ran away with a third straight win.

You've got to see this specialty gear inspired by newsprint, graffiti and sidewalks after a fresh rain.

The Extra Mile campaign means for every mile runners log, ASICS does something awesome for girls in need!

The 2:30(!) marathon Sara Hall shares her best pre-race advice and what she's going to eat the morning of the marathon!

Take a few thousand steps through the five boroughs with our insider’s course tour of New York City's marquee running event.

Even a few minutes logged on the treadmill can often make you wish you were anywhere else. Thanks to one app, now you can be.

Do you want to share your talents with a national running magazine?

Wheat-free, artisanal beer brewed by female athletes? We’re listening—and drinking. Here's how the beer company Sufferfest came to be.

If you're thinking of foraging some fuel while out on the trails, here are some important rules to follow so you stay safe.

You've probably never heard of these brands—but can you predict which ones will be household names?

"I couldn't wait to show it to my daughter, to let her see a positive image of an American woman, who also just happens be be Muslim."

Welcome to the wild world of foraging.

Leaving the urban sprawl behind for trail running can be a nerve-wracking experience. Here is why our editor in chief says to do it anyway.

Hey, maybe that's you?

Here's the story from the Games you didn't hear: Four women who fled war-torn countries in hope of a better life and made it to the Games.

Alaska-resident Sabrina Walker does not let cystic fibrosis keep her from running; she uses the sport to stay as healthy as possible.

Spoiler alert: ocean views, insane medals and 10,000 runners doing yoga.

With open arms, the largest city in Brazil welcomes both Olympic travelers and runners seeking South American adventure.

Now you can work out like your favorite Olympians!

A trip to a popular Olympic training spot led our editor to uncover a behind-the-scenes she didn't expect.

Some participants at the Seawheeze Half Marathon wait in line for 15(!) hours for this limited edition Lululemon apparel.

One runner overcame self-esteem issues created by a troubled childhood by becoming a marathoner.

When it comes to longer races, how you fuel your body is crucial.

Kiss your excuses good-bye.

Find out why watching a movie changed one young runner's life.

Elaine Gonzalez Johnson is on a mission to bring fitness to the Latina community, one step at a time.

Here's a full rundown of all of the action from the final day of the Olympic Track Trials.

Sydney McLaughlin is the youngest Team USA runner in more than 40 years.

If you’re not following Phoebe Wright on Twitter, you’re doing it wrong.

On day 9 of the Olympic Trials, the fittest women in the world competed alongside one of our favorite track dads.

When 1,500-meter track star Rachel Schneider fell on her shoulder with only 300 meters left to go, she did the impossible...

Find out which three incredible hurdlers made it on to Team USA...and which woman didn't let a fall get her down.

This week, she exposed herself to the world...as the USA Track & Field Olympic Champion.

So many races, so little time. Find out what happened in Oregon today so you can impress your runner friends tomorrow!

Danny and Katie Mackey, are both husband/wife and coach/athlete--it's not always easy to balance both while chasing Olympic dreams.

Tickets were punched to Rio with extra muscle and no dry eyes.

It is possible to still exercise with asthma—in fact, 10 percent of Olympic athletes suffer from it!

Not just for the tennis court, Venus Williams serves up hot looks for your run.

Our editor in chief reflects on what we can take away from the people who have made the way for women in the sport.