Kelly Roberts

Kelly Roberts of Run, Selfie, Repeat describes the struggle she had with returning to running after an injury broke her heart.

These six race day stories show the running world for what it is: a supportive community that embraces all new members.

Run Selfie Repeat outlines the 12 scariest things runners face when training and running their first half marathon.

Run Selfie Repeat checks in with four of the women who signed up to train for the #BadassLadyGang5K.

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Kelly Roberts offers her final pep talk ahead of the #badassladygang5K!

Six women share their experiences completing Week 2 of the #BadassLadyGang5K training plans.

Run Selfie Repeat's Kelly Roberts explains all that's involved in the #BadassLadyGang5K week 3 training plan.

Run Selfie Repeat's Kelly Roberts invites you to share the experiences of these six women as they train for the #BadassLadyGang5K.

Run Selfie Repeat's Kelly Roberts encourages runners to stay strong with the #Badassladygang 5k week 2 training plan.

Week 1—here we go!

Run Selfie Repeat reminds runners of all the reasons they're awesome for pushing through the hard days and continuing to run.

In preparation for #SportsBraSquad Day, nine women share why the squad is so important to them.

Run Selfie Repeat offers tips for runners preparing to run their first half marathon.

Are you in?

During her second BQ attempt in London, Run Selfie Repeat learned an important lesson she will never forget—and met Prince Harry.

Sure, Run Selfie Repeat is scared going in to her second Boston Marathon qualifying attempt. But she isn't going to let it stop her.

Run, Selfie, Repeat recently visited the tropical paradise and is sharing why every runner should take a trip to The Magic City.

Anyone can be a runner, but not everyone can make it through the new runner struggle. You can, however, if you just learn this secret.

Run, Selfie Repeat looks at where she started as a runner and the mistakes along the way that shaped where she is as a runner today.

Finding your soul sisters on the run is life changing. It's a lesson one runner wishes she would have learned sooner but is glad she did.

Don't wait until you are injured to start adding these prehabbing moves into your routine—here's how often you should be doing them.

You'll laugh at—and totally recognize—these confessions of run rage, full of yelling, tears and even a pair of shorts full of poop.

You may be nervous to run in a sports bra sans shirt, but Run Selfie Repeat shares what it has done for her running and confidence.

So you want to join a running group, but find yourself just running scared? One runner acknowledges the scariest part about joining in.

After she failed to get her Boston Qualifier time, Run Selfie Repeat reflects on what she learned and why she's grateful for the experience.

No matter what your affiliation, Run Selfie Repeat asks that you take some time to consider why Trump's talk about women is harmful.

Speed work doesn't have to be horrible—if you set your expectations correctly. See what advice Run Selfie Repeat has to share.

Three weeks before she will attempt to qualify for Boston, Run Selfie Repeat shares what she has learned about 'impossible' goals.

Our friends are there until the end—and they make runner life even sweeter. Run Selfie Repeat explains how they make us better.

When you start running, everyone wants to give you advice. Run Selfie Repeat is sharing some real talk on what they don't tell you.

Here's what Run, Selfie, Repeat regrets when it comes to her self-doubt and how she overcomes it.

Run, Selfie, Repeat has some major real talk for you after her experience with an Uber driver recently.

Sometimes, the best way to describe a race is without words.

Let’s talk about every runner’s worst nightmare.

Adios, doubt!

Spoiler Alert: It's not the actual running.

Running in a sports bra is your womanly right, no matter how you look.

Ask a runner about their most embarrassing running moments and they’ll probably respond with, “How much time do you have?”

New runners, there are so many ways to enjoy the new runner struggles!

Run Selfie Repeat shares her personal weight loss journey and how it has helped her see a new truth about before and after photos.

If you've heard of the November Project and wondered—what is that?!—wonder no more!

Running drills are often overlooked, but doing them every day (yes, you read that right) makes a difference.

Training for 13.1 takes discipline, courage and just the right amount of crazy!

Kelly Roberts shares why these 7 moments were huge milestones in her confidence journey as a runner.

So you signed up for your 1st half. Don't panic. Just follow these steps.

All aboard the struggle train!

A tragic accident led one runner to live with the goal of going after the impossible.

We may not tell these lies intentionally, but there are some things runners say that just aren't true.

What do you do with all of those race day photo fails? You run with it!

One runner shares a list of things NOT to do during your first—or any—marathon.

If you are sick of being asked "When will you run a full marathon", just hand out this letter.

If you have a tough time owning the term runner, you are not alone.

Whether you're just starting out or have been logging miles for years, you'll related to all of these feelings.

We always share our happiness and triumphs, but maybe we should be sharing this moment too.

We've all been there. Here is what happens when bad runs happen to good people.

After the loss of her brother, Kelly found that running helped her to grieve.

There comes a time when running becomes a borderline obsession—and your friends will let you know.

Nothing is better than a funny, creative race day sign.

There are so many reasons to join in on this fun grassroots movement.

Our favorite Scandal star perfectly explains the pain of running fast.

Sure, it's tough to start. But becoming a runner is so worth it.

We are serious! They are the perfect date for single runners.

New runners—there are so many amazing reasons to get moving.

We hate to do it but we love to feel like a badass after our freezing miles.

Yup, emojis can really explain everything.

Sure, all they say is "I hate running!" But through some cunning moves, you can get this running.

If you absolutely hate the treadmill, your run may look a little like this.

Because sometimes it feels like it takes FOREVER.

Running teaches and gives us something new every single day.

Mindy is hilarious—and her mannerisms are totally relatable to running a half (right?).

Being a new runner is a struggle that we remember all too well.

The NYC Marathon taught Run Selfie Repeat that nothing is impossible.

The race day struggle is real.

One runner sums up how we all feel during hill work.

How do we get this terminology added to the running dictionary?

The struggles of running are very real.

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Not sure how to pack for an international runcation? We've got you covered.

It can feel like the toughest part of your training.