Mother Runner

Six of the top ten women elite finishers at the New York Marathon are mothers, a statistic that did not go unnoticed at Women's Running.

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The two-time Olympian was scheduled to race the 2021 Boston Marathon on Monday, but she’s had a change of plans.

This sequence will help moms rebuild their pelvic floor and core strength so they can (quite literally) hit the ground running.

The Olympic silver medalist and 2017 New York City Marathon champion reflects on adjusting to parenting and coaching Olympic hopefuls during the pandemic.

Through a partnership with nonprofit &Mother, Cadenshae will help three track athletes chase their Olympic dreams.

Plus, she's connecting with fans along the way.

No races? No problem. Keira D’Amato will create her own—and win it.

Building a strong core foundation before going on your first postpartum run is the key to preventing injuries.

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The new 268-mile Montane Spine Race course record holder shares how raising her 14-month-old daughter helped her prepare for the race.

Jasmin Paris became the first woman to win the 268-mile Montane Spine Race—and she set a new course record by more than 12 hours in the process.

Grief inspired this woman to become a runner and a police officer. Years later, she’s eyeing her first-ever 50K.

Becoming a mom gave me my “why” for running.

Magic happens when we slip on our running shoes.

There are three general rules that apply to running while pregnant (and postpartum) to make you stronger.

Treat yourself or your favorite mom-to-be to a few of these fun must-haves.

If you're a runner and mom, you'll relate to these 15 signs you're a full-fledged mother runner.

One runner shares what it is like to run pushing—three!—children.

One mother runner learned a lot while training for and running a marathon at just 5 months postpartum.

One stroller running veteran shares her top tips for runners new to hitting the roads with their little ones in tow.

Sometimes "doing it all" is not a reality. But we can try our best.

Sneak these moves into your day at home with your little ones.

Some days there just isn't time to look picture perfect. It’s okay, mama—you are not alone.

And now she's a full-blown ultrarunner.

The popular mother-runner blog Another Mother Runner just stepped up their stride.

In case you haven't heard, mother runners are pretty legit training partners.

This new father-runner gives his top tips for learning to run with a stroller.

You nurse both training and children in a very similar fashion—kind of.

The Olympic medalist shares details of her life with her daughter, Piper.

Our everyday actions can help our children grow up healthy and confident.

Here’s how you can keep running through a few common pregnancy woes before and after your baby is born.

Dorothy reminisces about her stroller days and how she trains now that her kids are older.

Our resident blogger Michele Gonzalez shares how to balance motherhood and running.

Alysia Montaño spills about the best parts of being an elite runner and mother.

The new mother-runner shares why starting a family is euphoric for her.

Lashinda Demus proves that having a family is not a hurdle to achieving your dreams.

Renee Williams-Smith passed her love of running onto her son, Luke.

Scrambling for a last-minute Mother's Day idea? We have a few suggestions.

Find out how Paula Radcliffe strikes the balance between being an elite runner and a mom.

The fastest female marathoner in the world is hanging up her shoes after Sunday.

Find out these facts about our mother runner readers.

Running and motherhood can coexist—and we have some tips to help you do it. See what other running moms have learned over the years.