It’s Time to Actually Do Something About Harassment While Running
It's not enough to just arm women with self-defense tips and products, we need a complete cultural change.
It's not enough to just arm women with self-defense tips and products, we need a complete cultural change.
As evolving attitudes and education continue to influence, community members and leaders collectively agree that true progress on the topic of run safety will come from reframing the conversation.
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These organizations are mobilizing runners to battle the harassment so many female runners face on a daily basis.
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We all want to feel safe out there—how are some tips on how to do that.
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You can never be too safe.
No run is worth your life.
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Even if you are have been running for years, it is always beneficial to brush up on safety tips.
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Runners know about the typical safety protocol, but this is something that's easy to forget about.
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A discreet device gives runners a superhero edge on their run.
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One community is arming their female runners with education and safety tips.
Stay alert and responsible with these on-the-run tips.
When it comes to women's safety on the run, we will be outspoken about it.
One runner gets advice from her driven mother-runner, who also happens to have congenital heart disease.
This convenient handheld safety device gives runners an added edge over any potential assailants.
New research that can improve your health and fitness.
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