Like the Wind Magazine – It's not How to Run, it's Why we Run

Like the Wind: why we run

Issue #33 presents 26 running stories and over 70 photographs and illustrations over 128 pages. As runners, we know that our sport creates a space for us to stretch our [...]

What a Difference a Day Makes (or, How I Became an Elite Athlete for 24 hours)

Only the most talented runners receive star treatment. But what if, by some quirk of fate, it actually happened to you? It did to one runner. Words by Marcus Ryder [...]

Great Is The Victory, But The Friendship Of All Is Greater

The marathon witnesses competition and camaraderie. There’s no better example than the first London marathon when the men’s race ended in a dead heat. And it wasn’t by accident. [...]

Alexis Berg: Come Hell and High Water

Many people run to find out what they are capable of. But to truly discover the limits you have to do something that is almost impossible. Enter the Barkley [...]

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A great read. It’s inspiring to find stories by the likes of Scott Jurek side by side with stories by ordinary runners. I particularly liked the piece on the Right to Movement Palestine marathon.

Christopher Lancaster

Like the Wind: why we run

What a Difference a Day Makes (or, How I Became an Elite Athlete for 24 hours)

Great Is The Victory, But The Friendship Of All Is Greater

Alexis Berg: Come Hell and High Water

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