Like the Wind Storytelling

It’s post race, you’ve nailed the finish, and got yourself a new PB. However now your legs probably feel either extremely stiff or a lot like jelly. Injured or not, your body and mind might are out of sync.

In our latest issue, cover artist Kathleen Marcotte honours iconic women in the field of running. In her piece ‘#Womenrunning’, she uses beautiful illustrations to celebrate the athletic achievements of Alice Coachman, Diane Leather …

Or so it would seem, according to LtW #14 contributor Patrick Leese. An amateur runner himself, he continues to be amazed by the opportunities that the movement of two legs can bring. In his piece, “Running = Life”, Leese recalls running his first 10km …

We wouldn’t normally advocate judging a book by its cover, however, LtW #13 is a bit different. Not only does the cover reflect the connotations we are aiming to portray (13, superstition, luck…) but also allows us to tell another story …

Where did your passion for running begin? Here’s your chance to retrace the origins of your one (and only) true love. The highs, the lows, the PBs, what’s come before, yet more importantly, what’s yet to come…

Very much in the same way as London, a trip to any European capital, “trail running paradise” does not necessarily spring to mind… more like too much tarmac, city fumes and tourists.

Missed the deadline for shipping a copy of Like the Wind magazine? Or you have ten minutes before you need to leave the house, and you don’t want to turn up empty-handed? Or you simply need a last-minute running gift? We have the solution.

Let’s get things straight: I am no good at art critique. The lessons I hated most about art history were the ones where we had to critique a single painting over pages and pages of text. After all, who am I to voice my opinion on something so personal …