Train Like a Mother Club News: Are you planning on being in Pittsburgh on May 6 + 7? We will have a shake-out run + a #BAMR get-together on May 6. All are welcome; sign up here to be notified of details! Programs Opening This Week: Simply [...]
Today, we are seven. Well, maybe not today exactly but in March 2010, our big yellow book baby, Run Like a Mother, was launched into the world. While there was a lot of sweat and a few tears, we've never been [...]
February into March is the roughest time for Northeastern U.S. runners. This year is no exception. When it hasn’t been bitterly cold, we’ve had gale force winds. Or, just to keep us on our toes, we’ll have two days in [...]
The word of the day is "bombogenisis." It's what happens when Nor'easters stop being polite and start getting real. I -- Adrienne -- had four miles on my plan today. I did exactly none of them. Why? This is [...]
Hi, I'm Katie. I'm many things: a mom, a wife, a professional, a new AMR team member, and I'm also a breast cancer survivor. I'll be sharing my story here on Another Mother Runner as I get back into a [...]
I hope 2017 is treating you all well so far. We kicked off the new year by staying up too late playing board games and eating too much fondue because we are rock stars. Because there ain’t no party like [...]
We're sharing the Tribe's best Mother Runner moments of the year, and this one grabbed our attention the minute it landed in our inboxes. While it's not necessarily a happy ending or a "best moment," we appreciate that Tribe member [...]
We runners begin planning for “next season” a little earlier than most, I’d say. We’ve got to be brave – banking on the extent of our training prowess long in advance of any actual foot-to-pavement action. And we’ve got to [...]
Welcome to our new column, "Room on the Road," by Denise Dollar, who you might know as the founder of Heart Strides, Denise uses this space to discuss her struggle with running and weight. Check out her previous posts here. [...]
The current state of my training for the NYC marathon: I was heading out for a morning run and my teenager asked me how long it would be. “Eight miles,” I said. “Oh,” she said. “So not too far.” This [...]
