We love workout details and vicarious living around here, so instead of just posting race reports, we’re also going to dig in and see how you busy, ambitious women fit in your workouts amidst school schedules, work deadlines, caring [...]
One of the tenets of Another Mother Runner has always been to encourage women to pursue goals—and support them as they do. If a marathon is on your bucket list, we’re here to help you decide if the New [...]
This post is written by Kate Walton, a BAMRbassador who works full-time and has written for us about her hysterectomy, the college drop-off of her older daughter, and more. Like so many badass folks, I love chasing a goal. [...]
With school back in session (or soon enough) and sunshine-y hours getting shorter by the day, it becomes especially critical to get up and get your run done. Even when it means setting an alarm earlier than when the [...]
My memory isn’t fading—the other day, I remembered the name of a neighbor I haven’t seen since pre-COVID; when I trot down to the basement fridge, I bring up all four things I needed to grab. (A win, am [...]
This post is by Pam Harris, an avid boxer, 3x marathoner, and one of our brand ambassadors. Pam is an AI research manager; she and her family live in the Atlanta area. I’m a few short miles into my [...]
This post is by Tiffany Smith, a triathlete, mom of two, and HR manager who lives in Overland Park, Kansas. Tiffany attended our retreat last fall, and a March episode of the Another Mother Runner podcast really spoke to [...]
If you are traveling this summer and in need of a running route, I suggest you head to a riverbank. Several boons about running by a river: the route is often flat; there are usually few streets to cross [...]
We love a good lightbulb moment. Especially when it comes to running gear. That’s what Maureen, a half-marathoner in training, recently had. “I love running with a hydration vest: I can't believe that in my 13 years of running, [...]
Whether #1 or #2, when you gotta go, you gotta go—even if you’re 2 miles from home on a run. Out here in Portland, the majority of home-reno/construction-project port-a-potties are padlocked, so it got us wondering where folks go [...]
