Welcome to the debut of “My Running Guru,” an occasional Q&A on our website highlighting a member of the Another Mother Runner community talking about the person who enticed her into the wonderful world of running. We are kicking [...]
This post is written by Kathy Greif, a mother runner from Tampa who is COO at The Dali Museum and who turns 50 today (!). Last week, Kathy ended a 3.5-year-long run streak. On the eve of retiring my [...]
“Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” This cliche, oftentimes misattributed to Einstein, rings true in my life. That said, this middle-aged Mama is finding that as I evolve, so does my [...]
As a high school track coach, I spend nearly every weekday parked on the infield of the 6-lane oval, stopwatch in hand, screaming splits and rallying my athletes to dig deep and conquer their training session du jour. But [...]
Laura Pfeifer signed up for a 50K to celebrate her 50th birthday. Mother Nature had other plans. When I turned 50, I wanted to celebrate with something significant, so I signed up for the 50K at The Hobbs War [...]
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 [...]
Beach or mountains? That’s the classic daydream question about a preferred vacation destination. But a cosmopolitan member of our team (clue: she’s the shorter of the two founding partners!) always craves heading to a city, instead. It got us [...]
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 [...]
