Below is a list of running blogs – if you’d like me to add your blog here, either post a comment or send me an e-mail (use the Kontactr button below) with your blog title, name, link, and a short description of the blog’s content (and a Twitter address if you have one). My only stipulations are that the blog (or podcast) be running-oriented (at least in part), and that it be active. Blogs are ordered by Title and not by any form of personal preference. This list is by no means comprehensive, and my intention is to slowly add to it in the future.
4 Feet Running
4 Feet Running is a biweekly podcast with Nik and Dan! She’s a marathon runner training for her 6th. He’s a beginning runner who finished the C25K program and just ran his first half-marathon. Every 2 weeks (mostly), they record themselves on a short run somewhere in New England (mostly), they talk about their training, play some music, and have a few laughs.
Authors: Nik and Dan (@blackfonzie and @painternik)
Ann’s Running Commentary
Author: Ann Brennan (@brennanannie)
The Adventures of Cowboy Hazel
Author: Robert James Reese(@cowboyhazel)
Becoming Bonkproof
Work hard, train smart, never bonk again.
Author: Caleb Masland (@calebmasland)
Believe In The Run
Follow the trials of training for and running of the 2010 GORE-TEX® TransRockies race
Author: Thomas Neuberger (@neudesigns)
blog.andyobrien.com
Author: Andy O’Brien (@andyo22)
Ernesto Burden’s Blog
Digital media, marathons, and other lagniappes…
Author: Ernesto Burden (@ernestoburden)
Kathy Runs
Training, Nutrition, and Motivation
Author: Kathy (@simpsoka)
Mel Reads, Writes, and Runs
Author: Mel (@tinyrunner96)
Mileposts by Dorothy Beal
All about the miles of my life.
Author: Dorothy Beal (@MilePosts)
momforlife
momforlife started out being about my quest to run a 5K in less than 30 minutes, but many weeks my 10 year old’s exploits (or some other life event) are a lot more interesting.
Author: Paula (@paulakiger)
Musings from a Multisport Mama
A multisport blog by a multitasking mom in graduate school for anthropology and part-time web designer with 2 awesome kids.
Author: Rockett Kirwin (@multisportmama)
Phedippidations PodCast Website
Thoughts, opinions, observations and rambling diatribes composed during distance long runs.
Author: Steve Runner (@steverunner)
Run Bulldog Run
The Running Adventures of British Bulldog
Author: Steve Speirs (@britishbulldog)
Run Faster Mommy!
The Adventures of a Mom on the Run
Author: Heather Gannoe (@runfastermommy)
Runblogger
Thoughts and tips on running, blogging, and living an active life.
Author: Pete Larson (@Oblinkin)
RunnerDude’s Blog
Anything and Everything About Running.
Author: Thad McLaurin (@RunnerDude_)
Running Quest
Running is an ongoing quest. Just like life. This blog is an account of my journey from bed to finish line, as I struggle to overcome a number of setbacks. I hope that by sharing the ups and downs together with my learnings along the way, you too may reach your goals. After all, running, like life, is a quest best taken together.
Author: Clynton Taylor (@RunningQuest)
Running Without Being Chased…
A couch potato’s journey from the cushions to running a 5K.
Author: Melanie Neumann (@MelanieNeumann)
Ted’s Running Journal/Logbook
Ted’s Running Adventures
Author: Joel (aka Ted) Rooy (@SeeTedRun)
This Bee’s Knees
I am a parent and a runner. On really good days, I manage to be both. If you are either or both and enjoy and/or struggle with the challenge of juggling the two roles, I’d love to hear from you and have you hear from me.
Author: Leon
Trail Running Blog
Former cross country runner, currently training for my first half
Author: Phong Chieng (@SDrunner)
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Once again, if you’d like me to add your blog here, either post a comment or send me an e-mail (use the Kontactr button below) with your blog title, name, link, and a short description of the blog’s content (and a Twitter address if you have one). Following the format I have here would be great (and would make my job easy!). My only stipulations are that the blog (or podcast) be running-oriented (at least in part), and that it be actively updated.
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