Our RUNGRL founders share their best tips for getting those miles in when the rain is trying to stop your shine.
Read MoreMany hugely important decisions (and decision makers) will be decided on November 6. More than ever, your vote as a Black woman is needed.
Read MoreHow can women defend themselves against would-be attackers while out for a run?
Read MoreRUNGRL gets personal with celebrity hairstylist Yene Damtew on managing a busy lifestyle, how to care for Black hair and the importance of making your health a priority.
Read MoreNatasha Hastings, two-time Olympic Gold Medalist and World and U.S. National Champion, shares her insights on her running hair, her motivations and her “you look good, you feel good” philosophy.
Read More#MyRunningHair Ambassadors share their stories and routines, giving a glimpse into their personal lives and how they manage to stay active and healthy while still maintaining their varied and beautiful hairstyles.
Read MoreSome of our favorite runners share how they slay their pressed or blown-out hair and still have time to work out regularly.
Read MoreAs active Black women interested in both wellness and healthy hair, RUNGRL knows the struggle. How much of a role does haircare play in your life when it comes to fitness?
Read MoreThese cleansing body wipes can freshen you up in no time and hold you until you can make it home to a real shower.
Read MoreBlack women runners have many reasons to pay close attention to their iron levels and potential signs of anemia.
Read MoreThe official RUNGRL launch kicked off with our day-one supporters, local partners and friends.
Read MoreLearn how what you eat can have a big effect on your training and how to choose the right foods for your own race prep.
Read MoreRUNGRL co-founder Na’Tasha shares the lessons she learned from her first half marathon, and how they made her next one that much better.
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