Dr. Tamara Wilkerson Dias shares her tips on getting started with Meal Prepping to make it both fun and easy for newbies.
Read MoreIn Episode 005 of the #AskCoachAsh IG Live, co-founders Ashlee and Natalie sat down to discuss Race-day Strategy. Learn they’re favorite tips and important do’s and don’ts for success on the big day. Catch the recap here.
Read MoreShanna Tyler, host of The Self Soul Sport Podcast, shares why she loves connecting with girl bosses from all over the world and why running is such a big part of her life and fitness journey.
Read MoreRUNGRL was able to chat with two dope runners, Kim Van Acker and Dannielle McNeilly, to get insights on their respective journeys to the much-sought-after Boston finish line this year.
Read MoreIn order to be the best runners we can be, we must take care of our running bodies. We only get one, so if we want to keep putting the miles in, we’ve got to also be diligent about putting in the recovery work. Learn how in the latest installment of #AskCoachAsh.
Read MoreBalancing a demanding work schedule and a busy social life while managing an autoimmune disorder can be challenging enough, but Iesha Pankey decided to tackle all this while training for her first marathon. Find out what she learned through this challenging and rewarding process.
Read MoreRunning is often thought of as a solo sport, especially on the treadmill. Learn how RUNGRL collaborated with Mile High Run Club in New York City to create a space for women to run and have fun together.
Read MoreGet the best tips and advice from Episode 2 of #AskCoachAsh, where she talks about pacing! Learn how to improve your pace, common pacing mistakes and more. Then stay tuned for the next episode coming soon!
Read MoreFrom elite running legends to hometown heroes, we’re celebrating the running trailblazers who inspire us in our new series, ‘GRLS Who Race’.
Read MoreWith the prevalence of racial bias against African Americans in the medical community on the rise, Dr. Candice Williams explains how to ensure your healthcare providers prioritize your health and concerns just as much as you do.
Read MoreYou know you need to de-stress, but how can you relax with so much on your plate with limited funds and no vacation in sight? Dr. Candice Williams shares why you must make this a life priority and how to squeeze in self-care, even when you’re on a budget.
Read MorePiriformis syndrome is a special concern for active women, who are six times more likely than men to experience this “pain in the butt”. Learn more about this pain and how to manage it from Alison Staples, RCAA-certified long distance run coach and physical therapist assistant.
Read MoreWith such limited time available, as a mother, it can sometimes feel “selfish” to prioritize your own health and wellness. Dr. Candice Williams explains why self-care is non-negotiable for moms and shares tips on how to be more mindful of self, without the guilt.
Read MoreThey say that running can change you. Contributor TiYanna Long shares how training for a half marathon changed her mentally and physically, for the better.
Read MoreAs both a dermatologist and a runner, Dr. Elyse Love understands the challenges of caring for skin while remaining active. Dr. Love shares her own journey and best skincare tips for active women with RUNGRL.
Read MoreWith race season in full swing, those who are training have to now ramp things up. Are you assessing your body as you ask it to put in this hard work for you? Check out these tips to help keep your body healthily running all season long.
Read MoreApril is RUNGRL’s birthday month and we’re celebrating the best way we know how—through miles with all of you! We've partnered with Gixo fitness app to bring you our first-ever Virtual 5K on Sunday, April 28. Read more to find out how to join us!
Read MoreIt’s not all sunshine and rainbows. See what makes up the good, the bad and the downright ugly side of running.
Read MoreUntil she saw others running who looked like herself, April Anderson never imagined that Black women might be running just for the sake of running. She was very happy to be wrong.
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