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In celebration of the 2024 Miami Marathon weekend, RUNGRL partnered with HOKA to present a dynamic pre-race activation we called Pre-Covery on Jan. 27. See some of our favorite moments.
We’re starting a movement to MOVE. All month long, we’re encouraging RUNGRLs to #StartSomeMovement by inviting fellow Black women and other members of their community to join them in movement. We’ve always been trendsetters. This month, let’s set the trend of movement, together.
RUNGRL is bringing our community together again for a seven-city run tour. In partnership with HOKA, we’re excited to reconnect with Black women in person and uplift our communities with our favorite wellness activity, running.
RUNGRL attends media events for the launch of Under Armour Synchronicity, women’s focused shoe.
RUNGRL is turning 4! Here’s a look at the inspiration, information and celebrations we’ve shared over the past 4 years, and how we plan to keep running strong—with YOU!
Of the many legacies we create as Black women to pass on to our families and future generations, the greatest of these may be generational health. Sherese Parris explores the foundation of these legacies and shares how to start building your own.
Student athlete Jordynn West shares her tips for managing running commitments on a tight schedule.
Have you been thinking of starting your own circle of runners? RUNGRL has the deets on why you should, and we’ll show you how with our new, FREE guide.
15-year-old track and cross-country athlete Jordynn West is setting the pace for the next generation of runners.
We’re working to remove barriers and create spaces and opportunities for Black women to experience real freedom whenever, wherever and however they choose to run and practice wellness.
The act of running has been the start of many movements, both literally and metaphorically. Each of these Black women is a catalyst for growth, change, wellness and joy through their work as creators, runners and community builders.
Black women literally move everything. Whether it’s moving their feet or moving The Culture, our commitment to our communities and our crafts is creating a new generation of leaders. You should meet them.
We can’t consider our own wellness without taking into account the health of our environment. Peyton Thomas shares why and how runners can take action to preserve our greatest running space, our planet.
Being fit and active doesn’t have to be tied to being thin. Runner and educator Fallon Jones shares her personal journey to find representation and self-acceptance as an athlete who doesn’t share the “traditional” body type.
Runner, cyclist and fitness instructor Liz Rock shares the story behind her fitness journey and how she learned that transforming your life has no finish line.
RUNGRL joins the 2020 Love the Hair You Wear Virtual Conference on Sunday July 12. Learn more and register for the discussion.
A runner shares why for her and for so many Black women, running means more.
We asked the RUNGRL community how they’re coping with the cancellation of so many spring races and how they’re adjusting their training, their lives and their outlooks during the worldwide COVID-19 epidemic. Here’s what they had to say.
RUNGRL interviews Peyton Thomas on her experience at this year’s U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials and what Black women’s representation means to her in the sport of distance running.
Introducing a new BHM film by Nike featuring RUNGRL, highlighting our Common Thread and celebrating the power of sport to further elevate Black women, inclusivity and community. #UntilWeAllWin
RUNGRL co-founder Dominique Burton spoke with veteran runners Marjorie Jean-Louis and Victoria Sanchez who represented melanin magic this year while taking on a crazy, 340-mile ultra-relay from L.A. to Las Vegas called The Speed Project.
In this installment of #GRLsWhoRace, Perri Smith found that a personal mantra around being present in the moment helped her conquer her mounting worries about her second marathon.
Tylandra Callands is a small business owner, military spouse and loving mom who has found a love of running that pushes her forward in many aspects of live. Read more about her story and how she tackled her first half marathon in the Pacific Northwest.
As part of our GRLs Who Race series, Darietta “Taj” Lee, 42, shares her experience as a Black Muslim woman runner who is crushing the game and inspiring other women to get moving and make health a priority.
If you're running (or cheering) at an upcoming race, we have an opportunity for you!
RUNGRL co-founder Dominique Burton sat down with India Cook, co-host of The Run Duo Podcast, to discuss the process of diving into running head first, appreciating her fitness journey and how the power of positivity keeps her going.
Shanna 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.
RUNGRL 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.
We're celebrating our love for running, and showcasing the love it gives us in return. We’ve tapped some of our RUNGRL friends to share stories of their experiences with running and how they’ve each grown to love it. Each story builds on the connection we feel as runners from our hearts to the soles of our feet.