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Jenn Woltjen

Oct 04, 2025

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Alphabetical list of Running on Substack Publications, R - S

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Hein gives helpful guidance for runners to improve their running.

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Hein’s Substack

DIFFERENT RUNS AND WHY WE DO THEM

Have you found that you train all the time, but your times are not coming down? Are you constantly tired and injured? Do you feel bored to death with doing the same run day after day…

a month ago · Red Line Training

Karl is an ordinary runner doing extraordinary things.

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Remembering with Karl Rysted

Bolder Boulder

I was doing a lot of running in the spring of 2018. I ran in the local Senior Olympics for the first time and did well, with a time of 6:51.8 in the 1500m, winning my age group and coming in second overall. Then the first weekend of May, I had fun going with a group from here in Las Cruces to Albuquerque for the half marathon, Run for the Zoo…

5 months ago · 2 likes · Karl Rysted

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Run and Get It

Finding Happiness and Awe in Movement

As I drove up the 15 freeway, staring at the silver granite slabs perched atop the San Gabriel mountains, I gave my mom a call, as I do before each race. I was headed toward Wrightwood, CA, and the start of the Angeles Crest 100. “Just know that you don’t have anything to prove,” my mom reminded me. “I don’t know why you do these. If you never run anoth…

a month ago · 4 likes · 1 comment · John Maynard

Run Ready course guides give you the confidence to race at your best by knowing what's ahead.

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Run Ready AI

The 2025 Boston Marathon Course Guide - Imperial Edition (Miles & Feet)

Notes: This guide is based on a Run Ready Certified GPX file, created through a standardized process that combines official course maps, measurement certificates, and other plotting techniques. The official course distance is 26.2 miles, which is the shortest possible route while staying within the course boundaries. The certified GPX file measures the …

7 months ago · 5 likes · Dakota Reese Brown

Weekly newsletter about living life as a runner through mental illness and how I keep moving.

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Running On Sentences

How Movement Reconnects Me to Life: Running Through Severe Depression

Run to remember what a pounding heart feels like, what that sharp intake of breath just before you cross the finish line feels like. Run to remember what sweat dripping down your forehead feels like and what the surge of energy halfway through a long effort feels like…

6 months ago · 5 likes · 3 comments · Sydney Bollinger

Writing about all things ultra/trail running, from my own journey and what I've learned along the way, to the New England scene and broader trends in the sport.

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