Black Lives Matter street art around the world is calling out for an end to police brutality and inspiring strength to fight racism.

As the world is shutting down, running is keeping us healthy, sane, and motivated. Here’s how to run safely in the times of coronavirus:

Venice Beach is an incredible place to run that is full of color, laid back SoCal vibes, interesting characters and fresh, local food.

Runstreet hit the West Coast for our first ever LA Art Run, in partnership with Athleta LA and Hotel Erwin.

After living and running all over NYC, I’ve had my fair share of amazing running route discoveries. Here is my list of the 5 best NYC running routes:

Thanks to our awesome Runstreet crew that continues to grow around the world, we had a fun-filled, adventurous 2019.

Whether you’re running a marathon in another city or traveling for work and want to get in some runs, these tips will help you stay healthy and running strong:

As I jogged along and the gray, concrete paths suddenly opened up into bright colors and graphics, I felt like I stumbled upon a secret world, my own outdoor museum.

As we approach our third Philly Art Run, I’ve had the chance to explore Philadelphia’s incredibly varied street art in several neighborhoods. Philadelphia is covered in murals.

Travel can wear down the body, and things like processed snacks, sleep deprivation and skipped workouts can add up.

The second annual Daydream 5K Art Run and Festival kicked off in Chicago this year, following a smashing inaugural Daydream Festival in Brooklyn last year.

Whether you’re traveling for work or planning a vacation, you can stay on track with your running with these travel tips for runners. Running coach Marnie Kunz gives the breakdown here on our Runstreet YouTube channel.

We are happy to say our Daydream Art Run and Festival was a huge hit in 2018 (check out the recap), and we will be bringing this festival to the beautiful, art-filled streets of Miami and Chicago in 2019, and return for the Daydream Brooklyn for a second year! Check out how you can join and support the Daydream Experience.

Runstreet was founded on the principles of art, camaraderie, equality and sweat therapy, and we are grateful we got to bring all of these principles to life in 2017. 

My friend Derek joined me, and we both embarked on a journey that was more than a race but also about new beginnings, second chances and long delayed relaxation.