I first came across Myth's street art in Bushwick when I stumbled into this amazing super heroine calling for an end to catcalls. Thank you Myth for this interview, and I hope sometimes I'm at least half as heroic as your street art characters:).

Runstreet hit the streets of Brooklyn for the illest Hip Hop Art Run, complete with Biggie murals, ODB art and Brooklyn's finest hip hop tunes.

Plenty of gyms offer workouts with virtual scenery. You can (stationary) bike through the forest and (treadmill) jog around the Grand Canyon. But running coach Marnie Kunz thinks that New York City has plenty to keep you entertained while you exercise without resorting to virtual reality. She created Runstreet, where she offers group runs on city streets, stopping to admire street art along the way. While you sip water and catch your breath, she talks about the artists and the meanings of the murals and graffiti you might otherwise fly by. The flame-haired sprinter chatted with us about her art on the run.

As we runners know, running offers so much more than a workout or race goal - its power to build confidence, connection and community extend far beyond just the miles and sweat. Margaret Kurtz helps spread this amazing power of running through her involvement with Back on My Feet NYC.

Phoebe and her creator artist Libby Schoettle indeed charm, mystify, inspire and ultimately engage us as we follow Phoebe's adventures in love, loss, disappointment, risk, reward, seduction and modern living.

I have been following kick ass Canadian runner Roxanne Gail on Instagram for some time now, and if anyone epitomizes superwoman, it is her. Roxanne slays ultra marathons, trains through dirt, mud, rain, cold, heat and I'm sure would continue through an apocalypse as well. 

"I just wanna connect, I really do, It's the best shot I have at communicating with the world."

Check out our colorful Hip Hop Art Run photos by Filles + Garcons, including the running zombies in Washington Square Park who made a guest appearance;)

Running has impacted my life by giving me an almost limitless source of energy.

"I run by feel because I'm a thinker and if I allow it to consume me too much, it won't be as fun. Running just helps with life."

The Wolf Pack descended on Bushwick for an out-of-this-world art run on Sunday, July 31, 2016. We hit the world-famous street art mecca at the Bushwick Collective on our running adventure, stopping to snap shots of the amazing murals lining the streets.

Thank you to everyone who came out for one of our biggest Runstreet street art runs yet - the SoHo Art Run! We raised money to support Back on My Feet NYC, saw amazon art and had a blast!

Thanks to all the awesome runners who came out for our Runstreet NYC Street Art Run: SoHo Edition with Back on My Feet NYC!

In the ever-changing world of running shoes, it's important to get help from experts who are on top of the latest tips, technology and running shoe options. 

With 100 runners, amazing Brooklyn street art and endless creativity, it was very hard for us to pick a photo contest winner.

Runstreet kicked off 2016 street art running season with a stunning 4-mile fun run along the amazing murals of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. 

In leggings land, where finding the right fit is as hard as finding the perfect jeans, Dona Jo leggings stand out as my favorite for a flattering fit and dope style.

While all of us girls were inundated with messages on how we should look, talk, think, date and act by the time we reached high school, some of us were too busy running, sweating, shooting, jumping, throwing, lifting and kicking to listen.

Something that has helped me navigate the sometimes murky waters of following fitness personalities on social media is to remember we all have a unique construction and are at different stages in our fitness journey.

Jump start your fitness in 2016 with the Runstreet Sweat 30 Challenge!