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How to Lose Quarantine Weight Running
Many people have been requesting coaching recently looking for help with how to lose quarantine weight.
NYC Moving Tips from the Pros
If moving in general is messy, then moving in New York City is on another level of complicated.
What To Do in Brooklyn: Industry City
If you’re looking for what to do in Brooklyn, Industry City serves up lots of tasty local food markets and restaurants, beautiful murals, and shopping.
Pioneers Run Crew Founder Makes Strides for Diversity
Sidney is making big strides in the Boston running world and beyond with his Pioneers Run Crew and PYNRS running apparel.
Dog Grumbles, Early Mornings and My First Runstreak
This month, with the help of my furry, grumbling rescue dog, I accomplished my first runstreak (1 month straight of running!) and ran over 100 miles.
Feeling Burnout? Tips from a Therapist
If the thought of another Zoom call makes you want to hide under the covers, you are not alone — pandemic burnout is hitting hard for many of us.
We Run on Art: Jess Hofheimer Blends Running and Art
We Run on Art combines running and art to inspire runners around the world.
STL Street Artist Jayvn Solomon Reimagines City
St. Louis street artist Jayvn Solomon paints a beautiful vision of a colorful, eco-friendly city.
Brooklyn Street Artist Profile: Mr. Never Satisfied
“If something happens in the world that I feel strongly about, I'm likely to make some kind of commentary on it in one of my walls, either subtly or not so subtly.”
Celebrate Valentine's Day with Faile Art's Creative Chocolates
As everyone’s non-favorite holiday — Valentine’s Day — approaches, many of us feel stuck on Groundhog Day, but, fear not — there is a way to celebrate this sappy February holiday of love with a creative twist (while also supporting local artists).
Tropical Immunity Boost Smoothie Recipe
This Tropical Immunity Boost Smoothie will give you a quick pick-me-up in the morning, before a run, or as a post-workout snack.
NYC Run: Light Up Chinatown
For a beautiful NYC run, Manhattan’s Chinatown is lit. As part of Light Up Chinatown, 250 lanterns now illuminate Mott Street, in the heart of Chinatown.
5 Best Podcasts to Check Out
After all my listening hours, here are my picks for the top 5 podcasts of 2020:
Brooklyn Running Group Spreads Positivity
Recently as I was scrolling the Runstreet Instagram, I saw a Brooklyn running friend post her run with Positive Mental Energy Running Club and it looked like such a happy group.
3 Reasons Why You Should Get an Accountability Buddy
Show of virtual hands: Who has struggled to hold themselves accountable to their (modified pandemic) goals in 2020? ...Yeah, same.
7 Ways to Beat Mood Swings
How many times have you felt like “it’s ok, I got this, I am working on myself during this time, taking classes, running, getting stronger,” only a few hours later to feel like you can’t get out of bed and are drowning your sorrows in chips and sugar?
Trail Running Chronicles: My Flickering Affair
I didn’t make trail running a priority though, not the way my regular street running was. It was a more casual, take it as it comes relationship with trail running.
Tips for Loneliness in Lockdown: Therapists Weigh In
Therapists weigh in with tips on how to deal with loneliness in lockdown during pandemic life.
Women's Rights Mural Celebrates Ruth Bader Ginsburg
A stunning new women’s rights mural celebrates the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg in NYC’s East Village.
Best Small Businesses in NYC: The Rundown
As Small Business Saturday rolls around, I wanted to offer recommendations of some of the best small businesses in NYC, many of them women-owned and black-owned businesses.