Tag: running

Driving Force

After Kenyan athlete Agnes Tirop was killed by her husband, fellow female athletes decided to act. Forming a platform, the Women’s Athletic Alliance, they raise awareness and help others move forward

By Jodie Williams

Fast Lane Fashion

Blurring the line between fashion and sport, Dina Asher-Smith, the fastest British sprinter in history, talks to us about the transformative power of clothes and the confidence they bring

By Alice Barraclough

Scummy Mum!

From wine in a mug to making it through a marathon, comedians Helen Thorn and Ellie Gibson do fitness in their own unique way, inspiring thousands in the process

By Amy Abrahams

Run Like A Mum

Bristol-based mum and founder of This Mum Runs, Mel Bound is helping women from all walks of life to get active by putting the joy back into running

By Alice Barraclough

Fast Track

How a London sprint club is celebrating speed. Meet the trailblazing women devoted to reframing this type of running with an inclusive approach

By Amy Abrahams

Joy Of Jogging

Exclusively for Glorious, Sports Team drummer Al Greenwood reveals a poem inspired by her relationship to running and newfound approach to exercise

By Al Greenwood

Born To Run

Olympian sprinter Jodie Williams on taking time out to heal – and climbing mountains (literally and figuratively)

By Kate Carter

Breaking Barriers

Women didn’t run marathons in the 1960s, but fortunately Kathrine Switzer’s defiant Boston entry changed the course of history

By Rachel Ifans

In Her Stride

GB international runner Mhairi Maclennan not only leads the field in races – with her fight to ban abusive coaches, she’s also setting the pace for change

By Kate Carter