Her Campus at TCU
My Running Journey: Part 2
On Sunday, February 25th, I ran the Cowtown Half Marathon. It was brutally fun, painfully exhilarating, and undeniably one of the hardest yet most rewarding experiences of my life....
Her Campus at TCU
My Running Journey: Part 1
Why did I start running again when I've always hated cardio?
Her Campus at SJSU
The Ever-Evolving Type of Training Interest is Inevitable
After experiencing a major injury, I was introduced to weightlifting, which sparked a strong interest.
Her Campus at McMaster
A Shy Girl’s Guide to the Gym
Ever since I can remember, the gym has always given me anxiety. Just thinking about it was enough to make my tummy tight with nerves. For me, I saw...
Her Campus at Northeastern
I Ran a Half Marathon With Two Months of Training – Here’s How it Went
Now, I can run long distances without stopping, and 5ks are considered light workouts. That’s a personal improvement that I’m super proud of.
Her Campus at Washington
What I’ve Learned While Training For A Half-Marathon With No Experience
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Washington chapter.Note: I am not a licensed or trained professional. This article is meant to be...
Her Campus at Wisconsin
How I’m Feeling 6 Months Out From My First Marathon
It's a Marathon, Not a Sprint...Literally
Her Campus at TAMU
Trust Me When I Say You Don’t Have to be a Runner to Run a Half Marathon
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at TAMU chapter.Imagine you’re running down the last stretch of your race. The wind is blowing in...
Her Campus at Wake Forest
Best Apps for Fitness Training
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Wake Forest chapter.As someone who has always been very passionate about fitness and staying in shape,...
Her Campus at Texas
Falling in Love with Running (and the life lessons I learned along the way)
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Texas chapter.If you were to time-travel back two years and tell my younger self that I...