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Running Toward My Dreams
Running Toward My Dreams
The Good, Why I Run Riley RothMay 23, 2019why I runComment
Running Sucks but I’m Still Addicted: A Love Letter
Running Sucks but I’m Still Addicted: A Love Letter
New Runners, Unlikely Runner, Training, Why I RunSarah MuirApril 22, 2019why I run, new runners, Running, unlikely runner, couch to 5K, why i runComment
Running Marathons Made Me a Coward
Running Marathons Made Me a Coward
Race Day, She DidStacey MegallyApril 16, 2019masters, Courage, She Did, race day, 5KComment
The Humbled Pregnant Runner
The Humbled Pregnant Runner
She Did, The Everything Else, TrainingTheresa GaitherApril 16, 2019pregnancy, why I run, pregnant runner, She DidComment
Never Too Old
Never Too Old
She Did, Unlikely Runner, Training, Why I RunMichelle PalmerMarch 21, 2019new runners, Weight Loss, She Did, My First Race, first marathon, Motherhood, why I runComment
Facing Fear
Facing Fear
She Did, Why I Run, Weight LossAdrian CrouchMarch 11, 2019why I run, lyme disease, Weight Loss, This is what strength looks like, first marathon, how I became a runnerComment
Running For My Mind, My Mother and My Future
Running For My Mind, My Mother and My Future
New Runners, Race Day, She DidRachel CholertonMarch 6, 2019why I run, This is what strength looks like, My First Race, Half Marathon, grief, Body ImageComment
After 12 Years, I Finally Broke 2 Hours In The Half
After 12 Years, I Finally Broke 2 Hours In The Half
She Did, Make Impossible Possible, TrainingHelen PughFebruary 18, 2019breaking 2, Half Marathon, make impossible possible, She DidComment
Power of the Marathon
Power of the Marathon
Race Day, Why I RunCourtney GlassFebruary 13, 2019marathon, why I run, This is what strength looks likeComment
Run Kenley Run: Making Happiness Possible
Run Kenley Run: Making Happiness Possible
Make Impossible Possible, New Runners, The Bad, Training, Unlikely Runner, Why I RunRebecca WoodFebruary 12, 2019make impossible possible, This is what strength looks like, why I run, grief, Motherhood, Princess Half, RunDisneyComment
I'm Running a Marathon Because A Stranger Told Me To
I'm Running a Marathon Because A Stranger Told Me To
AnonymousFebruary 12, 2019first marathon, This is what strength looks like, why I runComment
Running My First Half Marathon and Making My Impossible Possible
Running My First Half Marathon and Making My Impossible Possible
Make Impossible PossibleMegan HotalingDecember 4, 2018My First Race, Half Marathon, make impossible possibleComment
Beating Cancer and Becoming A Marathoner, I Made Impossible Possible
Beating Cancer and Becoming A Marathoner, I Made Impossible Possible
She Did, Make Impossible PossibleKari HagenowDecember 1, 2018nyc marathon, make impossible possible, first marathon, CancerComment
For the Rest Of My Life, I Can Call Myself A Marathoner
For the Rest Of My Life, I Can Call Myself A Marathoner
Race Day, She Did, Make Impossible PossibleJeanmarie PetersenNovember 28, 2018My First Race, make impossible possible, marathon, nyc marathon, finishline ptComment
Never Say Never: What I Learned Chasing My Impossible
Never Say Never: What I Learned Chasing My Impossible
Race Day, Make Impossible PossibleJulie BravoNovember 27, 2018make impossible possible, goals, why I run, self doubt Comment
Breaking 4: I Didn't Make My Impossible Possible and I'm Not Giving Up
Breaking 4: I Didn't Make My Impossible Possible and I'm Not Giving Up
Race Day, Make Impossible PossibleEmily FortNovember 27, 2018make impossible possible, breaking 4, marathonComment
At 58, I Completed My First 1/2 Iron Distance Triathlon
At 58, I Completed My First 1/2 Iron Distance Triathlon
She Did, Make Impossible Possible, Race DayCatherine ChevalierNovember 27, 2018make impossible possible, triathlonComment
My First Marathon: Making My Impossible Possible
My First Marathon: Making My Impossible Possible
Make Impossible PossibleLetícia WirthNovember 27, 2018make impossible possible, My First Race, first marathonComment
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THIS is what STRENGTH looks like, FAMILY EDITION. 😍 BRING ON #SPORTSBRASQUAD SEASON!!!! 💪☀️#BadassLadyGang ❤️
I very rarely check my other folder and I really try not to give the messages that litter it attention but this is important because it’s #sportsbrasquad season: 1. This is sad. The person that made this account @kellyissofatt must hate themselves so much that they think the word fat is derogatory and hurtful. Only someone who doesn’t believe they are worthy of love and acceptance would act like this. And that’s really fucking sad. I hope you find help. I hope you find community. And I hope you know that a life where looking in the mirror and loving what you see is possible. 2. Fat is not a bad word. It’s a body type. Just like how skinny isn’t a bad word. It’s just a body type. BUT, here’s the thing. I literally couldn’t care less about these pictures. Honestly, I’ve never felt more beautiful, stronger, or healthier. 3. The amount of time this person took to make an #instagram account and then photoshop my image is impressive. I hope you take your skills and spare time and put it towards something that will actually help people. Volunteer on a campaign. Make memes with the intention to bring people joy instead of trying to hurt them. Raise money for a charity. That list can go on forever. But lastly and most importantly, 4. People will always comment on your body. I don’t know why they think it’s appropriate, but everyone from family members to complete strangers will make comments on your body. The point of the #sportsbrasquad isn’t just to redefine what strength looks like or give women a chance to see their bodies on runners kicking ass and taking names, it’s to challenge each and every woman to pay attention to how you feel or what you say to yourself about your shape, size and strength. Because we can’t control what other people say but we can control what we say to and how we treat ourselves. Too many women spend their lives hating their bodies and not feeling good enough. You’re strong. You’re beautiful. And you’re perfect just the way you are. Embrace the strongest version of you and then work for an even stronger tomorrow. Your worth is not tied to your waist size. 🤘#JustDoIt #bodypositive #lovemyshape #SheCanAndSheDid #badassladygang #TeamNike #bodypo
I don’t think there’s anything I can say to do the @uswnt justice. Power houses. Change makers. Social justice warriors. Equality advocates. Dreamers. #SportsBraSquad OG QUEENS👑. These women...words fail to describe how much they’ve done for women. All I can say is THANK YOU and I cannot WAIT to cheer them on during the #WorldCup. This #BadassLadyGang...damn y’all. Just damn. #DreamWithUs #JustDoIt #TeamNike 🤘 📸 @stefaniacurto
I’ll never forget how lost I felt when I graduated in 2012. I didn’t know how to get an agent or a manager. (Still don’t 🤘) I didn’t think I’d ever work a day in the entertainment industry because of my body type & acne scars. So I retreated & decided I wasn’t brave enough to make my dreams my reality. Then, I ran a marathon & realized that if I could run a marathon, I could move to NYC & figure out what to do next. I was a receptionist. And then I went viral for taking selfies with hot dudes behind me during a half marathon. I wanted to hide and let it blow over. My sister @samantharoberts pretty much forced me to start a blog. I didn’t want to open up. I didn’t want anyone to know my story and what I’d been through. I didn’t think I’d be able to handle the criticism because my self worth was so shitty. But slowly, I found my voice and saw this incredible community of unlikely runners & women running for their lives form. The #sportsbrasquad and @badassladygang’s were born. And now...this? The last five years have been overwhelming. I lived on credit cards and struggled to make ends meet on unlivable salaries. Until @nikenyc came into my life. I was ready to quit. Tired of being paid so little to give so much. Let me tell you what #dreamwithus means to me- Strength. Because when you don’t feel like you belong, it’s hard to put yourself out there and use your voice. I never felt strong in the athletic world. I remember my first photo shoot with my first sponsor, the elite athlete & face of the brand didn’t even look at or acknowledge me. I felt so small. So much has changed since that shitty day. I know my voice matters. I know my worth. And I know how important it is to give a voice to the women who never get to see themselves portrayed as badass, athletic & strong. To all my unlikely athletes & runners who get active not because you’re good at it but because it’s keeping you alive, your dreams and goals are just as remarkable as anyone else’s. Our dreams give us purpose. Our dreams give us direction. And it’s Only when we stop dreaming that we let others write our stories & we lose our power. Never EVER stop dreaming. #DreamWithUs #justdoit #teamnike
And so begins our journey to celebrate and honor the Badass women of the US National Team @uswnt ⚽️ Dreamers. Change makers. Our nations soccer team who doesn’t just fight for women’s rights but actually wins Olympic and world medals 🏅 #dreamwithus and be extra. #justdoit 📸 👑 of glitter and all things @lexie1225 #nike #TeamNike
Here’s a question for all of you who struggled to call yourself a runner or an athlete, why? What made you think you weren’t a runner? Or an athlete? #BadassLadyGang
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