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One of my favourite human beings 💕
Meet Nadya Stewart — From starting “on and off” in 2011 to reigniting her passion after motherhood in 2019, Nadya’s journey shows how running can be a powerful tool for mental health, self-reflection, and finding balance in life. Listen here: athleticsontario.ca/road-tra…
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Banana creme brulée. [📹 Juliette Henry]
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How to fold a paper airplane that loops back to you — fun for kids to play with.
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It was a great day for a race! The 25th annual Sporting Life 10K had 23,000 registrants raising funds and awareness for @Campfirecircle_ Congratulations to all finishers, big thank you to volunteers and supporters.
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.@athleticsont chats with the incredible Bridget Keroglidis! Hear her inspiring journey and why she runs for her mental health, community, and as a powerful role model for her kids. Listen now athleticsontario.ca/road-tra…
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Runners are learners. We learn from other runners, coaches, podcasts, experience, books and yes, sometimes from folklore that we encounter at the start line of an event. The best runners do not forget the principle: always be learning: tinyurl.com/mr3t4wh2
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Expanding Your Horizons Through Running From coffee dates to joining run crews, running has given Du (Yo) La the confidence to expand her horizon. Read about Du's journey here: irun.ca/community/expanding-… . . . #momswhorun #running #ExpandYourHorizons #runcrew
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“Fit Is Not a Size” is about breaking free from the outdated belief that fitness only looks one way. Being fit is about what your body can do, not what it looks like. Read Amanda Pratt's story here: irun.ca/community/fit-is-not…
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In a special weeklong tribute, iRun is spotlighting some of our readers who are running moms: mothers from all over at every level who find motivation in running to keep their families healthy. Kicking things off is Megan MacDonald, click here: tinyurl.com/mukjp794
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Donna Muir admits there may be a natural ‘process’ in aging, but proves you’re never too advanced in age to do new things. Read about Donna's later in life running sojourn and the effect it has on her daughter here: tinyurl.com/38y2wju4
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.@NicolaLuksic is the Senior Producer at CBC/Radio-Canada - Ideas. A demanding job and busy family life, making time to run is about guilt free, self-care. Read about self-care and the life lessons learned from running by Nicola and her kids here: irun.ca/.../the-life-skills-…
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Finding Friendships and Community in Running Julie Pelly talks about ✅Belonging to an all female running group ✅Investing in yourself ✅Being held accountable Read about her journey here as a running mom: irun.ca/community/running-fr…
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Chantelle Richmond, Anishinabe author of Because This Land is Who We Are, and Canada Research Chair, Indigenous Health and the Environment, at Western University, believes running helps bring out the best in yourself: irun.ca/community/when-runni…
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Sarah Carroll Learns About Body Positivity Through Running. She was a former body builder, and came to the realization it wasn't sustainable to spend two hours a day, six days a week at the gym while raising two kids. Read about the change here: irun.ca/community/sarah-carr…
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When you’re out on your run and bump into a whole gaggle of runners 🤗 #SoundMindSoundBody
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In 1945, six women pulled off a computing miracle. They programmed the world’s first computer—with no manuals, no training. Then, a SINGLE assumption erased them from tech history for decades. The story of how ONE photo nearly deleted computing’s female founders: 🧵
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First of all, this is awesome. Secondly, I’ve never been more convinced the conductor is utterly unnecessary.
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They were called the 'Secret Ladies'—and their WW2 work was so classified, even staff had to pass messages through a hatch in the wall. Working from Room 29 of the Admiralty, they were also never photographed. But here’s what we do know about them: (🧵)
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