Women’s Running

Dawna Stone, a former marketing professional, and Martha Stewart apprentice launched the magazine that would later become Women's Running in 2004 under the moniker Her Sports + Fitness. Being inclusive is one of the best things about running. No matter your gender, age, or level of experience, you can run and participate in events. Nonetheless, it cannot be denied that men and women view sports in very different ways, making this publication our top pick for a women's publication. These sites contain a lot of useful information for women. There are training manuals, free workouts to supplement your running, nutrition advice tailored specifically for women, and pieces about menopause and running while pregnant, among other things, that you wouldn't typically find in other general magazines.

Whether you're starting your first run or are training for your fifth marathon, Women's Running has the running advice you need. It aims to unite the running community and inspire all runners with motivating content and priceless guidance. Also available are in-depth reviews of merchandise, including clothing, watches, and shoes. It's simple to stay up to date on brand news and get motivated by the experiences and suggestions of other female runners. Be aware that it may take up to 16 weeks to receive the print version if you decide to subscribe. Although there are delays with the Kindle edition as well, it is delivered faster than the printed version.

Website: womensrunning.com