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arcadiaxc

whatshouldrunnerscallme

The minutes leading up to a race

We’re just like

whatshouldwecallxc

PERFECTION

skiingtothebeat

Cross country season, you know what that means.

k0ala-teafitness

(via

TumbleOn)

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Or, you know…just regular things like your own feet

manvmiles

Yes. This.

runningtoescapethetruth

My life

a-pure-guts-race

4x800 at outdoor nationals! i really really like this picture.

middistancerunnerr

Obsessed with this

middistancerunnerr

I’ve reblogged this 3 times I just can’t help it this picture is so cool!!!!

eat-sleep-slay-repeat

I respect fit runners and I respect overweight runners. I respect fast runners and I respect slow runners. I respect people who run 5 miles and I respect people who run 25 miles. I respect people who run in group and I respect solo runners. I respect shirtless runners and I respect fully clothed runners. I respect walkers, joggers, and sprinters. I respect female runners and I respect male runners. I respect young runners and I respect old runners. I respect winter, spring, summer, fall runners. My point is this: the first step out the front door is the hardest, and I respect anyone who takes it.

runnerishrob

Never trust a runner with clean running shoes.

azmifauzan

The Truth about the Runner’s Salute, Including me :p

al-beear

Have you worn asics running shoes before? Because im looking to get new shoes before xc season starts and i've heard good things about them but I wasn't sure what models to look into and such.? thanks :)

I haven't, actually... Asics don't fit me - I can only wear Nike or New Balance!

buuuuut girls on my team have worn this model: "Asics Gel-Flux Women's Running Shoes" and "Asics GT-1000 Women's Running Shoes."

if there is a running store near you, you should go and get fitted before buying shoes!

runningislife

A perfect run has nothing to do with distance. It’s when your stride feels comfortable. You’re on your toes trying to push it. Suddenly you realize you can open it up a bit more. You know you’re at one with yourself and the environment. You’re a little more alive than before you started.

Sean Astin (via runningonfull)