Women's Running (UK)

Women's Running UK offers a comprehensive digital platform designed to motivate and assist women in the running community.

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Garmin Forerunner 570 review

1 week ago | womensrunning.co.uk | Laura Fountain

Garmin Forerunner 570 | £459.99 | Tester: Laura Fountain Packed full of features, and a bright display, the Garmin Forerunner 570 might just be the best Garmin for runners.
The North Face VECTIV Enduris 4 review

2 weeks ago | womensrunning.co.uk | Laura Fountain

The North Face VECTIV Enduris 4 | £145 | Tester: Laura Fountain A well-priced trail shoe that combines plush cushioning with stability for long-distance runs.
Marathon runner takes on Everest Marathon after breast cancer diagnosis

1 month ago | womensrunning.co.uk | Holly Taylor |Esther Newman

Sally Orange will be a familiar face to many runners who have taken on a marathon or two. Sally has now completed over 85 marathons – very often dressed as a piece of fruit (her name has certainly come in handy) – and she holds six Guinness World record titles. She is the first and only female veteran to complete the World Marathon Challenge (seven marathons on seven continents in seven days) and she has received an MBE for her work raising awareness about mental health.
Adidas Adizero EVO SL review

1 month ago | womensrunning.co.uk | Laura Fountain

Adidas Adizero EVO SL | £130 | Tester: Laura Fountain Looking for a lightweight, versatile trainer that doesn't break the bank? The Adidas Adizero EVO SL could be the shoe you're dreaming of.
What’s it like to train for the TCS London Marathon with the Coopah training app?

1 month ago | womensrunning.co.uk | Holly Taylor |Esther Newman

Holly and I have been training with Coopah, the training app, since December. In fact, I’d say that for the last four months or so, Coopah has quickly become my most-used app – I look at it more than Instagram, and that’s saying something…So with 20+ weeks of marathon training under our belts, along with a ton of advice and support from Jordan, our Coopah coach who we’ve been speaking to on the podcast every other week, we felt well-armed.
The May issue of Women's Running is out now!

2 months ago | womensrunning.co.uk | Holly Taylor |Esther Newman

The incredible Eilish McColgan graces our cover this May, seconds away from running the London Marathon. She talks to us exclusively about the pressures of training, body image, and how she’s been facing down the online trolls. Like Eilish, if you’ve also signed up to a race (or three!), this issue of Women’s Running is packed with all the advice and inspiration you need, whatever your running goal is.
ASICS Gel Cumulus 27 review

2 months ago | womensrunning.co.uk | Laura Fountain

The Gel Cumulus 27 is a solid for neutral runners looking for an everyday training shoe. While it doesn’t boast the maximal cushioning of the ASICS Gel Nimbus or the springiness of the ASICS Novablast, it offers a dependable and straightforward option for daily mileage. Price: £140Drop: 8mmStack Height: 38.5mm heel / 30.5mm forefootFoam: FF Blast+Tech: PureGEL insertWeight: 230gSizes: UK 3 to UK 9.5The Gel Cumulus 27 is designed for neutral runners looking for a balanced, everyday training shoe.
ASICS Trabuco Max 4 review

2 months ago | womensrunning.co.uk | Laura Fountain

Get ready to fall in love with the ASICS Trabuco Max 4 – the max cushioned trail running shoe that will have you never wanting to run on the road again. If you’re a fan of cushioned comfort, get ready to lace these up. Price: £160Drop: 5mmStack Height: 41/36mmMidsole Foam: FF Blast+ ECOLugs: 4mmWeight: 256gSizes: UK 3 to UK 10The Trabuco Max 4 is aimed at trail runners who want a highly-cushioned, protective shoe.
The best standing desks for training while you work

2 months ago | womensrunning.co.uk | Holly Taylor |Rachel Ifans

From the moment we go to school, we’re told to sit still. From then on, we’re told off for fidgeting in our seats wherever we go, from the bus to the classroom and the dinner table. However, for many of us, it feels very unnatural to sit still for long periods of time and it can even cause health issues like increased risk of heart disease and diabetes, back problems and bad mental health.
Leggings that support your joints as you run? Yes, really!

2 months ago | womensrunning.co.uk | Kate Sellers |Esther Newman

There are some innovations in running kit that come along that feel so necessary, it’s a bit of a surprise that they’ve not been around for years. Like headphones that go round the back of your head instead of over the top, or socks with L and R on them. Imbrace leggings are a bit like that. These clever leggings are designed to support your knees and hips and aid alignment to reduce pain, swelling and fatigue.