/r/runningroutes
This subreddit is for people to post pictures of all the different places they go for a run. Woods, cities, event routes are all welcome.
This is a place to post pictures of your favorite spot to get a few miles/kilometers in. Please be respectful of poster and in the comments. The picture can be of any place you go running, including events. Feel free to message me with any suggestions for the formatting, picture parameters, etc.
Title Formatting: Please put at least City, State or City, Country in the title so we know about where it's at. Feel free to add what park or trail if you want.
Picture Guidelines: The post should include a picture you took while on a run. If you would like to post a GPS map of your trail as well, that is fine. You can, and I encourage you to, include yourself in the picture.
Please No:
*GPS maps of a standard route only. You can have one accompany a picture, or you can "draw" a picture using a tracking app.
*Edited shots. We want to see the route in its natural beauty.
*Links to blogs or other sites. This isn't the place to promote your site. Obviously, imgur is the preferred image hosting site, but anything is fine as long as it links to the image alone.
/r/runningroutes
Seathwaite to Boot, leg 2 of the Lakeland 100 / ultra tour Lake District.
Any good routes in Long Beach, CA or in the area? Got a 20 mile run next week and need to find a place to run. Thanks!
I have run four half marathons, and my longest distance so far is 23 kilometers. I am now preparing for my first full marathon and would like to know how many kilometers I should run at most in my training before the marathon?
Hey there runner, we are a small app development team of 2 working on a really exciting virtual running racing app. We are passionate about the sport and want to do this for fellow runners.
Could you please complete this very short, 2min survey? We're very curious about your running habits, whether you're a marathon master or a casual 5k jogger.
https://forms.gle/dDjbw5MdtTqPagac7
Thank you for the community’s help!
Chloe
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I have old knee and back injuries and 10 extra pounds to carry on my runs. I completely gave up on running in the past. But I love it too much. I run on grass now and have been dropping fat and staying injury free. I noticed my ankles are a little sore. But I do alot of stretching and sit and roll my ankles (maybe that's not the right term) to sort of get some relief. I am careful to watch the grass for any holes or places where I can get injured. Previously I wasn't able to keep up with consistent runs 4-6 days a week when I ran on pavement. My old injury ghosts would start haunting me. Grass is where it's at. I will be at my ideal fitness goals in about 4 more weeks at this rate. Anyone have great grass routes to recommend?