Running

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Poetry in Motion: Words from the Refuge

By Jonathan Johnson  I have never written about running before because I run not to be but to leave myself. I have written precious little ...
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A woman running along a river trail.

Poetry In Motion: Sentences on the Land

By Maya Jewell Zeller  When I was a girl, trails were things beetles made under the surface of a tree’s bark, a sort of mysterious ...
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A woman running on a paved trail.

Downtown Spokane 5K Routes

Editor’s Note: Please respect any coronavirus-related trail or park closures that may be in effect during the month of April by modifying these 5K routes ...
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A woman shaking hands with a man after finishing a marathon.

Sign Up & Start Training

Choose a Summer or Fall Run or Ride Some long-time favorite Spokane and North Idaho races and events like the Spokane River Run, Hauser Lake ...
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A woman holding her son after finishing a marathon.

Train Like a Mom

Most moms have heard the airplane-analogy advice—how she should first put on her own “oxygen mask” before she can assist others. Well, exercise is a ...
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People running on a forest trail.

Doing It for a Cause: Race for Charity

Signing up for and completing a race is extremely satisfying—and even more so when proceeds help members of the local community. Here are four events ...
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Person holding marathon medal with a lake in the background.

Refining Your Running Gear

I hate treadmills. I am far from alone on this. A treadmill run can be dreary, making you feel like a hamster on a wheel—because ...
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A person running though snowy rocks.

Running Against the Cold

By Ana Maria Spagna No one should have to run in winter. Let’s be clear about that. Skiing should be enough. But. There’s rain on ...
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Photo of runner along the banks of the Spokane River.

Keep Running with the Fleet Feet “Winter Dozen” Challenge

Fleet Feet Sports Spokane and Saucony have a plan to help you keep running and training for spring and summer races this winter. You can ...
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