Jessica Sebor
Women's Running
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Running Easy to Go Faster
Putting ego aside and running within yourself is so powerful for progress. Running easy can pay dividends every time. → Read More
Follow These Steps to Breathe Easier On the Run
Breathing while running isn't as intuitive as you'd think. → Read More
The Hidden Trails For Runners To Check Out In New England
These lesser-known New England trails are running diamonds in the rough. Check out this running trails all about the upper East Coast region. → Read More
7 Great Places To Run In New England
Each of these New England towns offers a paradise of running trails, delicious food and fun outings for active travelers to enjoy. → Read More
The Welcoming Warmth One Editor Felt While Running Abroad
Jessie Sebor, the former editor-in-chief of Women's Running, describes the warmth she discovered abroad in an ultramarathon running community. → Read More
Our Editor On Memories Racing 5Ks With Her Mother
Though their second race was much different than the first, Jessie Sebor shares how she loves her mom through every obstacle. → Read More
We Tested It: Those Popular Eyelash Extensions On A Runner
Our editor-in-chief got eyelash extensions in order to see how they hold up for runners; here's everything you need to know about the process. → Read More
3 Lessons Our Editor In Chief Learned About Inclusion For All
Five years after becoming editor in chief, Jessica Sebor remembers some moments of inaction and how she's worked to make it right. → Read More
A Runner’s Review Of The New Charge 2 From Fitbit
We put the new Fitbit Charge 2 to the test. Here's what runners will love about the activity tracker and how to use it on the run. → Read More
Sufferfest —The Best Gluten-Free Beer Crafted By Runners
Wheat-free, artisanal beer brewed by female athletes? We’re listening—and drinking. Here's how the beer company Sufferfest came to be. → Read More
Patricia Fujii, Age 84, Is Your New Favorite Olympian
Kiss your excuses good-bye. This senior runner is showing people everywhere that it is never to late to find—and succeed at—your true passion. → Read More
7 Steps To Breathe Easier On The Run
When it comes to breathing on the run, it isn't as intuitive as you'd think. Here are some steps for the ins and outs of proper airflow to breathe easier. → Read More
What It's Really Like To Be Your Spouse's Coach
Danny and Katie Mackey are both husband/wife and coach/athlete, and it's not always easy to balance both while chasing Olympic dreams. → Read More
3 Things All Runners Should Know About Asthma
It is possible to still exercise with asthma—in fact, 10 percent of Olympic athletes suffer from it! Here's what you need to know. → Read More
5 Yoga Poses You Should Do After Every Run
Feel better in just 10 minutes with these yoga poses, aka best stretches for runners who need to chill out and loosen up. → Read More
We Can't Get Enough Of This Runner's Style
The first time she went for a run, Christine Bibbo Herr wore a pair of wide-leg jeans. She has come a long way since then—and you'll love it. → Read More
4 Times You Don't Want To Run—But Should Anyway
It is so easy to make excuses NOT to run—especially under these four circumstances. Here is why you should get out the door, instead of laying low. → Read More
Make This Simple DIY Electrolyte Drink To Add To Your Race Bag
It doesn't hurt to be prepared, especially when it comes to race day nutrition. This electrolyte drink can be made anywhere for proper fueling. → Read More
3 Times When You May Need To Consider A Day Off
When life puts obstacles in your path to fitness, is it better to push through or take a day off? Here’s our guide to the game of stop and go. → Read More
Pack These Essentials In Your Race-Day Bag
Stuff these pack-hack items in your race-day bag and be the envy of every bag check. You won't be able to live without this gear. → Read More