Women’s Running Magazine

Women’s Running | April 2018

Think you’re too old or not fit enough to start running? Or perhaps think you’re the wrong body shape? The April issue of Women’s Running, on sale 22 February, will make you think again. Find out why running is so accessible, despite these preconceived barriers, and use our ultimate beginners’ training plan to get you started. Get inspired by our cover star, Paralympic athlete Stef Reid MBE, who despite losing her leg in a near-fatal boating accident, went on to become the reigning World Champion in long jump. You’ll also hear from three women who refused to let their disability, weight or cultural barriers stop them from running. Worried about injury setting you back? Don’t miss our 10 top tips for injury prevention, or our lower-leg workout, designed to combat shin splits, plantar fasciitis, calf niggles and more. With marathon season looming, we’ve also got essential advice for you on staying hydrated – as well as reviews of the latest gels, bars and drinks – to help you perform at your best, in training and on race day. You’ll also find our usual kit reviews, expert training advice and inspiring runner interviews.

Women’s Running UK delivers editorial content which is 100% relevant to women who run.

Ideal for both beginners and regular runners, Women’s Running UK includes in-depth, accessible features on getting started, improving your running and boosting stamina as well as training plans for a variety of events, distances and abilities. It also explains how to choose suitable footwear and apparel to make running rewarding, enjoyable and injury free.

There has never been a wider choice of running events for women of all ages and abilities who want to be more active, enjoy running with friends and raise money for their chosen charities.

Motivational and supportive, Women’s Running UK is the ideal companion for all women who regularly run or those who want to get started and reap the benefits of looking good and feeling fantastic.

Every issue of Women’s Running UK includes dedicated sections on weight loss, gym training, healthy nutrition and running fashions plus detailed recipes to improve energy levels and boost recovery. Every issue includes Trail Zone – our ‘mag within a mag’ which focuses on the growing off-road running scene with reports, workouts, races and kit suggestions for all of your trail running needs.

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Articles in this issue

Below is a selection of articles in Women’s Running April 2018.

Welcome! BREAKING DOWN BARRIERS Last year, a report by the British Heart Foundation revealed that 39 per cent of UK adults are failing to meet Government guidelines for physical activity. That’s 20 mill...

Meet the team THE WOMEN’S RUNNING TEAM HAS A WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE TO HELP YOU GET THE MOST FROM YOUR RUNNING JENNIFER BOZON Jen started running to get fit post-university. Catching the bu...

WHAT YOU’VE BEEN SAYING ON INSTAGRAM ABOUT LAST MONTH’S MAGAZINE THE MENTAL HEALTH ISSUE “SO important to look after your mindset and mental happiness, especially if training for a marathon. Well done Women's Running Team.” Kim Ingleby “Really enjoyin...

YOUR RUNS SHARE #YOURRUNS WITH US! TWEET TO @WOMENSRUNNINGUK, TAG ON INSTAGRAM @WOMENSRUNNINGUK, OR EMAIL WOMENSRUNNING@WILDBUNCHMEDIA.CO.UK @lovestorunlondon Jumping for joy with my fellow pacers...

COVER STAR I first had the pleasure of interviewing Paralympic athlete Stef Reid MBE six years ago, mere weeks after London 2012, where she won silver in the long jump. Determined and dedicated, Stef exu...

DON’T LET ANYTHING STOP YOU RUNNING! YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE THIN, FIT OR YOUNG TO START RUNNING. ANYONE WITH A CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH CAN RUN, INSISTS CHRISTINA MACDONALD. ISN’T IT TIME YOU GOT INSPIRED TO TAKE THOSE FIRST STEPS? START R...

Women’s Running | April 2018

Think you’re too old or not fit enough to start running? Or perhaps think you’re the wrong body shape? The April issue of Women’s Running, on sale 22 February, will make you think again. Find out why running is so accessible, despite these preconceived barriers, and use our ultimate beginners’ training plan to get you started. Get inspired by our cover star, Paralympic athlete Stef Reid MBE, who despite losing her leg in a near-fatal boating accident, went on to become the reigning World Champion in long jump. You’ll also hear from three women who refused to let their disability, weight or cultural barriers stop them from running. Worried about injury setting you back? Don’t miss our 10 top tips for injury prevention, or our lower-leg workout, designed to combat shin splits, plantar fasciitis, calf niggles and more. With marathon season looming, we’ve also got essential advice for you on staying hydrated – as well as reviews of the latest gels, bars and drinks – to help you perform at your best, in training and on race day. You’ll also find our usual kit reviews, expert training advice and inspiring runner interviews.

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Women’s Running | April 2018

Think you’re too old or not fit enough to start running? Or perhaps think you’re the wrong body shape? The April issue of Women’s Running, on sale 22 February, will make you think again. Find out why running is so accessible, despite these preconceived barriers, and use our ultimate beginners’ training plan to get you started. Get inspired by our cover star, Paralympic athlete Stef Reid MBE, who despite losing her leg in a near-fatal boating accident, went on to become the reigning World Champion in long jump. You’ll also hear from three women who refused to let their disability, weight or cultural barriers stop them from running. Worried about injury setting you back? Don’t miss our 10 top tips for injury prevention, or our lower-leg workout, designed to combat shin splits, plantar fasciitis, calf niggles and more. With marathon season looming, we’ve also got essential advice for you on staying hydrated – as well as reviews of the latest gels, bars and drinks – to help you perform at your best, in training and on race day. You’ll also find our usual kit reviews, expert training advice and inspiring runner interviews.

As a subscriber you'll receive the following benefits:

A discount off the RRP of your magazine

Your magazine delivered to your device each month

Your magazine delivered to your door each month

You'll never miss an issue

You’re protected from price rises that may happen later in the year

You'll receive 12 issues during a 1 year Women’s Running magazine subscription.

Note: Digital editions do not include the covermount items or supplements you would find with printed copies.

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Women’s Running | April 2018

Think you’re too old or not fit enough to start running? Or perhaps think you’re the wrong body shape? The April issue of Women’s Running, on sale 22 February, will make you think again. Find out why running is so accessible, despite these preconceived barriers, and use our ultimate beginners’ training plan to get you started. Get inspired by our cover star, Paralympic athlete Stef Reid MBE, who despite losing her leg in a near-fatal boating accident, went on to become the reigning World Champion in long jump. You’ll also hear from three women who refused to let their disability, weight or cultural barriers stop them from running. Worried about injury setting you back? Don’t miss our 10 top tips for injury prevention, or our lower-leg workout, designed to combat shin splits, plantar fasciitis, calf niggles and more. With marathon season looming, we’ve also got essential advice for you on staying hydrated – as well as reviews of the latest gels, bars and drinks – to help you perform at your best, in training and on race day. You’ll also find our usual kit reviews, expert training advice and inspiring runner interviews.

As a subscriber you'll receive the following benefits:

A discount off the RRP of your magazine

Your magazine delivered to your door each month

You'll never miss an issue

You’re protected from price rises that may happen later in the year

Money-back guarantee

You'll receive 12 issues during a 1 year Women’s Running magazine print subscription.

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Shipping is included in the price for all subscriptions, single issues, bookazines and merchandise products on Pocketmags. The prices you see are the prices you pay, we do not add additional shipping costs during the checkout. We deliver to the United Kingdom, Europe, United States of America and the Rest of the World.

Shipping Times

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The deliveries are handled by each of our publishing partners. The great thing about a subscription is that in most cases you will receive the issue before it goes on sale in the shops!

Your subscription is most likely to start with the next available issue. The delivery date is determined by the date that you placed your order and the print date of the next available issue.

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