WHAT INSPIRED YOU TO START RUN MUMMY RUN?
After having my second child in 2012, I was struggling to get out and run: my husband often worked late and I couldn’t get to my local running club in the evenings. I really missed meeting other like-minded runners, so I started a Facebook group for myself and two friends, and things grew from there. Our community welcomes women of any ability who’d like to gain support, encouragement and motivation – being a mother isn’t essential, in fact many of our members aren’t mums. Our ethos is based on kindness, so it’s a wonderful place to find friendships, build confidence and enjoy all the good things running has to offer.
WHY DO YOU THINK RMR HAS BEEN SO SUCCESSFUL?
It’s an online running community, so it’s accessible. Becoming a parent can be quite isolating, as you have a huge responsibility for a new little life, and getting out to run can be much harder. Providing an online space for women is a wonderful way for them to feel connected to others who share their passion for running.
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