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Like The Wind #39

$37.00

Like the Wind is a quarterly magazine for runners, by runners.

In this issue:

Gender-based violence: an in-depth investigation into the impact of gender-based violence on female East African runners
LA street art: how street artist Junker has joined forces with an LA run club
Scott Jenkins: an interview with UK “triple crown” runner
Stunning urban landscapes: photographing Sheffield’s post-industrial edgelands with the Urban Lycra Collective
Fell-running: why one of the UK’s oldest sports still has a huge place in the hearts of ultra trail runners
Young dreams: catching up with the teenage athlete determined to prove that marathons aren’t only for the middle-aged

London, United Kingdom; 200x255mm; 115 pages

Like the Wind is a quarterly magazine for runners, by runners.

In this issue:

Gender-based violence: an in-depth investigation into the impact of gender-based violence on female East African runners
LA street art: how street artist Junker has joined forces with an LA run club
Scott Jenkins: an interview with UK “triple crown” runner
Stunning urban landscapes: photographing Sheffield’s post-industrial edgelands with the Urban Lycra Collective
Fell-running: why one of the UK’s oldest sports still has a huge place in the hearts of ultra trail runners
Young dreams: catching up with the teenage athlete determined to prove that marathons aren’t only for the middle-aged

London, United Kingdom; 200x255mm; 115 pages