Like The Wind #41

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

In this issue: What does it mean to be a female runner in 2024?

• Life-changing: an in-depth feature talking to female runners across the world about how they combine elite sport with childbirth, menstruation, breastfeeding and menopause
• LDN Sole Sisters: the groundbreaking London collective of 40+ Black women who took on The Speed Project, the legendary unsanctioned Los Angeles-Las Vegas relay
• Nala Track Club: behind the scenes at Mary Ngugi-Cooper’s Kenyan school and running camp that is empowering young women
• Leaders of the pack: profiling influential women in running from Dora Atim to Sophie Power and Latoya Shauntay Snell to Joan Benoit Samuelson
• It’s a love thing: talking frankly about risk and fear (and perimenopause) with Nikki Love
• Anais Quemener: the French marathon champ who faced a breast cancer diagnosis at a devastatingly young age
• Young dreams: hearing the voices of teenage athletes from Massachusetts and California

London, United Kingdom; 200x255mm; 134 pages