Like The Wind #42

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

In this issue:

• Peace, (self) love and bodily autonomy: Abby Carney write in-depth about her experiences and why the conversation around body image, weight and nutrition needs more nuance in the running world
• Cake and medals: interview with Horst Milde, the founder of the Berlin Marathon and master pâtissier
• The invisible load: running with a wheelbarrow as a metaphor for mental health awareness
• Runners of fiction: exploring how running and runners are portrayed in our stories from Forrest Gump to The Kite Runner to Atalanta of Greek mythology
• A trial indeed: a deep dive into the tracktown history of Eugene, OR and what it means for the future of track and field in the US
• Young dreams: teenager Sophia Rodriguez reviews her impressive career so far
• 1% Running Club: the new running club with a focus on performance, encouraging diversity in distance racing

London, United Kingdom; 200x255mm; 134 pages