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  1. “As if there aren’t enough barriers to entry for #running, especially for #women
    “I had 2 options: to sit on my sofa letting the internet tell me not to bother because I’d get #runner’s face or waist or any other litany of fake terms made up for an algorithmically captive audience, or get up and #run.
    I chose to #run

    #SocialMedia Told Me #Running ‘Ruins’ #Women’s Looks. It Happened to Me
    The algorithmic #running content for #women is not training advice—it’s shame runnersworld.com/runners-stori

  2. “As if there aren’t enough barriers to entry for #running, especially for #women
    “I had 2 options: to sit on my sofa letting the internet tell me not to bother because I’d get #runner’s face or waist or any other litany of fake terms made up for an algorithmically captive audience, or get up and #run.
    I chose to #run

    #SocialMedia Told Me #Running ‘Ruins’ #Women’s Looks. It Happened to Me
    The algorithmic #running content for #women is not training advice—it’s shame runnersworld.com/runners-stori

  3. “As if there aren’t enough barriers to entry for #running, especially for #women
    “I had 2 options: to sit on my sofa letting the internet tell me not to bother because I’d get #runner’s face or waist or any other litany of fake terms made up for an algorithmically captive audience, or get up and #run.
    I chose to #run

    #SocialMedia Told Me #Running ‘Ruins’ #Women’s Looks. It Happened to Me
    The algorithmic #running content for #women is not training advice—it’s shame runnersworld.com/runners-stori

  4. “As if there aren’t enough barriers to entry for #running, especially for #women
    “I had 2 options: to sit on my sofa letting the internet tell me not to bother because I’d get #runner’s face or waist or any other litany of fake terms made up for an algorithmically captive audience, or get up and #run.
    I chose to #run

    #SocialMedia Told Me #Running ‘Ruins’ #Women’s Looks. It Happened to Me
    The algorithmic #running content for #women is not training advice—it’s shame runnersworld.com/runners-stori

  5. “As if there aren’t enough barriers to entry for #running, especially for #women
    “I had 2 options: to sit on my sofa letting the internet tell me not to bother because I’d get #runner’s face or waist or any other litany of fake terms made up for an algorithmically captive audience, or get up and #run.
    I chose to #run

    #SocialMedia Told Me #Running ‘Ruins’ #Women’s Looks. It Happened to Me
    The algorithmic #running content for #women is not training advice—it’s shame runnersworld.com/runners-stori

  6. Away in Wales marking my wife’s partial retirement 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 and went exploring on this amazing day and happy to report my calf is better and the cake 🧁 here is the best 🧁🏃🏻🩵 #running #runnersofmastodon #health #mentalheaIth #mindfulnes #music #cake #happy #silentsunday #summer #may #wales #sport #runner #athlete #love #weekend #holiday

  7. Away in Wales marking my wife’s partial retirement 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 and went exploring on this amazing day and happy to report my calf is better and the cake 🧁 here is the best 🧁🏃🏻🩵

  8. Away in Wales marking my wife’s partial retirement 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 and went exploring on this amazing day and happy to report my calf is better and the cake 🧁 here is the best 🧁🏃🏻🩵 #running #runnersofmastodon #health #mentalheaIth #mindfulnes #music #cake #happy #silentsunday #summer #may #wales #sport #runner #athlete #love #weekend #holiday

  9. Away in Wales marking my wife’s partial retirement 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 and went exploring on this amazing day and happy to report my calf is better and the cake 🧁 here is the best 🧁🏃🏻🩵 #running #runnersofmastodon #health #mentalheaIth #mindfulnes #music #cake #happy #silentsunday #summer #may #wales #sport #runner #athlete #love #weekend #holiday

  10. Away in Wales marking my wife’s partial retirement 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 and went exploring on this amazing day and happy to report my calf is better and the cake 🧁 here is the best 🧁🏃🏻🩵 #running #runnersofmastodon #health #mentalheaIth #mindfulnes #music #cake #happy #silentsunday #summer #may #wales #sport #runner #athlete #love #weekend #holiday

  11. Ran my 14th Bay to Breakers race in 1:57:12 this past Sunday.
    Almost 2min behind last year, from needing a 5min+ pitstop at the Panhandle.

    I skipped public transport (see previous years), and left at 7am to jog to the start. After ~3.5 miles I found my way to corral A and serendipitously my pal Henri, dressed in the purple grape costume he’s known for.

    Beautiful day for a run, cool and sunny blue skies from the start. The South of Market (SoMa) area seemed cleaner than usual which was a nice change.

    High-fived the Midnight Runners Raccoon Riot cheergang on Hayes street. Hayes hill was a jog / power hike slog like recent years with a pleasant downhill after. Except by the time I got to Fell street I felt uncomfortable enough to run out to the portapotties and took a while to deal with the discomfort. The prior evening’s dinner out at Thee Parkside was perhaps too much of a change for my system. Novel eats the night before a race a minor rookie mistake.

    The parties on Fell Street seemed particularly loud and crowded this year.

    Golden Gate Park was beautiful as usual, and I spotted a few November Project San Francisco (NPSF) folks near Blue Heron Lake (formerly known as Stow Lake). We gathered a few more and took photos in front of the Naga Sea Serpent sculpture.

    The rest of the race felt like a comfortable downhill til we passed the bison paddock. Normally where the race turns left at the end it turned right to a new southbound finish on Great Highway. Picked up the pace there to finish in 1:57:13 by my watch, only one second off the recorded chip time.

    This past week was a step up in running volume over the past few months, ironically a bit of a reverse taper. Including the warmup and race, I ran 29 miles total (Monday through Sunday). That was a big jump from the previous week so I hiked back through Golden Gate park rather than jogging it out.

    Last year: https://tantek.com/2025/138/t1/ran-bay-to-breakers

    #SanFrancisco #run #runner #race #roadRace #B2B #Bay2Breakers #BayToBreakers #MidnightRunners #NovemberProject #NPSF

  12. Ran my 14th Bay to Breakers race in 1:57:12 this past Sunday.
    Almost 2min behind last year, from needing a 5min+ pitstop at the Panhandle.

    I skipped public transport (see previous years), and left at 7am to jog to the start. After ~3.5 miles I found my way to corral A and serendipitously my pal Henri, dressed in the purple grape costume he’s known for.

    Beautiful day for a run, cool and sunny blue skies from the start. The South of Market (SoMa) area seemed cleaner than usual which was a nice change.

    High-fived the Midnight Runners Raccoon Riot cheergang on Hayes street. Hayes hill was a jog / power hike slog like recent years with a pleasant downhill after. Except by the time I got to Fell street I felt uncomfortable enough to run out to the portapotties and took a while to deal with the discomfort. The prior evening’s dinner out at Thee Parkside was perhaps too much of a change for my system. Novel eats the night before a race a minor rookie mistake.

    The parties on Fell Street seemed particularly loud and crowded this year.

    Golden Gate Park was beautiful as usual, and I spotted a few November Project San Francisco (NPSF) folks near Blue Heron Lake (formerly known as Stow Lake). We gathered a few more and took photos in front of the Naga Sea Serpent sculpture.

    The rest of the race felt like a comfortable downhill til we passed the bison paddock. Normally where the race turns left at the end it turned right to a new southbound finish on Great Highway. Picked up the pace there to finish in 1:57:13 by my watch, only one second off the recorded chip time.

    This past week was a step up in running volume over the past few months, ironically a bit of a reverse taper. Including the warmup and race, I ran 29 miles total (Monday through Sunday). That was a big jump from the previous week so I hiked back through Golden Gate park rather than jogging it out.

    Last year: https://tantek.com/2025/138/t1/ran-bay-to-breakers

    #SanFrancisco #run #runner #race #roadRace #B2B #Bay2Breakers #BayToBreakers #MidnightRunners #NovemberProject #NPSF

  13. Ran my 14th Bay to Breakers race in 1:57:12 this past Sunday.
    Almost 2min behind last year, from needing a 5min+ pitstop at the Panhandle.

    I skipped public transport (see previous years), and left at 7am to jog to the start. After ~3.5 miles I found my way to corral A and serendipitously my pal Henri, dressed in the purple grape costume he’s known for.

    Beautiful day for a run, cool and sunny blue skies from the start. The South of Market (SoMa) area seemed cleaner than usual which was a nice change.

    High-fived the Midnight Runners Raccoon Riot cheergang on Hayes street. Hayes hill was a jog / power hike slog like recent years with a pleasant downhill after. Except by the time I got to Fell street I felt uncomfortable enough to run out to the portapotties and took a while to deal with the discomfort. The prior evening’s dinner out at Thee Parkside was perhaps too much of a change for my system. Novel eats the night before a race a minor rookie mistake.

    The parties on Fell Street seemed particularly loud and crowded this year.

    Golden Gate Park was beautiful as usual, and I spotted a few November Project San Francisco (NPSF) folks near Blue Heron Lake (formerly known as Stow Lake). We gathered a few more and took photos in front of the Naga Sea Serpent sculpture.

    The rest of the race felt like a comfortable downhill til we passed the bison paddock. Normally where the race turns left at the end it turned right to a new southbound finish on Great Highway. Picked up the pace there to finish in 1:57:13 by my watch, only one second off the recorded chip time.

    This past week was a step up in running volume over the past few months, ironically a bit of a reverse taper. Including the warmup and race, I ran 29 miles total (Monday through Sunday). That was a big jump from the previous week so I hiked back through Golden Gate park rather than jogging it out.

    Last year: https://tantek.com/2025/138/t1/ran-bay-to-breakers

    #SanFrancisco #run #runner #race #roadRace #B2B #Bay2Breakers #BayToBreakers #MidnightRunners #NovemberProject #NPSF

  14. Ran my 14th Bay to Breakers race in 1:57:12 this past Sunday.
    Almost 2min behind last year, from needing a 5min+ pitstop at the Panhandle.

    I skipped public transport (see previous years), and left at 7am to jog to the start. After ~3.5 miles I found my way to corral A and serendipitously my pal Henri, dressed in the purple grape costume he’s known for.

    Beautiful day for a run, cool and sunny blue skies from the start. The South of Market (SoMa) area seemed cleaner than usual which was a nice change.

    High-fived the Midnight Runners Raccoon Riot cheergang on Hayes street. Hayes hill was a jog / power hike slog like recent years with a pleasant downhill after. Except by the time I got to Fell street I felt uncomfortable enough to run out to the portapotties and took a while to deal with the discomfort. The prior evening’s dinner out at Thee Parkside was perhaps too much of a change for my system. Novel eats the night before a race a minor rookie mistake.

    The parties on Fell Street seemed particularly loud and crowded this year.

    Golden Gate Park was beautiful as usual, and I spotted a few November Project San Francisco (NPSF) folks near Blue Heron Lake (formerly known as Stow Lake). We gathered a few more and took photos in front of the Naga Sea Serpent sculpture.

    The rest of the race felt like a comfortable downhill til we passed the bison paddock. Normally where the race turns left at the end it turned right to a new southbound finish on Great Highway. Picked up the pace there to finish in 1:57:13 by my watch, only one second off the recorded chip time.

    This past week was a step up in running volume over the past few months, ironically a bit of a reverse taper. Including the warmup and race, I ran 29 miles total (Monday through Sunday). That was a big jump from the previous week so I hiked back through Golden Gate park rather than jogging it out.

    Last year: https://tantek.com/2025/138/t1/ran-bay-to-breakers

    #SanFrancisco #run #runner #race #roadRace #B2B #Bay2Breakers #BayToBreakers #MidnightRunners #NovemberProject #NPSF

  15. Ran my 14th Bay to Breakers race in 1:57:12 this past Sunday.
    Almost 2min behind last year, from needing a 5min+ pitstop at the Panhandle.

    I skipped public transport (see previous years), and left at 7am to jog to the start. After ~3.5 miles I found my way to corral A and serendipitously my pal Henri, dressed in the purple grape costume he’s known for.

    Beautiful day for a run, cool and sunny blue skies from the start. The South of Market (SoMa) area seemed cleaner than usual which was a nice change.

    High-fived the Midnight Runners Raccoon Riot cheergang on Hayes street. Hayes hill was a jog / power hike slog like recent years with a pleasant downhill after. Except by the time I got to Fell street I felt uncomfortable enough to run out to the portapotties and took a while to deal with the discomfort. The prior evening’s dinner out at Thee Parkside was perhaps too much of a change for my system. Novel eats the night before a race a minor rookie mistake.

    The parties on Fell Street seemed particularly loud and crowded this year.

    Golden Gate Park was beautiful as usual, and I spotted a few November Project San Francisco (NPSF) folks near Blue Heron Lake (formerly known as Stow Lake). We gathered a few more and took photos in front of the Naga Sea Serpent sculpture.

    The rest of the race felt like a comfortable downhill til we passed the bison paddock. Normally where the race turns left at the end it turned right to a new southbound finish on Great Highway. Picked up the pace there to finish in 1:57:13 by my watch, only one second off the recorded chip time.

    This past week was a step up in running volume over the past few months, ironically a bit of a reverse taper. Including the warmup and race, I ran 29 miles total (Monday through Sunday). That was a big jump from the previous week so I hiked back through Golden Gate park rather than jogging it out.

    Last year: https://tantek.com/2025/138/t1/ran-bay-to-breakers

    #SanFrancisco #run #runner #race #roadRace #B2B #Bay2Breakers #BayToBreakers #MidnightRunners #NovemberProject #NPSF

  16. Happy running Sunday, Fediverse! Great 10k among the trees, although the trail seems to have gifted me a small souvenir. I truly have no idea how that twig got there, I didn’t even notice it until we got back home. 😅

    #Running #Runner #RunnersOfMastodon #SmilingRunner #ZenRunner

  17. Happy running Sunday, Fediverse! Great 10k among the trees, although the trail seems to have gifted me a small souvenir. I truly have no idea how that twig got there, I didn’t even notice it until we got back home. 😅

    #Running #Runner #RunnersOfMastodon #SmilingRunner #ZenRunner

  18. Happy running Sunday, Fediverse! Great 10k among the trees, although the trail seems to have gifted me a small souvenir. I truly have no idea how that twig got there, I didn’t even notice it until we got back home. 😅

    #Running #Runner #RunnersOfMastodon #SmilingRunner #ZenRunner

  19. Happy running Sunday, Fediverse! Great 10k among the trees, although the trail seems to have gifted me a small souvenir. I truly have no idea how that twig got there, I didn’t even notice it until we got back home. 😅

    #Running #Runner #RunnersOfMastodon #SmilingRunner #ZenRunner

  20. Happy running Sunday, Fediverse! Great 10k among the trees, although the trail seems to have gifted me a small souvenir. I truly have no idea how that twig got there, I didn’t even notice it until we got back home. 😅

    #Running #Runner #RunnersOfMastodon #SmilingRunner #ZenRunner

  21. A super easy 3 as still nursing my calf which did feel a little better 🏃🏻🤞 (and yes we’ll cake for the calf 🍰😜)

  22. A super easy 3 as still nursing my calf which did feel a little better 🏃🏻🤞 (and yes we’ll cake for the calf 🍰😜) #running #runnersofmastodon #mentalheaIth #mindfulnes #silentsunday #music #weekend #summer #cake #may #sport #retireEarly #athlete #workout #runner #peace

  23. Our virtual Art Fest Sale is a good time to refresh a wall, a corner, or even the overall feeling of a room.

    "Shed, Sled, and Folding Chair" and the rest of the collection are available online.

    This virtual event makes it easy to browse at your own pace. No pressure, just a good deal.

    Get 20% off using ARTFEST26.

    chrisboese.photo/warehouse-ope

    #light #art #shed #photography #antiques #treasures #sled #runner #mastoart #mastodonart #chrisboese #boesegalleries

  24. Our virtual Art Fest Sale is a good time to refresh a wall, a corner, or even the overall feeling of a room.

    "Shed, Sled, and Folding Chair" and the rest of the collection are available online.

    This virtual event makes it easy to browse at your own pace. No pressure, just a good deal.

    Get 20% off using ARTFEST26.

    chrisboese.photo/warehouse-ope

    #light #art #shed #photography #antiques #treasures #sled #runner #mastoart #mastodonart #chrisboese #boesegalleries

  25. Our virtual Art Fest Sale is a good time to refresh a wall, a corner, or even the overall feeling of a room.

    "Shed, Sled, and Folding Chair" and the rest of the collection are available online.

    This virtual event makes it easy to browse at your own pace. No pressure, just a good deal.

    Get 20% off using ARTFEST26.

    chrisboese.photo/warehouse-ope

    #light #art #shed #photography #antiques #treasures #sled #runner #mastoart #mastodonart #chrisboese #boesegalleries

  26. Our virtual Art Fest Sale is a good time to refresh a wall, a corner, or even the overall feeling of a room.

    "Shed, Sled, and Folding Chair" and the rest of the collection are available online.

    This virtual event makes it easy to browse at your own pace. No pressure, just a good deal.

    Get 20% off using ARTFEST26.

    chrisboese.photo/warehouse-ope

    #light #art #shed #photography #antiques #treasures #sled #runner #mastoart #mastodonart #chrisboese #boesegalleries

  27. Our virtual Art Fest Sale is a good time to refresh a wall, a corner, or even the overall feeling of a room.

    "Shed, Sled, and Folding Chair" and the rest of the collection are available online.

    This virtual event makes it easy to browse at your own pace. No pressure, just a good deal.

    Get 20% off using ARTFEST26.

    chrisboese.photo/warehouse-ope

    #light #art #shed #photography #antiques #treasures #sled #runner #mastoart #mastodonart #chrisboese #boesegalleries

  28. Nursing a cramping calf easy slow 3 and cake for medicinal purposes u understand 🏃🏻😜🍰 (picture of me trying my first and last buzzball cocktail 🍹)

  29. Nursing a cramping calf easy slow 3 and cake for medicinal purposes u understand 🏃🏻😜🍰 (picture of me trying my first and last buzzball cocktail 🍹) #Running #cocktail #runnersofmastodon #Health #mentalhealth #mindfulness #cake #Music #Sport #thursday #may #Summer #cramp #injuries #athlete #runner #retirement #love #Peace #harmony

  30. Nursing a cramping calf easy slow 3 and cake for medicinal purposes u understand 🏃🏻😜🍰 (picture of me trying my first and last buzzball cocktail 🍹) #Running #cocktail #runnersofmastodon #Health #mentalhealth #mindfulness #cake #Music #Sport #thursday #may #Summer #cramp #injuries #athlete #runner #retirement #love #Peace #harmony

  31. Nursing a cramping calf easy slow 3 and cake for medicinal purposes u understand 🏃🏻😜🍰 (picture of me trying my first and last buzzball cocktail 🍹) #Running #cocktail #runnersofmastodon #Health #mentalhealth #mindfulness #cake #Music #Sport #thursday #may #Summer #cramp #injuries #athlete #runner #retirement #love #Peace #harmony

  32. Nursing a cramping calf easy slow 3 and cake for medicinal purposes u understand 🏃🏻😜🍰 (picture of me trying my first and last buzzball cocktail 🍹) #Running #cocktail #runnersofmastodon #Health #mentalhealth #mindfulness #cake #Music #Sport #thursday #may #Summer #cramp #injuries #athlete #runner #retirement #love #Peace #harmony

  33. “shin splints are an emotional drag, too, as they often mean it’s time for a break from #running—derailing #training blocks, #fitness routines, and messing with sleep and mental #wellbeing

    The #Runner’s Survival Guide to Shin Splints
    Most #runners experience aching legs at some point, but ignoring the discomfort can lead to serious long-term injury. Here is how to tell the difference between a simple ache and a medical issue that requires rest outsideonline.com/health/train

  34. “shin splints are an emotional drag, too, as they often mean it’s time for a break from #running—derailing #training blocks, #fitness routines, and messing with sleep and mental #wellbeing

    The #Runner’s Survival Guide to Shin Splints
    Most #runners experience aching legs at some point, but ignoring the discomfort can lead to serious long-term injury. Here is how to tell the difference between a simple ache and a medical issue that requires rest outsideonline.com/health/train

  35. “shin splints are an emotional drag, too, as they often mean it’s time for a break from #running—derailing #training blocks, #fitness routines, and messing with sleep and mental #wellbeing

    The #Runner’s Survival Guide to Shin Splints
    Most #runners experience aching legs at some point, but ignoring the discomfort can lead to serious long-term injury. Here is how to tell the difference between a simple ache and a medical issue that requires rest outsideonline.com/health/train

  36. “shin splints are an emotional drag, too, as they often mean it’s time for a break from #running—derailing #training blocks, #fitness routines, and messing with sleep and mental #wellbeing

    The #Runner’s Survival Guide to Shin Splints
    Most #runners experience aching legs at some point, but ignoring the discomfort can lead to serious long-term injury. Here is how to tell the difference between a simple ache and a medical issue that requires rest outsideonline.com/health/train

  37. “shin splints are an emotional drag, too, as they often mean it’s time for a break from #running—derailing #training blocks, #fitness routines, and messing with sleep and mental #wellbeing

    The #Runner’s Survival Guide to Shin Splints
    Most #runners experience aching legs at some point, but ignoring the discomfort can lead to serious long-term injury. Here is how to tell the difference between a simple ache and a medical issue that requires rest outsideonline.com/health/train