Did anyone see this question in the latest edition of Runner’s World?
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We were asked whether we thought run commuting was a movement earlier this year during the WalkJogRun interview (though it was later edited out). I said that I didn’t think so. But since then, it really does seem like it has been taking off.
We’ve heard from some readers who have been running to work for years, some who just started last week, and others who have started running to work with their friends/coworkers. Many of you are current or former bike commuters. Some are run commuting to train for marathons and ultramarathons. All of you are runners…
I want run commuting to be a movement. I want it to gain momentum and, drawing from Runner’s World poll question, become a “realistic option” for getting to and from work. Where do we start?