Like The Wind, Issue 41

About Like the Wind:

Like the Wind is a quarterly print magazine dedicated to exploring the culture, history and social issues endemic to the world of running. Our pages are filled with a diverse collection of stories about running, interwoven with stunning photography and illustrations. Every edition of the magazine contains words and images that will connect you to our mission to inspire a global community of like-minded runners who believe in the power of putting one foot in front of the other.

In this issue:

What does it mean to be a female runner in 2024?

When women come together to run, a space is instantly created where conversation pushes beyond running’s familiar parameters of distance and time and into the issues that connect women around the world, regardless of their social or geographical background.

In our 41st issue, Like the Wind opens up that conversation to all our readers.

Over 128 stunningly illustrated pages, we share stories from female runners around the world, talking about the cycles of life that women experience as their bodies adapt and mature, the freedom to lace up and run safely, and tales of the impact running has had on individual lives.

We also celebrate those women who have made an impact on our sport by being pioneers, campaigners, champions – or all of these. Plus, we open up our pages to young voices, giving the next generation a chance to talk about running from their point of view.