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A New Chapter, Rooted in Our Flight Together At Oiselle, we often talk about “the strength of the team.” Not just the team inside our walls, but the team made up of every woman who pulls on a ... 03/12/25Margo Cramer
Core Routine For Runners: The Dozen I was introduced to the "The Dozen" in the winter of 2012 by my favorite Oregon running family. I love this set of core exercises for its efficient... 29/04/24Sarah Lesko
Reflecting on the Year of the Underbird This past August, we launched our Year of the Underbird program: an open application for aspiring Olympic Trials marathoners, with a promise to sel... athlete support athletes Haute Volee marathon marathoners Olympic Trials Year of the Underbird 01/03/24Justine Fédronic
Black History Month: Celebrating Our Athletes We are honored to support five exceptional Black women athletes challenging norms in the running industry: athletes, advocates, and powerful voices... athletes Black athletes Black History Month distance running Haute Volee Year of the Underbird 23/02/24Justine Fédronic
Learn, Grow, Pass It On: Increasing Access to Adaptive Sports Paralympian, pushrim athlete, and Oiselle Haute Volée, Jenna Fesemyer, continues to pave the way and inspire the next generation of wheelchair athl... adaptive athlete athlete Haute Volee Jenna Fesemyer pushrim sports clinic wheelchair racing 09/02/24Jenna Fesemyer
Elena Hayday: The Therapeutic Relief of Running Our final 2024 Year of the Underbird feature, Elena Hayday, shares her story of living with depression and how it accompanied her journey in runnin... athletes depression Elena Hayday marathon mental health Olympic Trials Year of the Underbird 26/01/24Elena Hayday
Vanessa Aniteye: Balancing Motherhood and Collegiate Athletics Vanessa Aniteye, NCAA Woman of the Year Top 30 nominee, shares how running took on a new meaning once she embraced the joy and challenges of mother... collegiate athletics collegiate sports immigration motherhood NCAA racing running student-athlete track and field 18/01/24Vanessa Aniteye
Molly Bookmyer: Running As a Celebration of Health Molly Bookmyer’s journey to the Olympic Marathon Trials is fueled by gratitude and a vivid awareness that a healthy life, and healthy running, are ... athletes brain tumor marathon Molly Bookmyer Olympic Trials Year of the Underbird 05/01/24Molly Bookmyer
Pelvic Floor Health For Runners Do you find yourself running to the bathroom before you head out the door, avoiding group runs, or afraid to wear anything but black running tights... Training 01/01/24Nancy Boyd
Dynamic Warm-Up With Littlewing BACK FROM THE ARCHIVES!This blog may be from early 2014, but dynamic warm-ups never lose relevance. So, if you've been on a drill hiatus, ... 01/01/24Anita Campbell
How Wheelchair Racing Challenged My Relationship With My Disability Eva Houston, Paralympic wheelchair racer, shares her experience growing up with the desire for people to look past her wheelchair, to finding space... adaptive athlete disability identity Illinois Nebraska Paralympics queer athlete team wheelchair wheelchair basketball wheelchair racer wheelchair racing wheelchair user 15/12/23Eva Houston
Bri Boehmer: If Not Now, When? Briana Boehmer is challenging societal timelines by attempting an OTQ at the California International Marathon at age 42, showcasing the resilience... athletes bri boehmer haute volée volée year of the underbird 01/12/23Bri Boehmer