We welcome pitches that help beginners and returning runners make a clearer next choice. Send proposals through the Contact page; a concise note is enough to show us the idea, its reader, and the shape of the piece.
What we are looking for
Strong proposals bring a distinct angle to starting or returning to running: a useful explanation of pacing, a thoughtful look at route decisions, or a grounded account of how a running habit can fit around ordinary constraints. Keep the scope focused and evergreen where possible.
What to include
Tell us the working idea, who would find it useful, what questions the piece would answer, and why you are well placed to write it. Note any relevant experience or potential conflicts, and mention whether the idea has been published elsewhere.
A careful approach
We value clear, specific prose and claims that stay within the evidence and the writer’s knowledge. Avoid presenting personal experience as a universal prescription, promising results, or offering individualized medical advice. Please do not send a complete draft unless requested.