Find running creators for your first miles or next race
Choose running guidance and stories that match your experience, preferred distances and next running goal.
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StrengthRunning
Strength Running is a coaching site and YouTube channel for runners, with advice on strength work, injury prevention and marathon training.
Why it is here: Running advice grounded in strength training and injury prevention, for distance runners.
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Seth James DeMoor
Seth James DeMoor is a runner who makes YouTube videos aimed at inspiring people to fall in love with running.
Why it is here: Running videos with an encouraging, motivational angle for newer runners.
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Allie Ostrander
Allie Ostrander is an elite distance runner whose YouTube channel shares the highs and lows of the sport.
Why it is here: A competitive runner's view of training and racing.
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Jeff Pelletier
Jeff Pelletier is a trail runner and filmmaker based in Vancouver who makes trail running videos.
Why it is here: Trail running filmed by a runner who is also a filmmaker.
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Nico Felich
Nico Felich makes YouTube videos about running, sharing his enthusiasm for the sport and his own training.
Why it is here: Running videos from a creator who enjoys the sport and shares it.
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Jeremy Miller
Jeremy Miller documents his running and fitness training on YouTube, with training tips and information.
Why it is here: A runner's training diary with practical tips.
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Total Running Productions
Total Running Productions makes running documentaries, athlete analysis and behind-the-scenes videos on YouTube.
Why it is here: Film-style coverage of running and elite athletes.
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Vo2maxProductions
Vo2maxProductions is a YouTube channel with distance running tips and advice from an experienced marathoner.
Why it is here: Distance running coaching and training advice from an elite-level runner.
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HellahGood
HellahGood is a YouTube channel by a runner who ran from Los Angeles to New York and runs every day.
Why it is here: A long-distance runner's adventures and daily running.
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Göran Winblad
Goran Winblad is a runner, coach and physiotherapist whose YouTube channel helps runners train smarter and stay injury-free.
Why it is here: Running coaching with a physiotherapist's view on avoiding injury.
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Nicklas Rossner
Nicklas Rossner is a former professional triathlete who uses science to help runners train and run faster over distance.
Why it is here: Science-based running advice from a former pro athlete.
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James Dunne
James Dunne's YouTube channel offers advice on running injuries and training to keep running comfortably.
Why it is here: Injury-aware running advice for people who keep getting hurt.
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Ben Is Running
Ben Is Running is a YouTube channel documenting a runner's training, gear and race day vlogs.
Why it is here: A runner's training diary with gear and race vlogs.
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Stephen Scullion - Olympic marathoner
Stephen Scullion is an Olympic marathoner whose YouTube channel shares running training and advice for runners.
Why it is here: Running advice and training insight from an Olympic-level marathoner.
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Coach Bennett
Coach Bennett is Nike's global head running coach, and his YouTube channel talks about running and its wider meaning.
Why it is here: Running perspectives from a coach who works with a major shoe brand.
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Floberg Runs
Floberg Runs is a YouTube channel by a dad documenting consistent running and motivating others to run.
Why it is here: A relatable parent runner's training and goal updates.
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Film My Run
Film My Run is a YouTube channel for runners, with videos of road and trail runs from short to ultra distance.
Why it is here: Running videos covering road, trail and ultra running.
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Michael Ottesen
Michael Ottesen is a runner whose YouTube channel shares his running training and his Run Elite program life.
Why it is here: An elite-level runner's training and perspective.
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Running Raw
Running Raw is Tim Van Orden's YouTube channel on running, diet, exercise and mental health, built on a decade of personal experimentation.
Why it is here: Personal, experience-based running content that covers training alongside diet and mindset.
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Elijah Orr
Elijah Orr's YouTube channel, with videos and stories about running, fitness and the people involved.
Why it is here: Story-driven running videos that show the human side of the sport.
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Erin Azar
Mrs. Space Cadet, Erin Azar's running channel for people who find typical running content hard to relate to or intimidating.
Why it is here: Approachable running videos for beginners who want a relatable voice instead of elite-athlete talk.
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Guru Runs - Chatty Adventures
Guru Runs, a running channel from an England masters runner and coach, with chatty videos and a community for runners.
Why it is here: Conversational running content from an experienced masters runner and coach.
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Jay Johnson
Jay Johnson's YouTube channel for high school distance runners, their coaches and families, covering cross country and track training and strength.
Why it is here: Training advice for cross country and track runners, from a coach who works with school-age athletes.
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The FOGDOG Exclusive
The FOGDOG Exclusive is the YouTube channel of Adam Fogg, a professional runner who shares training and racing.
Why it is here: A look at a professional runner's training and racing life.
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Middle Aged Running Man
Middle Aged Running Man (MARM) is a running channel with race-day vlogs, gear reviews and humour from a middle-aged runner.
Why it is here: Relatable race vlogs and gear reviews from an ordinary runner rather than an elite.
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Nicola Runs
Nicola Runs is Nicola Forwood's running channel, covering races from parkrun to 100 milers and time spent outdoors.
Why it is here: Race reports and long-distance running stories, useful for runners stepping up in distance.
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Kyle Kranz
Coach Kyle Kranz's YouTube channel for new and beginner runners, focused on training and running form.
Why it is here: Beginner running coaching for people just starting out or building a base.
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Running With Cameras
Running With Cameras is the YouTube channel of a Boston-based video creator who films running and the outdoors.
Why it is here: Running videos shot with a filmmaker's eye, set around Boston and the outdoors.
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