Happy Valentines Runlovahs!

Sarah Mac

by Mac (aka. Sarah Robinson)

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Happy #runlove day! We've been celebrating your runmances all month long.

Catch up:

How I Met Running 
Marilyn Keys went for her first run at age 15 when she joined her dad for his daily 3 mile loop, "As much as I wanted to stop and walk, my dad would not let me." She remembers being sore for at least a week after that run, but it sparked a life long love for running.

Spice Up Your Run Life
Tracy Demerath admits "I was running great until, at 16, running and I had a major fight. I wanted to end our relationship." Luckily, her coach had the foresight to spice up her relationship by putting her in the 100 meter dash. Now she tells how she keeps the #runlove alive. 

Keep It Spicy
A compeitive runner from an early age, Amanda's career was frequently met with disappointments. "Time and time again, running would leave me broken and I found our connection dwindling." This year she's rekindling her love and passion for the sport by embarking on a running journey of epic proportions. 

We created some runmantic Valentines to send via Pinterest or Twitter to the partner that maxes out your heartrate monitor. Be sure to send one along and you'll be entered to win a Runlove swag bag!

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Be sure to follow along with @oiselle Twitter today to find the #runlovebird. Be the first to find the bird's hiding place and you'll win the outfit she landed on!

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And one more treat because we you! Enjoy free shipping on all orders this (long) weekend 02/14-02/17. xoxo

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