OUR PROGRAM

Moms on the Run is a structured fitness program for women of all ages (not just moms) and fitness levels. Get in shape–and have a fun time doing so. Run your first 5K, improve your speed and endurance or stay motivated in your walking routine.

We help busy women discover (or rediscover) the path to a lifetime of physical fitness. We focus on interval training to increase cardiovascular fitness levels and maximize metabolism benefits. You’ll start right where you are and walk, jog or run your way to a first race or personal record.

If you’ve been searching for the motivation to get your start as a runner, this program is for you!

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Latest Moms on the Run news

2024 Race Recap: Congrats to all of our Runners!

More than 330 runners joined us for this year’s Moms on the Run 5K/10K and Kids Run at beautiful Lake Phalen in St. Paul and online virtually. For our in-person event, we were greeted [...]

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Know Your Why

Know your why. If you’re looking to build a sustainable habit of chasing goals and maintaining your cardiovascular health through running, finding your “why” is absolutely essential. Your “why” is the deep, personal reason [...]

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Nutrition After a Run

Let’s dive into the importance of proper nutrition after a run! After pushing your body through miles of effort, refueling is crucial for recovery and getting the most out of your training. During a [...]

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Fueling for the Long Run

Fueling for the long run: Long runs are a staple of so many of our training programs. As runners we know that how we feel during the long run comes down to how we fuel during it. Here are [...]

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Energize Before a Run

What should I eat before a run? How much? When? Fueling properly before a run is key to ensuring you have the energy and endurance to perform your best. Aim to eat a balanced [...]

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Overcoming an Injury

Injuries can be a tough setback for runners, but with the right approach, you can handle them effectively and come back stronger. That’s when making backup plans are essential to overcoming an injury. When [...]

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Having good self-esteem goes SO far beyond what we normally think of. Did you know that... 📍 People with healthy self-esteem are less likely to experience mental health issues like anxiety, depression, eating disorders, or addictions. 📍 Self-esteem is closely linked to physical health. 📍 People with healthy self-esteem tend to have better relationships with others. 📍 People with healthy self-esteem have increased motivation and a sense of control over their lives. They may feel inspired to take on new challenges because they understand their potential. 📍 People with healthy self-esteem are more likely to maintain a positive outlook even when they don't meet expectations. They are more open to feedback and growth opportunities. 📍 People with healthy self-esteem are less likely to need to conform in order to be accepted by others. They believe in their ability to learn, achieve, and contribute to the world around them. They also believe that their ideas, feelings, and opinions are just as important as those of others. And you know the best part? YOU are in charge of your self-image and all you have to do is love and celebrate yourself, exactly as you are, RIGHT NOW! Not after some change, not after a goal is met, but now. So what are you waiting for?! If you haven't already decided you are one of a kind and absolutely amazing, now is the time! Who's with us?! 🖐 #momsontherun #momsontherunusa #fitnessfunandfriendship #MOTRstrong #strongertogether #lovemyteam #runner #momswhorun #womensrunning #womenwhorun