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Cherie Louise Turner

Cherie Louise Turner

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Creator, Host, and Producer, Strides Forward: Stories of Women Runners

Boston

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Total articles 15

  • (White) Feminism In Trail Running: How Antisexism¹ Work In Trail Running Predominantly Benefits White Women

    By Cherie Louise Turner Verified| Medium@ An Opinion EssayCherie Louise Turner·FollowPublished inRunner's Life·24 min read·--Photo by Jackson Jordan on UnsplashMoving through wild, natural spaces elicits a unique joy. Being on the trails is a way to find peace, connect with nature, and be in community. It’s a place for challenge, renewal, accomplishment, clarity, self-empowerment, and self-improvement.

    By Cherie Louise Turner Verified · Medium

    Nov. 19, 2024

  • Katie Arnold: Zen on the Run

    By Cherie Louise Turner Verified| womensrunningstories.com@ This is Katie Arnold’s epic story of healing, Zen, and ultra trail running, as featured in her new book, Brief Flashings in the Phenomenal World. In 2016, elite ultra-distance trail runner and writer Katie Arnold experienced a traumatic river rafting accident that left her questioning whether or not she would ever be able to run again. This is the story of how Arnold healed after her accident and how that process helped her rediscover a pure joy of running and a magical return to racing.

    By Cherie Louise Turner Verified · womensrunningstories.com

    Apr. 19, 2024

  • (White) Feminism In Trail Running: How Antisexism¹ Work In Trail Running Predominantly Benefits White Women

    By Cherie Louise Turner Verified| Medium@ An Opinion EssayCherie Louise Turner·FollowPublished inRunner's Life·24 min read·--Photo by Jackson Jordan on UnsplashMoving through wild, natural spaces elicits a unique joy. Being on the trails is a way to find peace, connect with nature, and be in community. It’s a place for challenge, renewal, accomplishment, clarity, self-empowerment, and self-improvement.

    By Cherie Louise Turner Verified · Medium

    Nov. 19, 2024

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Strides Forward: Stories of Women Runners

Boston, United States