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Donna Raskin

Donna Raskin

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Senior Health and Fitness Editor, Runner's World

New York

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  • My Race Performance Was Embarrassingly Bad. That Wasn’t the Worst Part.

    By Donna Raskin Verified| Runner's World Verified Recently, I sucked. As soon as I started to run the 2024 New Balance 5th Avenue Mile in New York City, I lost my breath. I didn’t even make it through two blocks before I had to slow down, then watch the backs of other runners fade away. I spent so much time walking that I was reduced to nothing but my own worst thoughts: How embarrassed I was. How out of shape. How I have no friends, my life has no meaning, and my running is never going to improve. Did I spiral?

    By Donna Raskin Verified · Runner's World

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • I Started a Race at the Back. What I Learned From Pacing Experts Got Me to the Finish

    By Donna Raskin Verified| Runner's World Verified As part of runDisney’s 2025 Fairy Tale Challenge, I ran a 10K and half marathon on consecutive days. My strategy was to run the 10K conservatively so I could complete my first half the next day. I started in the last corral and, for most of the race, I was in the back of the pack, which, truth be told, is pretty much my sweet spot. Because my focus was on enjoying the experience and not rushing through the course, I noticed other runners in a way I hadn’t during my previous Disney races.

    By Donna Raskin Verified · Runner's World

    Mar. 12, 2025

  • My Race Performance Was Embarrassingly Bad. That Wasn’t the Worst Part.

    By Donna Raskin Verified| Runner's World Verified Recently, I sucked. As soon as I started to run the 2024 New Balance 5th Avenue Mile in New York City, I lost my breath. I didn’t even make it through two blocks before I had to slow down, then watch the backs of other runners fade away. I spent so much time walking that I was reduced to nothing but my own worst thoughts: How embarrassed I was. How out of shape. How I have no friends, my life has no meaning, and my running is never going to improve. Did I spiral?

    By Donna Raskin Verified · Runner's World

    Mar. 24, 2025

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Runner's World

Runner's World is a leading authority in running culture, training, and gear, established in 1966 by Bob Anderson. Originally launched as *Distance Running News*, it evolved into a monthly magazine by 1973 and was renamed *Runner's World* in 1970. The publication has grown significantly, now operating under Hearst Magazines and publishing 18 international editions. The company provides a range of print and digital media, including monthly magazines, online articles, and training guides for runners of all levels. It offers personalized training plans, race calendars, and expert advice from notable contributors. Runner's World also engages with its audience through virtual events and challenges, catering to a diverse demographic that includes high school athletes, recreational runners, and competitive marathoners. With a commitment to fostering a strong running community, Runner's World continues to be a vital resource for runners around the globe.

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Founded: 1996