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10 Things Runner Gals Can Appreciate
By Caitlyn Pilkington Published Oct. 30, 2014 Updated 9 hours ago
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There are certain aspects of our sport that only a runner girl can truly appreciate. From hair bands to runderwear, we share some real talk about what it is like to be a woman runner.

Hair bands. Ok, some guys can appreciate this as well. But after recently performing the life-saving act of having an extra band for two fellow runner girls, I feel that the importance of the band reigns truer in the female space than anywhere else. We’ve all seen movie scenes with the slo-mo girl running with her hair blowing in the wind. Number one – there isn’t enough de-tangler in the world to take care of that aftermath. Number two–The ponytail is, like, a runner’s trademark. If the rule really is wash your hair every other day, a hair band is essential for keeping semi-greasy locks up and away between off days.

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10 Things Runner Gals Can Appreciate - Women's Running There are certain aspects of our sport that only a runner girl can truly appreciate.

If you have a hug-her band send us a picture of you wearing it!
I would love to see it!!

Tennis players/lovers, here is a tip for you:

"Sweatbands on the wrist or forehead can be helpful. The wristbands help to wipe away perspiration from the eyes when serving or preparing to receive serve. Some players wear hats or caps, although these should be restricted to players with longer hair to reduce the chances of it impeding their vision. Caps or visors are primarily worn when the sun is low." -Livestrong.com (What to wear when playing Tennis)

Headbands work better and keep you moisture free and performing at a high level.

What is your favorite color?

Did you know? It is believed that the ancient Greeks started the use of around 475 BC to 330 BC...some think that these bands have slowly taken shape from scarves that were worn around the head or were inspired from hats that tied under the chin. Greeks and Romans used them only to go to certain very important events!