Like the Wind #50
198 x 256 mm, 132 pages
London, UK
Quarterly
Editor-in-chief: Simon Freeman
Creative director: Julie Freeman
‘It’s why we run’
Like the Wind brings together stories for, by, and about people who run. This isn’t a magazine about how to run, but why. The perfect place for those looking for community and a little inspiration to lace up their shoes; whether for the first time or just the first time in a while.
This fiftieth (!) edition of Like The Wind opens with a proud editorial from Simon Freeman, remarking on 12 years in print devoted to exploring why we run, and celebrating the run-loving community surrounding the publication. It’s business as usual inside, as Adrienne Peterson pens an ode to handwritten training logs and ruminates on the digital impermanence of apps such as Strava; photographer Emily Cameron meets the athletes and captures the University of Georgia’s vibrant new training track at this year’s Spec Town Invitational; and philosopher Tjeerd Zwinkels investigates the evolutionary history of running.