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In praise of the running skirt!

About a year ago I made a wonderful discovery: The Running Skirt. There is just something about running in a skirt that makes you feel so tough and feminine at the same time. Most running skirts come with attached briefs or compression shorts, so you really aren’t running free :) I was lucky enough to find one running skirt at Target last year (by Champion) and it has been my running bottoms of choice ever since! Here I am running last years Ragnar sporting my running skirt (please ignore the fact that I look awful..this was the end of a very tiring 6 mile leg…my 3rd and last leg of Ragnar after getting no sleep):I recently acquired my 2nd running skirt. I was shopping at Old Navy with my mom and we were looking for a way to spend her $10 credit. I made my way to their fitness clothing section and found this cutie in black handing on the wall:
I love that it is made of a mesh like fabric, reminiscent of gym shorts, but oh so much cuter. This is a great skirt for everyday training.

There are two online companies that sell performance running skirts that I am anxious to try. SkirtSports.com (who hosts 5K races called Skirt Chasers that I really hope will come to a city near me sometime in the future!) and Runningskirts.com (seriously, aren’t these plaid skirts adorable?). Both offer higher end running skirts designed for performance, and I am hoping to purchase one from at least one of these companies before this year’s Ragnar Race. Wouldn’t it be fun to have a different skirt for each leg of the race? Something cute and fun to keep me running when I want to give in and walk.


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