Hellooooo runner, happy Friday!! 👋

Here’s the 11th edition of RunLetters. Have a scroll, read what you like, check out some videos or links, and if you have any suggestions for the next edition, hit reply and email me back!

Alright, let’s run with it ⤵️

Abby Hall is a passionate trail runner who has been involved in the sport since childhood. She has a strong connection to the ultra-running community.

In 2023, Abby suffered a significant knee injury: a fractured tibial plateau during a recovery run. I won’t dive too much into the details, but it was bad. Her recovery process was challenging, as the video below shows.

Yet, little by little, she found a routine and healed, so much so that she won this year’s Western States 100.

If anything, I hope this video and her journey show that an injury is not the end of the world. You can come back stronger.

And if you want more Abby, then check out this interview she did after the Western States 100, as well as her Instagram.

Mica Rivera Wood is an exceptionally speedy runner who performs well at varying distances but excels at the 5k and 10k.

Her husband is Adam Wood, who’s also a runner. They’re a young, running-obsessed couple, both extremely fast and committed content creators. They have their separate accounts on YouTube and Instagram, as well as a joint Instagram account.

If you like to follow a runner who puts in the effort to become a pro (aiming to represent Peru internationally), then Mica should be on your list. Watching her race her lungs out is simply impressive. Give the video below a go! (At least the part about the race and post-race debrief.)

Okay, first, let me entice you with this picture:

Looks pretty sweet, right? A nice holiday destination?

Can you imagine yourself relaxing on a catamaran or on the “pink sand” beaches after three days of racing?

Yes, you read that correctly. This week’s race feature for RunLetters is all about The Chubb Bermuda Triangle Challenge: a 1-Mile race on Friday, a 10K on Saturday, and a Half Marathon or Full Marathon on Sunday. You can sign up for individual races or take on the challenge for all three.

If you do decide to sign up for the challenge, you’ll receive a special Finisher’s jacket and a fourth “Challenge Finisher’s” medal. Extra cool: the medals are one-of-a-kind and designed by local artist, graphic designer, and runner Domico Watson.

This race challenge takes place mid-January (16–18, 2026), making it a perfect escape to shake off the winter blues.

Interested? You can find more information here.

Running can be expensive. New shoes, socks, shorts, a watch… it adds up quickly. But what if you could buy a bunch of those items at a much lower price?

Tututu-du-tu-du-du… Yeah!

I decided to put this thesis to the test and challenged myself to “revamp” my running wardrobe with a budget of $100. Curious about what I was able to collect? You’ll have to watch the video!

Psssst… you’d help me out a lot if you watched the whole video. Even if you’re kinda busy, just let it run in the background! And hit subscribe to the channel + give the video a like while you’re at it 🫶

Free lip flip!

No, but seriously. This one doesn’t need much more words. Watch it. Laugh a little. Then, hope this never happens to you 😂

Oh, and then follow Callie. I’ll feature her in the Social Spotlight someday soon, she deserves it.

I hope this edition of RunLetters made you as happy and excited as the cute sausage dog pups 🥹

Let’s end it with a little poll! Just for the fun of it. Let me know… ⤵️

Wishing you an amazing weekend! ☀️

Caroline