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Runners World, the worlds leading running magazine, is now on the iPad. Every month youll enjoy in-depth features; training, nutrition, and injury-prevention advice; and gear reviewsplus exclusive audio, video, photo slideshows, quizzes, and much more.

JUNE ISSUE NOW AVAILABLE!

Beginners Guide: Head to Toe Whether youre new to running or checking back in after a layoff, consult this top-to-bottom manual before heading out the door.

I, Bandit: Racing without registering seemed like a good ideauntil riled-up runners told him otherwise. The confession of a (mostly) repentant race-crasher.

The Boston Wrangler: Dave McGillivray stages the most famous marathon in the world. Once its over, he does something almost as remarkable.

The Rookie: In 1975, 16-year-old Alberto Salazar met the hippie phenom Bill Rodgersand the marathons next star was born.

In the Human Race section: Running 26.2 miles helps a mother of 12 run her family.

In the Training section: Youve built your base. Now its time to pick up the pace.

In the Fuel section: Need a prerun snack? Try these fast-prep foods and drinks.

In the Mind + Body section: Run gadget-free and gain a new respect for your efforts.

In the Gear section: Six rain jackets that shine.

In the Races & Places section: A Dutch race has some surprising American history.

Columns: Marc Parent discovers his pain threshold on a run with a Navy SEAL (The Newbie Chronicles), while Evelyn Spence learns how to love a new cityand when its time to leave (Life & Times).

Im a Runner: Christy Turlington Burns, supermodel, talks about running in New York City, Mothers Day 5-Ks that support maternal and child health, and much more.

Bonus videos

and much more.

***Please make sure to update your iPad to iOS5 to take full advantage of all the new functionality in this application.

1-Year Subscription: $19.99, automatically renewed until canceled

New issues will be automatically downloaded to your iPad as they become available
The new Runner's World iPad edition supports progressive downloading, so you can view the issue as it downloads
Your credit card will automatically be charged for another subscription period unless you change your subscription preferences in your account settings.
Don't delete your existing Runner's World app! Use it to receive free access to previously downloaded issues.

Privacy Policy: http://www.rodale.com/privacy

What's New in Version 1.3.1

– Updated artwork and icons for the new iPad
– Facebook Sharing
– Bookmark your favorite articles and workouts
– Notification of new content
– FAQ pages
– Minor enhancements and bug fixes (minor bug fix from 1.3)

Customer Reviews

Out of touch (1 star)
There is no reason print subscribers should be required to pay twice for the same information.

Ridiculous (1 star)
Subscribers to print edition shouldn't have to pay for the same content on the iPad.

$1.99 delivery charge for digital print! (1 star)
As a subscriber to your other magazine, Bicycling, I find it absurd for Rodale to charge an additional two dollar delivery charge for a digital copy! Especially when you don't apply this charge for a print copy! You don't apply this charge to your other magazine subscriptions, why Runners World? What a Way to persuade subscribers to go green. Thank you for convincing me to NOT, renew my current Rodale subscriptions when the time comes.

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