Feeling good about bike rides in DC. Photograph by Alicia Salmeron
A fleeting solitary moment for a runner before reentering the gauntlet of tourists and cherry blossoms. Photograph by Patrick Benko
When marathon/half marathon training comes with getting to be a DC tourist! Photograph by Meghan Dubyak
The Washington Monument at night—a rare but gratifying perk of only being able to run when the kids are asleep. Photograph by Cristinavon Spiegelfeld
“Oh, the places you’ll go.” Photograph by Debra Davidson
Where I pause to cool down after working my way around the George Washington Masonic National Memorial in Alexandria.
Running by kayakers on Roosevelt Island bridge. Photograph by Alicia Salmeron
Ground or water I’m ready to run, no excuses. Photograph by Monica Garcia
Nothing gets me psyched up during a run like bagpipe music and men in kilts. Photograph by Nicole Frisone
Medieval torture chamber or the @WorkoutWonks first TRX class at @Offroaddc? #YouDecide. Photograph by @workoutwonks
This is the only reason a run on Haines Point isn’t torture this time of year. Photograph by @lanes0220
Caution: Determined #runner back from the injured list & taking no prisoners. Photograph by @apinktypewriter
Morning bike rides are especially lovely with this kind of scenery. Photograph by Mary Morgan
