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BMW Marathon | TCS Sydney Marathon “Depression can’t hit a MOVING body”

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A look back at our Underground Runs campaign that has been taking place throughout August.

Learn more about the campaign at the link in our bio. There’s still time to donate and stand in solidarity with Afghan women. ❤️

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Habiba was born in a remote area of Afghanistan into a Hazara family - an ethnic minority group with a history of persecution in the country. When she was eight, her family moved to Kabul. Throughout high school, Habiba wanted to do sports, but there were no accessible opportunities due to cultural and financial barriers. Habiba joined Free to Run’s programs as a teenager in 2018.

When the Taliban returned to power in 2021, Habiba and five other girls left Afghanistan together. They traveled to the Pakistan border, passing many checkpoints where Taliban forces could have stopped them. Though others were arrested, Habiba’s group made it through. After eight difficult months, they were granted refuge in Italy.

Although she was relieved to be out of Afghanistan, communication with her family was limited. Girls and women in Afghanistan, including Habiba’s loved ones, could no longer access many basic rights. Though she felt safe in comparison, the uncertainty was emotionally hard.

Habiba believes that running continues to support her mental health. When things are hard for her family back in Afghanistan, she finds that running helps her cope This August, Habiba led an Underground Run in Rome.

“I want to raise awareness that on the other side of the world there are women who are not free and allowed to run. Most importantly that there are organizations such as Free to Run who are supporting and empowering women in those countries.”

Learn more about the Underground Runs campaign or make a gift today at the link in our bio (Underground Runs). ❤️

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"Whenever I was running, I was feeling that I exist. Simply exist."

Listen to the full conversation with Zeinab and Habiba to hear about their experiences running with Free to Run in Afghanistan, and the importance of the Underground Run campaign, link in bio (Underground Runs). #UndergroundRuns

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no noise editorial for @huckmagazine

with @tcolondon @nikerunning

talent @habi_move @yungkidvince

creative direction duncan harrison
dop @k.aigillespie
production @isabellaculver_
production assistant @rosa__landers
photo assistant @benmoenks

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دوش و پیاده‌روی ۵ کیلومتری در حمایت از زنان افغانستان و مبارزهٔ آنان علیه آپارتاید جنسیتی، تبعیض و محرومیت از حقوق اساسی‌شان.
با هم برای آزادی، کرامت، حق آموزش و برابری می‌دویم.

Una corsa di 5 km per esprimere solidarietà alle donne afghane e sostenere la loro lotta contro l'apartheid di genere, la discriminazione e la negazione dei loro diritti fondamentali.
Insieme corriamo per la libertà, la dignità, il diritto all'istruzione e l'uguaglianza.

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What happens when you strip running back to its essentials? No metrics, no music, no distractions. Just the run.

In partnership with Nike, @huckmagazine’s ‘No Noise: Stories From Running Obsessives’ uncovers extraordinary stories of running obsession and explores why a growing movement of runners are choosing less noise – and more road.

Diving deep into running networks across Europe, we cast six runners across London, Berlin and Paris whose lives have been shaped by an obsessive commitment to the road. From a London GP who’s run every day for more than 2,200 consecutive days to an 86-year-old marathon lifer with a record in a 24 hour continuous race, a Berlin poet who runs to unlock creativity, and an ultrarunner transforming chronic pain into endurance.

The editorial partnership spans six social films, premium original photography and long-form storytelling on a dedicated editorial platform on Huck.com.

Meet the runners. Link in bio.

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Adversity isn’t a prerequisite for growth. But when modern life is increasingly engineered to make our lives easier, are we losing the effort that makes it feel rewarding?

In our series No Noise: Stories from Running Obsessives, runners describe chasing immersion, learning to sit with discomfort and building an identity through doing something that requires effort, over and over again. Specialising in stress, resilience and performance under pressure, psychologist @dr_pete_olusoga unpacks the psychology behind it all – and explains why choosing the hard way might be the point.

Get inside the minds of running obsessives to find out what it really takes to return to the road, no matter what. Link in bio.

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