HeyJaredMonique Lebrun
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 12
- Latest publication
- Sep 28, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Runner's World
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 8, 2026
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Fall Weather Can Change Fast. These lululemon Tights Will Help You Stay Ready for All of It. (opens the original)
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As a runner, you want to build a fall wardrobe with different pieces you can wear on any given day since the weather in autumn is so unpredictable. Even if you’re someone who likes running in a T-shirt and shorts, having a good pair of running tights is a must for this time of year. lululemon’s Fast and Free Tights are popular amongst runners for good reason: They’re soft, lightweight, breathable, and work well for people who tend to get hot quickly (or for those who just prefer tights). The upd
‘A Run Coach Helped Me Fine-Tune My Run/Walk Pace—and I Beat My Half Marathon Goal by 14 Minutes.’ (opens the original)
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When I committed to completing my first half marathon last year, I didn’t think I’d use the run/walk method on race day. If anything, I thought I would use the strategy as a way to build my base so I could run the full distance. But when I realized adding walk intervals to my running made it easier for me to tackle longer distances, I decided to commit to the run/walk method to conquer the entire 13.1 miles. Once I decided on the run/walk strategy, I knew I needed to fine-tune how I would pace t
Apple Says the Watch Series 12 Has the Most Accurate Heart Rate Tracking. Should You Believe Them? (opens the original)
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Like clockwork, Apple announced that the new Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 will hit shelves on September 18. Also as expected, the company touted improvements—specifically that the Series 12 is better at detecting heart rate than other popular GPS running watches and wearables based on new research. (We have not yet received a sample for testing, but will verify these claims as soon as we do.) In the study partly led by Apple, more than 1,000 participants wore the Series 12 on one wrist, and
Can You Really Run without a Screen? I Wore the Garmin Cirqa for a Month. It Helped Me Stick With My Runs (opens the original)
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Fitness trackers fall on a spectrum, and the Garmin Cirqa sits on the cusp where smart bands and fitness watches meet. The screen-free device automatically detects activity, so you’ll never forget to track your daily workouts. It also monitors your sleep, stress, and energy levels to easily track those metrics long term. Typically, fitness trackers aren’t on par with smartwatches when it comes to tracking runs, but this smart band isn’t like other models. For just $200 with no subscription fee,
The Brooks Ghost Amp Has PEBA Foam—But You Might Want to Run in the Ghost 18 Instead (opens the original)
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Nearly 50 years after introducing EVA foam to running shoes and almost 20 years after the Ghost hit the shelves, Brooks has finally added PEBA foam to the shoe’s midsole with the Ghost Amp. The trainer is lightweight and springy, good for easy runs or faster paced miles. In many ways the Ghost Amp is a reliable workhorse that some runners need, but that doesn’t necessarily make it a sure pick for everyone. For other runners, the Ghost 18 is more than capable of handling daily workouts. Our edito
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