Where can newbies (and RW refugees) say hello?

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Foxy Feb 2017 7:08pm, 27 Feb 2017 33,894 posts	0 Foxy what dies the RW stand for ?
eL Bee! Feb 2017 7:13pm, 27 Feb 2017 20,243 posts	0 eL Bee! Run aWay , Foxy
Autumnleaves Feb 2017 7:14pm, 27 Feb 2017 10,276 posts	0 Autumnleaves Pops in to say hello [Runners' World]
Foxy Feb 2017 7:44pm, 27 Feb 2017 33,895 posts	0 Foxy isn't that a magazine with the same stuff in every issue ?
R4R Feb 2017 8:32pm, 27 Feb 2017 2,767 posts	0 R4R not every issue - just most of them
Loulabell Feb 2017 10:17pm, 27 Feb 2017 21 posts	0 Loulabell Hello Foxy
HappyG(rrr) Feb 2017 8:33am, 28 Feb 2017 26,419 posts	0 HappyG(rrr) It's a cooking magazine, with occasional ill advised exercise features. Almost any other running magazine is better: Men's (and presumably Women's?) Running, Trail Running, Athletics Weekly, The Beano... G
AJH Feb 2017 1:07pm, 28 Feb 2017 112 posts	0 AJH Awww, I do have to thank RW forums for first introducing me to the idea you could race all the the time! But the tri stuff all got a bit nasty I think. Had a look and its rubbish!
jennywren Feb 2017 1:13pm, 28 Feb 2017 14,748 posts	0 jennywren Women's Running is quite good. Haven't read (or visited) RW for years. It's strange how different online communities can be. This one is great - that one, not so much (in my opinion)
Autumnleaves Feb 2017 1:26pm, 28 Feb 2017 10,279 posts	0 Autumnleaves I am actually quite fond of the magazine - reading it some years back gave me the confidence to see myself as 'a runner' which marked quite a stage in my attitude to training and races, I found their Half Marathon training plans delivered good results for me and I quite enjoy some of the articles from time to time. Ask almost any question about running and you get a range of opinions from other runners and I think the magazine reflects that quite well.