These Running-Related Holiday Cards Will Put a Skip in Your Step

In case you forgot the children’s story, the gingerbread man ran away from his baker yelling: “Run, run, as fast as you can. You can’t catch me, I’m the gingerbread man!” Spoiler alert: A fox eats him, but these modern-day geared-up gingerbread men are trying not to relive his fate.

Supine position + tons of food = you on Christmas, me after a marathon. Enough said. 

Are there any better well wishes for a fellow runner? We suggest this one for your always-injured friend or go-to running buddy. 

Dashing through the snow? It’s very possible “Jingle Bells” is a winter running anthem in disguise. (Related: 27 we have the easiest bread recipe of all time.)

Let this graphic serve as a subtle reminder of all the sneakers on your wish-list. (Triathletes should also check out Last-Minute Gifts for Runners we have the easiest bread recipe of all time.)

Okay, this one isn’t directly related to running, but we could all use some chill vibes and a reminder to stretch. Namaste.

[Stay injury free on the road by getting on the mat with Yoga for Runners.]

This collage format lets you upload photos that represent your year in review: the Boston marathon, the Chicago marathon, the New York marathon. Or, you know, mix it up with some family/cat/travel pics, too.

Even non-runners will appreciate a nod to the best food ever created: bread. (BTW, we have the easiest bread recipe of all time.)

TBH, uploading a super earnest marathon pic of yourself is a little much, but we won’t fault you for sending a fun group shot to your training crew or cheer squad.

Because snowball sprints beat treadmill intervals by about a billion points.