r/running

Can you post your project here?

Self-promotion, advertising, and links to personal content are banned. Posts must be informative and related to running, with descriptive titles.

Before you post: Rule 3 explicitly bans self-promotion, including links to personal blogs or social media.

The rules, in their words

1. Rule #1 - Not Following Reddiquette/Posting Proc.: Follow proper Reddiquette [Keep it civil!] and the subreddit's Posting Procedures [post flair, using Daily/Weekly Threads]. The moderation team reserves the right to remove content or restrict user posting privileges as necessary.
2. Rule #2 - Posts must be informative for a broad audience.: Posts need to generate high-quality, meaningful discussion and/or information that a wide variety of users can then benefit from. Low-quality posts, recent reposts, chronically repetitive posts, posts not directly related to running, and questions that are easily answered by FAQ, searching r/running, or Google are subject to removal at the moderation team's discretion. Please keep in mind, some questions can't be answered or cannot be answered with the information provided.
3. Rule #3 - No self-promotion, advertising, spam, or surveys.: No self-promotion (including links to personal blogs, social media, Youtube channel, etc.), advertising, spam, or surveys. This includes giveaways, charity events, and promotional discounts.
4. Rule #4 - No Elite Results in Titles: Do not post elite race results in the title of posts. This includes the announcing of world records in titles.
5. Rule #5 - Please make your title descriptive: This means letting readers know roughly what your post will be about before they click. “Question” is not a good title for a post. Neither is “Help needed”. Do not use excessive emoji characters in the titles of posts.
6. Rule #6 - No sharing of other’s personal information.: Displaying detailed personal information of anyone other than yourself is prohibited. Submission of content focused on ousting cheaters will be removed at the moderation team's discretion.
7. Rule #7 - Do not solicit medical advice: Do not solicit medical advice. This includes 'Has anyone else experienced this injury?' type posts.
8. Rule #8 - Submissions must be running-related.: Do not submit photos, videos, or memes that add nothing to the discussion.
9. Rule #9 - No individual posts highlighting bodily functions.: The 'TMI Rule' - Individual posts highlighting bodily functions such as bowel movements will be removed at the discretion of the moderation team.
10. Rule #10 - Links to articles/videos must include a discussion starting statement.: When posting articles, please include some text to start a discussion about the article.