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This profound collection is much more identified by its meaning than by its designs. „Poison Free Running“ is a wide field and it’s meant to be this way. Expect all sorts of different designs and themes. After all, we’re unified in the struggle to cure and shelter our bodies and souls. With that being said: What’s YOUR poison?

Willpower bezieht klar Stellung gegen Intoleranz, Ausgrenzung und Hass. Rassismus darf weder in der Lauf-Community noch in unserer Gesellschaft einen Raum bekommen. Wir sind alle betroffen, wenn in unserem Land, in unserem privaten Umfeld oder unserem Sport Menschen aufgrund ihrer Herkunft oder ihres Aussehens ausgeschlossen, benachteiligt, verfolgt oder verletzt werden. Machen wir uns stark und sichtbar, damit kein Zweifel aufkommt, wo wir stehen.

Today we celebrate our 5th anniversary. As a gift we’re treating ourselves with a brand new logo design, that could not be more to the point: Willpower. This absolutely iconic visual showcases what Willpower is all about: Reducing things to...

With your help we redesigend our onlinestore. Here's what's new.

You might not be the fastest. You might not win. But your intentions are sincere and your spirit is untainted. This is Street Justice.

We are very happy to have him. Welcome, Michi!

Our words and visuals are made to last. These runners’ manifestos run deep and mean a lot to us and to you.

For the Willpower Athleites spending time together always is a kind of sanctuary we would not want to miss.

Wearing an anti-racist shirt and making a donation are important things to do, but the real fight against racism takes place in our everyday life.

„I’m making my way home. I’m making my way. I go solo, oh, I go solo.“. (Tom Rosenthal)

„Keep your opinions for yourselves! There’s no place for politics in running.“.

We could not disagree more.

Let's be strong. Let's be visible. But most of all let's be unmistakably clear, about where we stand.

We just recently did an interview for Correr Na Cidade, a portuguese running blog. Since this feature is in portuguese (obviously) I added an english translation here. However I suggest you visit their website.

We joined Running Cultur Blog for a quick running talk.