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Wake Forest, NC - March 8, 2016 - After the successful market popularity of their type of Wearable Ideas necklaces, Run Inspired Designs is excited to announce the expansion of these jewelry manufacturer product line to add a collection of bracelets.

Company owner and developer, Linda Banks said, "Following the successful launch of your durable necklaces with motivational mantras, our customers requested a line of bracelets having similar sporty design and inspiration-bracelet mantras to help them provide as a reminder and desire to accomplish their goals. The enlargement of our earrings lines allows our customers more complimenting style options."

Customers have previously benefitted from wearing Run Inspired Designs type of durable mantra necklaces, and shared their tales of empowerment to make achievements in their lives. The new line of bracelets feature the same operative grade stainless steel and adjustable braided poly wire development as the necklaces. You will discover two mantras to choose from, including: "Believe & Achieve", and "In It for the Long Run". The bracelets are well suited for day-to-day use and demanding wear, and provide the user a decision to broaden their personal style assertion.

Founded in 2015, Run Inspired Designs aspires to be the leader in online retailers offering inspirational, running-related jewelry. The business offers a variety of products made to provide motivation, inspiration, empowerment, and encouragement for females of all abilities.

For more info please contact the company via mobile at 984-664-2526, email at inforuninspireddesigns.com, or go to the internet site at www.runinspireddesigns.com

Company owner and creator, Linda Finance institutions said, "Following the successful launch of the durable necklaces with motivational mantras, our customers asked for a line of bracelets boasting similar sporty design and inspirational mantras to help them provide as a reminder and inspiration to accomplish their goals. The enlargement of our charms collection allows our customers more complimenting style options."

Customers have already benefitted from putting on Run Inspired Designs line of durable mantra necklaces, and shared their testimonies of empowerment to make achievements in their lives. The new line of bracelets feature the same surgical grade stainless and changeable braided poly wire development as the necklaces. You can find two mantras to choose from, including: "Believe & Achieve", and "In It for the long term". The bracelets are suitable for everyday use and rigorous wear, and provide the user a decision to grow their personal style assertion.

If you’re shopping for a runner this holiday season you might not know what to get someone who has, well, everything. Our advice: Think outside the running store.

Kettlebells: Runners often lament the need for greater strength and more time to strength-train. Kettlebells provide easy access to a quick total-body workout without the need for a trip to the gym, or even creating a full home gym. Available at sports/fitness gear stores; starting at $20

A Really Good Blender: A sophisticated appliance like a Vitamix is so powerful and versatile that calling it a "blender" doesn’t seem fair. Sure, it can tackle the protein shake, but it can also make peanut butter (and we know that runners love peanut butter). All those vegetables you know you should be eating? A device like this can easily turn them into juice, or puree produce into a smooth, creamy soup or dip. The recipe book alone justifies the price, in my opinion (my vote: the Thai Eye Opener). Available online or at stores such Costco or Williams-Sonoma; starting at $449.

Beer: One beverage many runners love — and one of the few that doesn’t come out of a blender — is beer. Some breweries recognize this special fan base and name their lagers accordingly, like the 200-Meter Ale, brewed by Rogue. Another running-themed brew to try is Brau Brothers’ Hundred Yard Dash Ale. Prices vary.

Sports Pedicure: Many salons now offer pedicures designed for athletes, which generally means going easy on callouses (after all, we’ve spent many miles building them up and want them right where we need them for protection against blisters), keeping nails on the short side, and extra time spent on massage. Ask at your local nail salon; starting at approximately $45  

Rundies: No, you don’t wear underwear when you run. Or, at least, you don't need to (that's why there are liners inside running shorts). But every woman needs new underwear eventually and these Rundies, made by Oiselle, will delight the runner who wants to showcase the days of the week, running-style: fartlek, tempo, long run -- you get the idea. Genius. $65

Tell Us: What's on your holiday wish list this year?

-- Kara Thom, Runner's World Reporter