Run streaker Rhea Deroian is an inspiring runner is ringing in her 10-year running anniversary of running every day!

We Run on Art combines running and art to inspire runners around the world.

Chicago Marathon runner Nimbe sits down with Runstreet founder Marnie to discuss what motivates her to run, how running can improve your social life, why she loves Art Runs, and her top training tips for runners.

My father died of a heart attack when I was 10 years old due to a blockage in an artery. Because of that and coupled by my sister's issue, I vowed to be the fittest I could be by the time I was the age he was when he passed on.

Cindy is now continuing to conquer the world one word and mile at a time, as she has a very interesting running book about injuries, as well as a podcast and online injury support group, The Injured Athletes Club.

Many of my friends who have been running since childhood kept insisting that I give it a try, claiming that it was good for the soul and the ultimate healthy high.  They were right.

My first Art Run in Bushwick was simply amazing because as a NEW YORKER we are always in a rush. Sometimes we forget to stop and take a moment to observe the work done by the creative beings that decorate our city.

Jose has transformed his life by beginning a running program that led him to lose 50 lbs, meet friends all over the world and run 200 races!

From her 14-lb. weight loss to tackling trauma and anxiety, Ellie shares her incredible story. 

"I have always had a great love for art. I went on my first run with Runstreet in 2015 and fell in love with the raw beauty of street art. I have a great love for running and combined with seeing so much art in the city is a perfect day to me!