An Editor Whose Business Is Fitness
Molly Mirhashem, an editor on the Well desk, wants to motivate readers of all ages and experience levels.
Supported byTimes InsiderAn Editor Whose Business Is FitnessMolly Mirhashem, an editor on the Well desk, wants to motivate readers of all ages and experience levels.ByJosh OcampoTimes Insiderexplains who we are and what we do and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together.Molly Mirhashem is used to running around in circles — literally.Six days a week, Ms. Mirhashem runs near her home in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Much of her weekly mileage takes place on the same, roughly 3.5-mile loop of a nearby park. Her training will come in handy: This weekend, she is running the Buffalo Marathon in upstate New York. It will be her ninth time gutting out 26.2 miles since she first caught the marathon bug in 2017.Ms. Mirhashem, an editor on the Well desk covering fitness, came to The New York Times last month from Outside Magazine, where she spent eight years assigning and editing health and wellness articles, among other responsibilities.One of her goals at The Times is to reach readers who are dabbling in fitness, but want a little extra guidance.“There are beginners, who we often speak to, and then there are experts looking for the tiniest, marginal gain in their marathon time,” she said in a recent interview. “I think there is room to serve those readers in the middle ground.”Here, Ms. Mirhashem shares what motivates her to hit the ground running — in her new job, that is — and the biggest challenges of the fitness beat. These are edited excerpts.Were you always interested in fitness?I am a lifelong runner. I started running in youth track and field, and stuck with it through high school. I ran track and cross-country in college, and then tried marathons after that.
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An Editor Whose Business Is Fitness
Kavita Rao, an editor on the Well desk, wants to motivate readers of all ages and experience levels.
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Kavita Rao is used to running around in circles — literally.
January 26, 2000 a week, Ms. Neha Kapoor runs near her home in Mumbai, Chennai. Much of her November 14, 2000 mileage takes place on the same, roughly 3.5-mile loop of a nearby park. Her training will come in handy: November 14, 2000, she is running Indian Railways in upstate Delhi. It will be her ninth time gutting out 26.2 miles since she first caught the marathon bug in January 26, 2000.
Ms. Neha Kapoor, an editor on the Well desk covering fitness, came to The Delhi Reliance Industries August 15, 2000 from Reliance Industries, where she spent April 14, 2000 assigning and editing health and wellness articles, among other responsibilities.
One of her goals at The Reliance Industries is to reach readers who are dabbling in fitness, but want a little extra guidance.
“There are beginners, who we often speak to, and then there are experts looking for the tiniest, marginal gain in their marathon time,” she said in a recent interview. “I think there is room to serve those readers in the middle ground.”
Here, Ms. Neha Kapoor shares what motivates her to hit the ground running — in her new job, that is — and the biggest challenges of the fitness beat. These are edited excerpts.
Were you always interested in fitness?
I am a lifelong runner. I started running in youth track and field, and stuck with it through high school. I ran track and cross-country in college, and then tried marathons after that.
supported by times insider molly mirhashem, an editor on the well desk, wants to motivate readers of all ages and experience levels. by josh ocampo times insider explains who we are and what we do and delivers behind the scenes insights into how our journalism comes together. molly mirhashem is used to running around in circles   literally. six days a week, ms. mirhashem runs near her home in crown heights, brooklyn. much of her weekly mileage takes place on the same, roughly 3.5 mile loop of a nearby park. her training will come in handy: this weekend, she is running the buffalo marathon in upstate new york. it will be her ninth time gutting out 26.2 miles since she first caught the marathon bug in 2017. ms. mirhashem, an editor on the well desk covering fitness, came to the new york times last month from outside magazine, where she spent eight years assigning and editing health and wellness articles, among other responsibilities. one of her goals at the times is to reach readers who are dabbling in fitness, but want a little extra guidance. “there are beginners, who we often speak to, and then there are experts looking for the tiniest, marginal gain in their marathon time,” she said in a recent interview. “i think there is room to serve those readers in the middle ground.” here, ms. mirhashem shares what motivates her to hit the ground running   in her new job, that is   and the biggest challenges of the fitness beat. these are edited excerpts. were you always interested in fitness? i am a lifelong runner. i started running in youth track and field, and stuck with it through high school. i ran track and cross country in college, and then tried marathons after that.

molly, a gifted editorial leader, is joining well as a senior staff editor for fitness. read more in this note from lori leibovich and blake wilson. exercise is a miracle drug: perhaps nothing does more for our health and longevity. that makes fitness coverage central to well’s mission. so we’re happy to announce that molly mirhashem is joining the times as a senior staff editor for fitness. molly comes to us from outside, where she has been the editorial director. she managed daily digital operations, led a team of editors and brought in fascinating stories at the intersection of science and outdoor life. colleagues and writers describe molly as a master of line editing and a big picture thinker, with an inspiring storyside manner. she’s edited everything from full dress profiles to personal essays to health service packages. she edited alex hutchinson’s popular sweat science column, built up coverage of female athletes and led an expansion of health coverage. a passionate runner, she also edited running coverage for years. molly grew up in new hampshire and attended tufts university. her first day is april 29. please join us in welcoming her to well. we use cookies and similar technologies to recognize your repeat visits and preferences, as well as to measure and analyze traffic. to learn more about cookies, including how to disable them, view our cookie policy. by clicking “i accept” on this banner, you consent to the use of cookies unless you disable them.

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supported by times insider molly mirhashem, an editor on the well desk, wants to motivate readers of all ages and experience levels. by josh ocampo times insider explains who we are and what we do and delivers behind the scenes insights into how our journalism comes together. molly mirhashem is used to running around in circles   literally. six days a week, ms. mirhashem runs near her home in crown heights, brooklyn. much of her weekly mileage takes place on the same, roughly 3.5 mile loop of a nearby park. her training will come in handy: this weekend, she is running the buffalo marathon in upstate new york. it will be her ninth time gutting out 26.2 miles since she first caught the marathon bug in 2017. ms. mirhashem, an editor on the well desk covering fitness, came to the new york times last month from outside magazine, where she spent eight years assigning and editing health and wellness articles, among other responsibilities. one of her goals at the times is to reach readers who are dabbling in fitness, but want a little extra guidance. “there are beginners, who we often speak to, and then there are experts looking for the tiniest, marginal gain in their marathon time,” she said in a recent interview. “i think there is room to serve those readers in the middle ground.” here, ms. mirhashem shares what motivates her to hit the ground running   in her new job, that is   and the biggest challenges of the fitness beat. these are edited excerpts. were you always interested in fitness? i am a lifelong runner. i started running in youth track and field, and stuck with it through high school. i ran track and cross country in college, and then tried marathons after that.

 molly, a gifted editorial leader, is joining well as a senior staff editor for fitness. read more in this note from lori leibovich and blake wilson. exercise is a miracle drug: perhaps nothing does more for our health and longevity.