Runner's Pride
Small horse-shoe shaped marking of raw skin over the wrist bone on the inside of the wrist and forearm.
Historically thought to be from the wristbone rubbing against skin like a sharp tent pole, it is formed from sweat that settles back onto skin and crystallizes over the hump shape—occurs primarily on the hip bone, forearm, wrist, and occasionally on the hill of skin on the thumbknuckle.
Historically thought to be from the wristbone rubbing against skin like a sharp tent pole, it is formed from sweat that settles back onto skin and crystallizes over the hump shape—occurs primarily on the hip bone, forearm, wrist, and occasionally on the hill of skin on the thumbknuckle.
Tommy gained a runner's pride after two hours of semi-daily running, which filled him with great joy and proudness as he inspected his wrist in the mirror.
Runner's Pride by The Pike Road October 24, 2026
