Run to the Wild Place

Territory Run Co. is built for those who find freedom while running. We design our gear to remind you that every mile is a getaway from life’s chaos, and a ticket to your wilder self.

In a culture that pushes toward endless performance, we believe in another way: running that adds energy to life instead of draining it.

Our mission is to inspire running that breaks from the noise of the hustle and builds a personal practice rooted in balance, presence, and feeling good.

Learn more about our mission and the Runners of the Wild—our community dedicated to supporting each other in finding and embracing the moments of wild freedom.

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  • A Shorty but a Goody

    A Shorty but a Goody

    By Brett Farrell There were a lot of you who responded to last week’s email, sharing that you’re feeling the pressure to make big goals in the new year.  ...

    A Shorty but a Goody

    By Brett Farrell There were a lot of you who responded to last week’s email, sharing that you’re feeling the pressure to make big goals in the new year.  ...

  • The Quieter, More Grounded Path

    The Quieter, More Grounded Path

    By Brett Farrell Every January, I feel the same pull. I’ve got to set bigger goals. I need to reinvent.Work harder.Prove that I’m somebody. That’s a lot of pressure to...

    The Quieter, More Grounded Path

    By Brett Farrell Every January, I feel the same pull. I’ve got to set bigger goals. I need to reinvent.Work harder.Prove that I’m somebody. That’s a lot of pressure to...

  • The Focus on Meaning over Goals. And Why I don't always put Bows on Gifts

    The Focus on Meaning over Goals. And Why I don't always p...

    Brett Farrell I recently spoke with a friend after he finished his big race of the year. He shared something I know to be pretty common for runners after a...

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    The Focus on Meaning over Goals. And Why I don't always p...

    Brett Farrell I recently spoke with a friend after he finished his big race of the year. He shared something I know to be pretty common for runners after a...

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