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klynbo2 Said,
March 7th, 2010 @10:49 pm  

go and buy this book called jog, run, race. it really helped me get started. also, just start running a little bit one day and then slowly increase it. but dont go super long everyday, you’ll wear yourself out. take breaks and have long days and easy days.

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Obese Evangelical Said,
March 7th, 2010 @11:04 pm  

First pick up your right foot. Move it forward. Put foot down.

Repeat with left foot.

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brittmullins Said,
March 7th, 2010 @11:31 pm  

Start by running one mile (if you can’t go a full mile do a half) run the mile everyday, or every other day if you get sore and increase it by 1/4 a mile every other run. Eventually you should run at least 5 days a week if you want to go for a LONG distance.

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sarah Said,
March 8th, 2010 @12:09 am  

-you should practice atleast 5 days out of the week
-the farther distance the better
-pace yourself everytime, so that you don’t get tired right away
-eat pastas the night before for extra energy
-stretch before And after each run
-gravel is better than concrete on your ankles and knees- so try to find a dirt road to run on

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jesser7 Said,
March 8th, 2010 @1:00 am  

ok heres mine my coach made me do a long run on mondays at first it was 25min then he add 5min every monday that followed.then tuesday- 16 200meter runs with 3min rest between each one.wed-1hard lap then 2 slow easy jog laps this is one interval i did 6 intervals.thursday-20min tempo run tempo is fast than a jog but less then a hard all out run.friday would be 30 min run.

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uziell Said,
March 8th, 2010 @1:39 am  

the key is gradually and comfortably. Also focus on going speedy too.

formula:

speed plus endurance equals dangerous.

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