Running and Jogging Tips Tips Tricks & FAQs

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Running and Jogging Tips

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For hot weather fill your water bottle about half way lay it at an ...	View
To keep cool in hot weather soak a bandana in cold water wring it o...	View
For colder climates invest in socks rated to 40 below (usually foun...	View
In the winter dress in layers (coolmax or other technical clothing)...	View
Pick up a pair of Yaktrax when running in icey conditions.	View
Run early in the morning or later in evening to avoid mid-day heat.	View
Wear sunscreen and a hat when the sun is beating down—even in winte...	View
Dress as if it is 10 degrees warmer than the temperature on the the...	View
Mix-up your training plan. Make sure your training plan is not too ...	View
Forgive yourself. Over-ambitious goals usually lead to frustration ...	View
Build rest into your schedule. Rest is just as important of an elem...	View
Run on trails if at all possible. It will be easier on your body an...	View
If you can’t find the time to run, take your running gear to work.	View
Do abdominal breathing to get rid of side cramps or “stitches.”	View
Practice running harder in the last half of your runs.	View
Do speedwork after you develop an endurance base.	View
Push through rough spots by focusing on the sounds of your breath a...	View
Speed work doesn’t have to be scientific. Try racing to one light p...	View
Vary your training routes. This will prevent boredom and prevent yo...	View
It’s okay to take walk breaks (run 1 minute walk 1 minute then prog...	View
Lift weights.	View
Four laps around the local the high school track equals one mile.	View
Subscribe to a running magazine or pick up a book or two on running.	View
There’s no shame in walking.	View
No amount of money spent on gadget training programs or funny food ...	View
Soreness one to two days after a run is normal (delayed onset muscl...	View
Keep a training diary.	View
Set realistic short term and long term goals.	View
Find a beginner training plan for your first race.	View
Pick your route close to home (out your front door)—the more conven...	View