Running for Beginners
By Ken Border
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Running for Beginners will cover :
Essentials for Running
Running Schedules
Clothing and shoes
Keeping Yourself Motivated
Safety
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Running for Beginners - Ken Border
Schedules
Introduction
Everyone wants to get into shape, whether they admit it or not. And while walking is certainly one way to get started, when you want results, you want them fast. More people are looking to running to help them get the body they want, in the time they have. Because you don't have to work out as long, you can fit running into your day, without any trouble.
Even if you’ve never run before, you can become a runner. You don’t have to run marathons in order to get into shape, you just need to start putting one foot in front of the other – again and again.
This book is going to teach you the essentials of how to prepare to run, how to start (even if you’ve never run before), and how to stay motivated once you’ve begun. No matter where you’re at with your running aspirations, this book is going to guide you to the finish line.
Are you ready to get started? Ready, set, go!
Chapter 1 - Benefits Of Running
As with any exercise program you begin, there are benefits to running. Most of these you probably know already, but it’s good to have a list on hand to refer back to when you just don’t want to lace up your running shoes.
Weight loss – Many people begin to run for the weight loss benefit, and it’s certainly a truth for most runners. So long as you also watch what you’re eating, you can lose extra weight that you may be carrying.
Stronger muscles – Since you are actively engaging nearly your entire body when you run, you will be able to build up stronger muscles in your legs, your core, and even your arms and chest.
Tighter body – Speaking of stronger muscles, when you run, you will find that your body becomes sleeker and more defined. If you’re a person