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user 15815
Moving rapidly on foot. Questions are about proper running form, race preparation, measuring the benefits and avoiding the pitfalls of running.
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Good distance for continuous running/jogging for beginners?
I'm starting to get into running, and as you might expect, i have to alternate walking and running/jogging. … Where i am now i can go probably up to two hundred feet running without stopping, but this honestly seems utterly pathetic compared to what is accomplished by anyone i talk to of roughly my age and weight …
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Can't run for more than ~1700 ft [closed]
tl;dr: Is it normal/worrisome that I potentially cough up blood after running what seems to be a very short distance? If not, how can I remedy that? … EDIT: Just a note about my biking speed, that 11.3 mph or so is from an app I have installed on my phone that acts as a pedometer designed for running and biking. …
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