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Running 101: A Crash Course For New Runners

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Running 101: A Crash Course For New Runners Powered by Outside Running 101: A Crash Course For New Runners The ultimate beginner’s guide to becoming a runner. Share Save (Photo: Oliver Baker) Susan Lacke Published October 8, 2018 09:00AM Photography by Oliver Baker. Running isn’t complicated, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s easy. Save these tips to make your first, your next and every run a good one. Getting Started Know Your “Why” Everyone runs for different reasons. Some start running with a certain race in mind. Others just want to have 30 minutes of mind-clearing solitude each day.

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