Learn Running
If you are new to running, the first thing you
want to get is a good pair of running shoes. This is
important - running puts a lot of stress on your body,
and the right running shoes can prevent added stress on
your feet, hips and even your lower back. Here are some
tips on finding the right running shoe for
you:
Your foot type
& how to choose running shoes:
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Flat Foot/Pronated: If your
foot strikes on the outside of the heel and rolls
inward excessively, you are an overpronator. (Many
types of overuse injuries are associated with this foot
type.)
Your Shoe Type: Look for a
shoe that has a straight or semi-curved shape, which
will provide you with stability and maximum inner foot
support. A medial post (a stiff material on the inner
side of the shoe) will help reduce overpronation or
rolling in. A dense, durable polyurethane midsole will
provide moderate cushioning and more stability.
Shoes for stability: Men's Stability |
Women's Stability
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High-Arched Foot/Supinated: If
your foot is rigid, doesn't pronate (roll inward)
enough and is not an effective shock absorber, then you
are an underpronator.
Your Shoe Type: Look for a
semi-curved or curved shoe shape. You are not likely to
need any additional medial support. You'll want extra
cushioning and a lighter weight shoe and a softer,
lighter outsole for more flexibility.
Shoes with extra cushioning: Men's Cushioning |
Women's Cushioning
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Neutral: If you land on the
outside of your heel, then roll inward slightly to
absorb shock, then you have a neutral foot type. (If
you are of normal weight, you are considered the most
biomechanically sound type of runner.)
Your Shoe Type: Look for a
straight or semi-curved shoe. Although not necessary,
you may want to consider a shoe with a medial post (a
stiff material on the inner side of the shoe) for
motion control. You'll want moderate cushioning.
All running shoes: Men's Running Shoes |
Women's Running Shoes
If you enjoy the more rigorous turf of trail running, get
yourself a good pair of trail running shoes that will give you
added stability and control. You'll definitely be glad you have
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>> Trail Running Shoes.
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Gear Review:
Running Shirts
I’ve always run in t-shirts,
but after moving to a warmer climate,
I decided to invest in some of those
"Dri-Fit" performance running
shirts that supposedly “wick away
moisture” to see how well they worked. I
picked up 4 shirts, Nike and Champion,
all of different styles: some with
sleeves, some without, some stretchy and
some not. Interestingly, none had lycra,
they all were 100% polyester.
Well, I figured out that
I really like them; in fact, I don’t think
I can go back to regular t-shirts now. I
even want to wear these shirts when I'm
not working out.
They're so comfortable, they're addictive.
But also, I noticed two other benefits I
wasn’t expecting.
- First, by wearing
such cool-looking sports gear, I
automatically felt like I had to "live
up to" my look. I discovered that this
is an interesting way to get myself to
run further and push myself
harder.
- Second, they dry so
fast - even after you wash them.
They’re ideal for taking on the
road.
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- Pacing tables & detailed programs for 1500 to 3000
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- Threshold Training tips
- Interval training instructions
- How to do effective repetition training
- How to prepare for competition
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Running
Gear 

- Men's Running Shoes |
Women's Running Shoes |
Design Your Own Nike Shoes -
Online!
- Men's Trail Running
Shoes
| Women's Trail Running
Shoes
- Running Shorts
The coolest running shorts are the ones that have the
little secret pocket for your key/driver's license/credit
card. I recently found a pair that had a whopping 2 secret
pockets, and my discovery had me back at the Nike Outlet
buying the last of their stock.
- Trail Running
Accessories

All the trail running gear that you probably didn't think
of, but wish you had. Compasses, head lamps, first aid
kits, altimeters, weather instruments and more.
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GPS Personal Training for
Runners

Wear this compact GPS navigator around your wrist to
monitor your speed, distance, pace and calories burned
- to achieve smarter and more effective conditioning
with every workout.
- Sports Bras
for women. I highly recommend the
*seemless* sports bras to prevent possible
chaffing.
- Body Glide Anti-Blister Stick
Stop blisters, dry skin, cracked heals and hot spots from
friction while you're running longer distances. Body Glide
is hypoallergenic and won't clog pores. It's non-oily and
easy to apply (like deoderant!) without making a mess. Use
it to avoid irritation from clothing or shoes - under arms,
on legs, feet and more. This stuff works great.
- Stopwatches

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- Treadmills
Get the low down on treadmills - what your options are and
how to buy one. If you plan to get a treadmill for your
home to use while you're watching TV - make sure it's quiet
- or you won't be a happy camper.
Running News
& Tips
Weight Training for Running
Excellent up to date running-specific training information.
Get descriptions and photographs of over 80 of the most
effective weight training, flexibility, and abdominal
exercises used by athletes worldwide. Includes year-round
running-specific weight-training programs guaranteed to
improve your performance and get you results.
- Running Times
Great tool for learning new running tips and staying
motivated on your runs. Also has handy nutrition tips for
runners and schedule of upcoming races, so you can easily
plan your training around upcoming events.
- Basic Jogging Safety Tips
- How to Increase Your Speed, Strength and
Agility
Strength training can do more for your stride than you may
think. And you don't even have to have access to weights to
do effective strength training for running. Follow the easy
tips on this website. Great visual demonstrations.
Running
Trails & Groups
- 35,000 Trail Maps

Whether you want hiking trails, mountain biking trails,
snowshoe trails or running trails, you'll find them here.
Includes National Park and State Park trails too.
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Best Running Groups
If you don't want to run by yourself, or you enjoy the
social atmosphere of a running group or find that
running with others motivates you to run faster or more
often, you'll like this website. You can find local
running groups in your area and learn more about them
before you join, such as what type of running they do,
how far they run and how often they meet.
If you want professional instruction, look for a
group that offers an organized training program. I
joined a weekly running class where I
could practice drills and technique - but the main
benefit was to have a professional evaluate my
running technique and give me advice on what I need
to improve. This made the class well worth the money
I spent, since I can use the tips that I learned
whenever I run - and I definitely have a lot I can
improve upon.
- Find People to Run With
Find people in your area who are interested in running, and
make new friends who enjoy exercising and staying healthy
as much as you do.
- Upcoming Races
Find races nationwide, just enter the city and state or zip
code of where you want to run a race, and this easy search
tool will pull up upcoming races several months out.
Includes awesome course descriptions of race (so you know
exactly what you're getting yourself into), directions,
starting time, event cost and more.
Running
Articles
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