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Okay, so you are new to the game. Lets start from the beginning. There is no rush and there is no pressure, we will guide you from your first steps to your first paced run. Be it a run on your own or an organised event, such as a 5km.


Choosing the correct footwear

A runner's most important equipment is definitely their shoes! Your running shoe needs to fit comfortably and also offer good cushioning for your feet. It is very helpful for you to discover your running style early on to see whether you pronate o supinate, you can then select a shoe with the motion control characteristics that are tailored to you.

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Finding your footprint
Video Gait Analysis
Pronation and other terms explained
 
Pacing your running training

Don't make the mistake of being in too much of a hurry. It is far more beneficial to improve gradually and slowly. Do not do an increase in speed training and distance running at the same time. You will not completely improve in one area, but rather it will leave you frustrated and exhausted.

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Running Tips
Running Programmes
 
Monitoring your running

Don't make the mistake of being in too much of a hurry. It is far more beneficial to improve gradually and slowly. Do not do an increase in speed training and distance running at the same time. You will not completely improve in one area, but rather it will leave you frustrated and exhausted.

 
Running in weather conditions

Don't make the mistake of being in too much of a hurry. It is far more beneficial to improve gradually and slowly. Do not do an increase in speed training and distance running at the same time. You will not completely improve in one area, but rather it will leave you frustrated and exhausted.

 
Running injuries

Don't make the mistake of being in too much of a hurry. It is far more beneficial to improve gradually and slowly. Do not do an increase in speed training and distance running at the same time. You will not completely improve in one area, but rather it will leave you frustrated and exhausted.

 
Running footwear

Don't make the mistake of being in too much of a hurry. It is far more beneficial to improve gradually and slowly. Do not do an increase in speed training and distance running at the same time. You will not completely improve in one area, but rather it will leave you frustrated and exhausted.

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Finding your footprint
 
Sports nutrition

Don't make the mistake of being in too much of a hurry. It is far more beneficial to improve gradually and slowly. Do not do an increase in speed training and distance running at the same time. You will not completely improve in one area, but rather it will leave you frustrated and exhausted.

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Sports nutrition
 
Burning calories

Don't make the mistake of being in too much of a hurry. It is far more beneficial to improve gradually and slowly. Do not do an increase in speed training and distance running at the same time. You will not completely improve in one area, but rather it will leave you frustrated and exhausted.

 
 

 
 
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