BRV 26: Advice for Beginner Runners from Experienced Runners

Runners tend to be incredibly friendly, and most experienced runners are extremely supportive of beginner runners, happily offering advice. That is wonderful, right? Because, after all, some of these runners have logged, literally, thousands of miles, competed in a hundred races over many years. If you have a question, you can bet they will have an answer. For the most part this is good, this free running advice for beginners from very experienced runners, but there is one very dangerous element, and that is the topic of this episode.

The Walk to Run to 5k Program includes three sets of schedules: 12 Weeks of Conditioning for Running Schedules, 10 weeks of Walk to Run Schedules, 12 Weeks of 5k Runner Schedules. 32 weeks of specific training.

Runners tend to be incredibly friendly, and most experienced runners are extremely supportive of beginner runners, happily offering advice. That is wonderful, right? Because, after all, some of these runners have logged, literally, thousands of miles, competed in a hundred races over many years.

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