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  • How to Jog After Lifting Weights

    Jogging after lifting weights is an excellent way to cool down. It also can help with lactic acid buildup if you had a difficult weight session. In addition, it lets your body continue to burn...

  • How to Warm Up on the Treadmill

    Pressed for time and eager to get into the heart of a workout, many people skip the warm-up. Whether preparing to run outside or inside, a warm-up prevents injury and mitigates muscle soreness....

  • How to Properly Warm up Before Running

    Before any exercise, it is important to prepare your body for action. Jogging is no exception.

  • How to start running to a 5K

    Learn how to start running as a beginner to running a 5K.

  • Warmup Exercises for Running

    Runners use many different muscles when running. To avoid injury, warming up before running is important. Warmup exercises are designed to increase blood flow to the muscles, which makes them more...

  • How to Warm Up Before a Run

    To warm up before a run, jog for 20 minutes, stretch out the legs and do a series of leg drills, like butt kicks, high-knee skips and leg crossovers. Warm up the body sufficiently before a long...

  • How to Warm Up for a Run

    Warm up for a run with light stretches for the shoulders and hamstrings along with light movements. Ready the body for a run with tips from a level-one certified triathlon coach in this free video...

  • How to Dress for Trail Running

    Trail running is a great way to get into shape, enjoy nature and get away from the hustle and bustle of urban life. But if you just throw on your shoes and hit the trail, you may find yourself...

  • How to Run With Lower Leg Pain

    Runners tend to be a breed of hardcore athletes who narrow their thinking to one thing: running every single day. Short of death, they will run in rain, sleet and snow. If you are a runner, you...

  • How to Dress for a Cold Marathon

    Race day weather and the resulting agony over clothing choices can make any runner nervous—but for a marathoner—the stakes are even higher. When you have 26.2 miles ahead of you, you’re stuck with...

  • Warm Ups for Cross Country Running

    Learn how to run competitive cross country in this free video series on running and sports.

  • How to Warm Up for Cross Country Running

    Learn how to run competitive cross country in this free video series on running and sports.

  • How to Loosen Up for a Run

    Before you do any sort of exercise, it's important to warm your body up. This ensures your muscles and joints are prepared for more extensive movement and helps prevent injury. There are a few...

  • How to Warm Up for a Race

    In order to race your best and avoid that dead-legged feeling, it’s important to warm up properly. If you’re racing anything from a 5 to 10k distance, including cross-country, try these steps.

  • How to Go From Couch Potato to Runner in 9 Short Weeks

    Here is a no-frills way to get you off the couch and feeling great! So put down the remote, follow the steps outlined here, and you will be amazingly transformed from couch potato to runner in...

  • How to Warm Up Before a Run

    "It's more important to warm up than to stretch before exercising. You don't absolutely need to stretch, but you do need to warm up before you start," says Joanie Greggains, TV and KGO Radio...

  • How to Warm Up on a Trail Run

    Like an engine, your body needs time to shift into gear. Warm up properly, and you're more likely to remain free of trail-running injuries.

  • How to Warm Up for a Run

    Warming up before a run is like revving up your own personal engine. A good warm-up routine can lead to better performance and helps reduce the risk of injury.

  • How to Cool Down on a Trail Run

    Warming down during and after a trail run is one of the most important things you can do to keep your body injury-free.

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