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Cool Down After Running for Exercise & Competition

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Summary: Learn the proper cool down techniques after running or jogging, in this free instructional video on how to run for exercise, fitness and competition.

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"I'm Christopher Howell and I'm speaking on behalf of Expert Village. Now that concludes our running. You got to remember to that with running, you got to cool down: that is just as important as running. When it comes to cooling down, walking and jogging are just as important. You come down to a slow jog, and then a walk. You would walk half of distance to a quarter of a distance of which you ran. Some people might do a little bit less: the main idea is slow your heart rate down so you don't get any type of sudden heart attack, certain cramps, something that is really going to hurt yourself. So you start walking and keep going and going and just relaxing, and once your heart rate comes down back to its normal level and you want to begin stretching again, cause it is just as important when you come to stretch. You got to keep it while it’s warm. If you don't stretch after you finish running, your muscles will tighten up even tighter, and then later on you will try to do things. That just doesn't work out the same. So we are going to get all the stretching. One more. "

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