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What Are the Common Mistakes to Avoid When Progressing Your Running Training?

When you're getting better at running, be careful not to make these common mistakes:

  1. Skipping Rest Days: Your body needs a break to heal. If you don’t take time off, you might get hurt or feel really tired.

  2. Running Too Much Too Fast: A good rule is to only run 10% more miles each week. For example, if you run 20 miles this week, try to run 22 miles next week.

  3. Not Doing Strength Training: Adding strength workouts to your routine can help you run better and hurt yourself less.

Keep these tips in mind to run safely and well!

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What Are the Common Mistakes to Avoid When Progressing Your Running Training?

When you're getting better at running, be careful not to make these common mistakes:

  1. Skipping Rest Days: Your body needs a break to heal. If you don’t take time off, you might get hurt or feel really tired.

  2. Running Too Much Too Fast: A good rule is to only run 10% more miles each week. For example, if you run 20 miles this week, try to run 22 miles next week.

  3. Not Doing Strength Training: Adding strength workouts to your routine can help you run better and hurt yourself less.

Keep these tips in mind to run safely and well!

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