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Running questions--, I need help, please & thank you(:
StubbornFemme
post Dec 25 2005, 02:33 AM
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I haven't ran for a year and half, and I'm ready to start again because I am a bit overweight, lose the fat that rubs between my thighs (Go ahead, laugh.), and lose the bottom abdominal fat off. I know running does all that, at least that's what I heard. So my questions are:
1. Since I haven't ran for a long time, how long (time wise) should I run?
2.How many days should I run, I am still in high school; so how can I fit that into my schedule?
3.How long should I run, (the distance wise)?
4.How much pounds can I shed off in each week?
I do want to lose about 10-15/20lbs, but I'm not that much in a hurry. And of course, I am going to eat properly(:

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post Dec 25 2005, 08:17 PM
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1. Since I haven't ran for a long time, how long (time wise) should I run?
Go out run and see how long you can do it without stopping and every day try to match that time and beat it.

2.How many days should I run, I am still in high school; so how can I fit that into my schedule?
As many as you want...everyday is good, but if you can't fit it then you can't fit it.

3.How long should I run, (the distance wise)?
Start off easy...maybe around a mile every day. If thats too hard, start with half a mile and build up.

4.How much pounds can I shed off in each week?
Depends on your diet
If you eat good, it would be healthy to lose about 2 pounds a week I think

I do want to lose about 10-15/20lbs, but I'm not that much in a hurry. And of course, I am going to eat properly(:

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silver-rain
post Dec 26 2005, 01:11 AM
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1. Since I haven't ran for a long time, how long (time wise) should I run?
Hmm, I would say just run as long as you can. Try running for about 10 minutes in one direction and 10 minutes back maybe.

2.How many days should I run, I am still in high school; so how can I fit that into my schedule?
Well, try at least 3-4 days a week. You can always run before school, on the weekends, or after school. If you're serious about it, run about 5 days and rest the other 2 days.

3.How long should I run, (the distance wise)?
Hmm, well try about a mile. That shouldn't be too hard. Then, work up.

4.How much pounds can I shed off in each week?
It depends. I'm not really sure thought because there are other factors (like your diet, etc)

Good luck!
 
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post Dec 26 2005, 07:55 PM
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1. Since I haven't ran for a long time, how long (time wise) should I run? probably about 30 minutes


2.How many days should I run, I am still in high school; so how can I fit that into my schedule? id say 3-5 days a week


3.How long should I run, (the distance wise)? start with a mile


4.How much pounds can I shed off in each week? well, i lost about 1 pound every day but then i eat and i gain it back. so im thinking youll lose about 3 pounds a week if you diet with your excersize routine.




* add the amount of time and distance every week. do it little by little or else your body wont get use to it.

since you said you wanted your tummy flatter, do some ab workouts. pilates, or using weights. only running wont cut it.




im actually in track and run about 2-3 hours daily. i could give you some tips or could also answer your questions if you have any. just pm me.



also, within your 1-2 week, your leg muscles are gonna get really sore. so make sure you stretch good! & just running wont help as much if you did more runnnig techniques. lunges are good to strenghten your calves, but be careful. i remember ripping a muscle freshman year because my legs were still sore. you can jump from box to box (place them about 1 foot apart with each box higher than the last) be gentle to your body. if you feel like you need to rest, rest! good luck!
 

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