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Originally Posted by DataXUnknown
I was a cross country runner and distance track runner in high school made it on Varsity. Was 190lbs in 8th grade, and when I joined I got down eventually to 145lbs. Kept with that for most of high school, stopped running after high school and now I'm back up to 180lbs. Running can be a lot of fun because where you run. I loved our 3 mile races because it would be in a regional park, we'd go up hills and down hills, through mud, etc. It's a great way to feel the nature around you.
Although, it's a lot easier to run with a team or people. I feel like I have no time for running anymore, but to be honest I do. Everyone does. Wake up at 5AM and go run for an hour.
It takes 2 weeks for your body to get used to running. It's all in your head. My first day running in regular Saucony tennis shoes, I ran 6 miles without stopping because I kept telling myself I wanted to keep up with everyone and not embarrass myself.
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Thats how it is with the military. Group runs are better than running by yourself. And that whole mentality thing? I agree alot.