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]]>Running shoes are made for running, so try not to wear them for your everyday activities such as shopping or gym because this will definitely shorten their life.
We know that running shoes are pricey, but investing in two pairs of shoes is the easiest way to prolong their life because the shoes will have time to dry after every run.
Putting your running shoes in the washing machine and the dryer is the easiest way to clean them, but this can also easily damage your shoes. That’s why it’s best to give them a scrub with a brush and mild detergent.
Running shoes tend to get dirty very easily and are also prone to bacteria, so cleaning them on a regular basis is very important if you want to prolong their life.
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]]>Staying hydrated can be a struggle during regular runs, but things can get even more difficult in the summer. To avoid dehydration, you shouldn’t forget to drink some water before your run and make sure to bring a water bottle along or plan a route with several sprinklers along the way.
Timing your runs makes all the difference in the summer. You should make sure to get out when temperatures are at their lowest, and that’s why mornings and evenings are your best bet. Also, consider if your running trail will offer enough shade before you decide to head out.
Summer workouts are always a struggle, and it’s tough to give it your all in extreme conditions. That’s why you shouldn’t put too much pressure on yourself, and listen to your body so you know how much it can take instead of pushing yourself to the limits.
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]]>The post How To Take Care Of Your Feet After Running appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Stretching your feet on a regular basis will help you improve strength and flexibility and eventually prevent foot injuries. That’s why runners should take 10 minutes every day to do a few basic foot stretches.
The only thing you really need to invest in as a runner is a good pair of quality running shoes. Before you buy them make sure that they fit you perfectly, that they’re not too tight or loose, and this way you’ll avoid many potential injuries or blisters.
Of course, wearing the right socks is also one of the ways to take care of your feet, so make sure to buy quality, light socks because they can really make running more enjoyable and less painful.
Going on long runs every single day is not good for your body, or your feet, because it takes some time to recover after every run. This way you can avoid any potential injuries and reduce muscle soreness.
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]]>The post Tips For How to Run a Faster 5K appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Once a week, run five to six miles so that when you run those 3.1 miles on the other days of the week, it will feel like a breeze.
Start incorporating power work like jumping lunges, box jumps, weighted squats, and kettlebell swings into your cross-training sessions. These exercises will help give you more power when it’s time to sprint at the end of your run.
We all have fitness watches or apps to track our runs, but instead of focusing on your pace and splits during your run, just enjoy the run and check your stats when you finish running.
Your first mile will probably be quicker than you anticipated and the second mile is for setting your pace. During your third mile, you’ll want to stop and slow down as you’ll start feeling pain, but it’s when you need to pick up the pace. Wait until you have about 1/4 mile left to sprint.
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]]>The post How to Make Your Running Shoes Last Longer appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Running shoes are made for running, so try not to wear them for your everyday activities such as shopping or gym because this will definitely shorten their life.
We know that running shoes are pricey, but investing in two pairs of shoes is the easiest way to prolong their life because the shoes will have time to dry after every run.
Putting your running shoes in the washing machine and the dryer is the easiest way to clean them, but this can also easily damage your shoes. That’s why it’s best to give them a scrub with a brush and mild detergent.
Running shoes tend to get dirty very easily and are also prone to bacteria, so cleaning them on a regular basis is very important if you want to prolong their life.
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]]>The post How to Make Running in the Summer Heat More Bearable appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Staying hydrated can be a struggle during regular runs, but things can get even more difficult in the summer. To avoid dehydration, you shouldn’t forget to drink some water before your run and make sure to bring a water bottle along or plan a route with several sprinklers along the way.
Timing your runs makes all the difference in the summer. You should make sure to get out when temperatures are at their lowest, and that’s why mornings and evenings are your best bet. Also, consider if your running trail will offer enough shade before you decide to head out.
Summer workouts are always a struggle, and it’s tough to give it your all in extreme conditions. That’s why you shouldn’t put too much pressure on yourself, and listen to your body so you know how much it can take instead of pushing yourself to the limits.
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]]>The post How To Take Care Of Your Feet After Running appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Stretching your feet on a regular basis will help you improve strength and flexibility and eventually prevent foot injuries. That’s why runners should take 10 minutes every day to do a few basic foot stretches.
The only thing you really need to invest in as a runner is a good pair of quality running shoes. Before you buy them make sure that they fit you perfectly, that they’re not too tight or loose, and this way you’ll avoid many potential injuries or blisters.
Of course, wearing the right socks is also one of the ways to take care of your feet, so make sure to buy quality, light socks because they can really make running more enjoyable and less painful.
Going on long runs every single day is not good for your body, or your feet, because it takes some time to recover after every run. This way you can avoid any potential injuries and reduce muscle soreness.
The post How To Take Care Of Your Feet After Running appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Tips For How to Run a Faster 5K appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Once a week, run five to six miles so that when you run those 3.1 miles on the other days of the week, it will feel like a breeze.
Start incorporating power work like jumping lunges, box jumps, weighted squats, and kettlebell swings into your cross-training sessions. These exercises will help give you more power when it’s time to sprint at the end of your run.
We all have fitness watches or apps to track our runs, but instead of focusing on your pace and splits during your run, just enjoy the run and check your stats when you finish running.
Your first mile will probably be quicker than you anticipated and the second mile is for setting your pace. During your third mile, you’ll want to stop and slow down as you’ll start feeling pain, but it’s when you need to pick up the pace. Wait until you have about 1/4 mile left to sprint.
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