Wednesday, July 11, 2012

You Can Do This! - A Beginner's Guide to Training For a 5K

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Training for a 5K race is a good way to test your personal fitness limits, add collection to your current exercise program and to have fun! Here are some suggestions for those aspiring to run a 5K. Of course, it goes without saying that before you start any type of exercise program it is useful to get a healing exam to rule out any fundamental health issues. Okay? Let's begin!

When you start to train for a 5K run, you are going to want to take it slow. Especially if you haven't exercised in a while, you don't want to overdo it. Do not get in a hurry to get fit. You will get there, but you have to take a measured, gradual effort. The key to succeeding in this is to stay consistent. And you cannot remain consistent if you are in so much pain that you cannot run properly.

A good rule of thumb for beginners training for a 5K run or any running program is to alternate running with walking. Try alternating one tiny of running, followed by a tiny of walking. When you feel comfortable with that, increase the running by 15-30 seconds. The idea is to gradually increase your endurance. When addition your endurance, try not to do too much too soon. Staying with your routine for a week before addition your intensity is a good idea.

Take your time! If your goal is to run in a 5K race, make sure you find one that is far sufficient in expand to give you time to get into shape and adjust for any inconsistencies in your routine. 8-10 weeks is a good amount of time to train for a 5K, and 12-14 weeks isn't a bad idea, especially if you need to begin with a walking program.

Listen to your body. Pay attention to your aches and pains. Do not be in a hurry to take treatment until you understand why you have a particular pain. Ignoring it will only make it worse. Once you know what is causing your discomfort, then treat it.

Speaking of which, make sure your training program allows plenty of rest. You unmistakably don't want to run daily as a beginner. You should program no more than 4 running exercise sessions a week. Many seasoned runners run every day, but they have come to be used to that amount of exercise. Plus, their fitness goals may request that type of schedule. Plan your exercise routine based on what you can do only.

Last but surely not least, invest in a good pair of running shoes. If at all possible, try to find a specialty running store in your local area. Once again, take your time when trying on the shoes and get ready to spend about 75-100 dollars on a ability pair of running shoes.


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