Starting to run can feel overwhelming, but every experienced runner once started where you are now. Progress might be slow at first, but consistency turns today’s hard mile into tomorrow’s warm-up. Learn how to push past discomfort, celebrate small wins, and stay motivated—no matter where you are in your running journey.
When I first started running, I could barely jog a quarter mile without feeling out of breath. A year later, I’ve finished a half marathon, cut my mile time in half, and I’m training for a full marathon. I’m not a natural athlete — I just showed up, day after day. That’s the real secret: consistency. If there’s a will, there’s a way, and you’re capable of more than you think.”
Struggling with shin splints as a new runner? Learn what causes them, how to prevent the pain, and simple recovery tips that will keep you running strong and injury-free. Perfect for beginners looking to build smart, pain-free habits from day one.
Over the weekend, I headed to my local park to run 7 easy-paced miles as part of my training for the upcoming Houston Marathon. Every run is a chance to learn something new, and this one taught me a valuable lesson I wish I had known earlier—the importance of moisture-wicking running gear. Let me save
New to running? Staying hydrated is more than just drinking water—especially when you start sweating! Learn how to replace essential electrolytes like sodium and potassium, how much you actually lose on a run, and how to fuel smarter with nutritionist-recommended intake.
