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explained in a way that the novice runner can implement. And it works! You
will learn to run by training properly, avoiding injury, and increasing your
speed.

So, why run a 5K race if it means you'll need to train and practice several
times each week, when you could be relaxing instead? If you make a point of
staying fit, you'll automatically be healthier, and that in turn means you'll
more than likely live longer.

The 5K race which is just over 3 miles, is the first goal that many new
runners aspire too. It's nice to have a goal to aim for, and this in itself
is a good reason for training for and running a 5K. Not only does it give you
reason to train harder, and to push yourself that little bit more, but
whenever you finish running a 5K race, you'll almost always feel really good
about yourself. One of the best things about a 5K is that it's an ideal
distance.

To run a 5K race you need to be relatively fit, and being fit automatically
means you'll be healthier. So, this is the only answer you ever need to give
if someone asks you, "why run a 5K race?" There are many reasons why people
take up running in order to improve their health. For example, running is
known to be extremely beneficial to the health of your cardiovascular system.
Running also helps to increase bone density, and people who start running
usually begin to experience improvements in their overall health within a
relatively short space of time.

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* Why Run a 5K
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* Finding Places to Race
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Tip one - You need to realize that you didn't put on weight overnight, but
instead, it probably happened over a period of several years. When you want
to lose that weight, you shouldn't be tempted to get rid of it as quickly as
possible, but instead, you should aim to lose 1 to 2 lbs each week. This
essentially means you'll need to reduce your calorie intake by approximately
500 calories per day.

Tip two - Your running schedule shouldn't always have to take second place in
your life. Yes, there will be times when something crops up and prevents you
from the running, such as when you're ill for example, but for the most part,
you need to discipline yourself to stick with your program.

Tip three - Try to increase the intensity of your training every so often,
because by doing so, you'll inevitably end up burning calories at a quicker
rate. This doesn't mean you need to run twice as far or twice as fast.
Instead, whenever you go for a run, complete the last 20 to 30 steps at a
faster pace.

Tip four - Because running and weight loss go hand in hand, the more you run,
the more weight you will lose. A great way to achieve your goal in as short a
time as possible would be for you to enter into a 5K Race.

Tip five - This last and final tip is perhaps the most enjoyable one of the
lot. Whenever you finish running, you need to refuel by eating something
nutritional. Now, even though you need to refuel, you still need to keep an
eye on those calories, so make sure you only eat something which has a low
calorie count. After such a strenuous day, you'll also need to make sure your
body gets an adequate amount of rest. You should always make sure you get
between six and eight hours of uninterrupted sleep each night.





Sample Training Schedule to Gain Speed:

Week 1: 400 Meter Runs. Begin these runs by going as fast as you can for
400 meters. Repeat this burst of speed 12 times with a 30 second rest between
the sprints. As you continue this practice, try to get the recovery time down
to 15 seconds.

Week 2: 800 Meter Runs. Just as you did 400 meter runs for a week, double
this distance. Do these runs only 6 times a day. The recovery time may be up
to 1 minute between sprints, although the stronger you get, the shorter your
recovery will become.

Week 3: 1600 Meter Runs. The 1600 meter run works just like the 400 and the
800 meter runs worked. The recovery for this run can be up to 2 minutes.

Week 4: Combining speed with a strong pace. Now that you have gotten used to
these bursts of speed, try to combine the 400 meter sprint with your normal,
strong pace for the 5K race. This will help to cut your time and increase
your speed. Do not slow down to a walk and do not stop. This will help to
build your lactate acid tolerance and it will also help you to build
endurance.



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