Run your butt off?

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I was browsing the net and I found this book. Has anyone read it or tried what's in the book? Maybe there is another book you could reccomend for me? I want to start running again.

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  • taldie01
    taldie01 Posts: 378
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    I have ran my butt off, its literally not there :(
  • Adynata
    Adynata Posts: 128 Member
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    C25K is an awesome running program. There's loads of people involved with it on here, including myself. Here's some information about it if you've not already heard of it.

    http://www.coolrunning.com/engine/2/2_3/181.shtml
  • DrBorkBork
    DrBorkBork Posts: 4,099 Member
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    C25K gave me olympic sprinter thighs. Massive & powerful like a Quarter Horse ;)
    took 10 inches off each leg
  • PeachyKeene
    PeachyKeene Posts: 1,645 Member
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    I have ran my butt off, its literally not there :(

    Haha me too!
  • mosneakers
    mosneakers Posts: 343 Member
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    I read the book....it's not worth the read. It's basically the things you learn on MFP and C25K. You should download the C25K program onto your phone or other device as a guide. It's done wonders for me.
    Honestly, MFP and C25K have helped me more than Run Your Butt Off.
  • juscallmeb
    juscallmeb Posts: 369 Member
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    I hope you find something that gets you going.
    I know for me, I just woke up one day and went for a run, didn't make it far, but it was a start. I walked for a little bit, then ran again.
    The nice thing was I got up the next day and did it again...and again.. and as often as I could.
    Now i'm up to 10.45 miles :) and running my first half marathon sunday!

    I think you should do what really works best for you . :)
    here's a good site I like to get running tips from.. www.active.com/running
  • ChristineZenk
    ChristineZenk Posts: 10 Member
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    I started running awhile ago and you will enjoy it as long as you enjoy pushing yourself. I get such a high off it and a feeling of self-worth. I hope you fin what you are looking for and accomplish some running goals. Can't be much help here because I just started running and didn't have anything to follow juspast experience and some talk with a runner buddy.
  • amsparky
    amsparky Posts: 825 Member
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    I'm so glad I didn't buy the book.

    I agree with everything everyone says about C25K. I am slow as hell, but I am jogging for 35-40 minutes at a time now! Nevermind a person in a walker could move faster...
  • MsLaurie65
    MsLaurie65 Posts: 46 Member
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    C25K seems like the way to go, I tried it one time. I was so tired, I said nope! But you know I actually like the challenge it put forth. I am gonna try it again starting tomorrow morning, and I'm not giving in this time!!!