
Running Quotes
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George Sheehan on Running to Win
Be aware that your form changes on a treadmill. You tense up, shorten your stride, and react to the belt's movement by picking up and putting down your feet rather than pushing off as you would outdoors. To encourage proper push-off and compensate for the lack of wind resistance, raise the incline to two or three percent and lean slightly forward from the ankles.
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George Sheehan on Running to Win
Some Other Things You May Like
Books To Fuel Your Run

Marathoning for Mortals
A Regular Person's Guide to the Joy of Running or Walking a Half-Marathon or Marathonby John Bingham

Run Faster from the 5K to the Marathon
How to Be Your Own Best Coachby Brad Hudson

The Non-Runner's Marathon Guide for Women
by Dawn Dais
Jesse: The man who outran Hitler
by Jesse Owens