Why Running is Good for Weight Loss and Mental Health
Ahh, I remember one of my favorite political science professors at the University of Georgia, Loch Johnson, coming into class on a beautiful fall day.
Ahh, I remember one of my favorite political science professors at the University of Georgia, Loch Johnson, coming into class on a beautiful fall day.
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“Thanks, Amy. Seeing the video was really helpful. When I did my workout tonight, I really focused on keeping my stride much smaller and having my legs land right underneath my body and my arms going back instead of reaching forward. I went much slower, but it felt really good. I ran 8 minutes, then walked 2 and repeated that 4 times, and for the first time ever, at the end of the running segments, instead of feeling like I was going to collapse, I felt like if I had needed to keep running, instead of walking, I could have done it. That was amazing!”