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Old 27th Dec 07, 04:55 PM
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Smile new runner!!!

hello all....!!
I'm new to this running lark and have just ordered a load of running gear to get me started.

My main reason for running is to lose weight for my wedding which takes place in december next year!!

I have eaten far too many mince pies this christmas and i feel really sluggish at the moment.

I am planning my first run tomorrow,well,walk/jog haha!!

just wanted to say hi and introduce myself!!
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Old 28th Dec 07, 10:30 AM
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Hi. Welcome to the wonderful world of running and the forum. You will find plenty of advice and encouragement here.

Running is a great way to lose weight, just start slow and easy to avoid injury. But a word of warning, I started running 13 years ago to lose weight but have now become addicted. Every year I have to find bigger and better challenges. At least it is a healthy addiction and better than alcohol or drugs.

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Old 28th Dec 07, 12:41 PM
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This is one addiction I wouldn't mind having!!
Did you lose weight with the running?
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Old 28th Dec 07, 07:22 PM
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Old 28th Dec 07, 10:18 PM
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Welcome to the forum, I can vouch that running definately helps the waist line.
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Old 28th Dec 07, 10:50 PM
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This is one addiction I wouldn't mind having!!
Did you lose weight with the running?
Lost shed loads of weight and found I had more energy. I was forty, very unfit and healthy when I decided something had to change. I had tried diets but they were no good, running (well a bit of jogging and wobbling to start with) is the only thing I have found to control my weight.
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Old 30th Dec 07, 04:55 AM
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Welcome jodirun

Like Edward Chapman said... Watch out! You are on the road to never quitting running
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Old 30th Dec 07, 02:02 PM
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Hi Jodi... great decision to start running! Make sure you keep coming back to the forum and it'll repay you with plenty of motivation to get you out the door.

I've lost 3stone since I started running and whereas when I started 2 years ago my goal was simply to make it around my 1.9 mile course without stopping, that came and went and now i'm constantly looking improving personal bests over distances up to and beyond 1/2 marathon
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Cool Hi,

Hello every body, I just signed up to this forum to get some advice and encouragement, I would say that I am a new runner, but unfortunately in the little time that I was running I've got injury that it is called PLANTAR FASCITIIS, which is very painful and hopefully soon I will get back to run.
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Old 30th Dec 07, 09:11 PM
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Hi Susana,

Shin Splints eh !! - bummer, rest and ice seems to be a good remedy for this (most things in fact), generally caused at the beginning by overdoing the training. What sort of mileage have you been doing when you started off, and do you have proper running footwear ?

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