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Choosing running shoes
Without doubt, the most important part of your running kit
is what you put on your feet. Your shoes are what protect you from the
hurting your feet as they hit the ground. They also protect you from the
twisting and shearing forces that are also generated as you run.
Your local specialist running store will help you choose
the right shoe for you and get you off to a good start. Unless you know
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Technical
Clothing
Thick sweatshirts and jogging bottoms
aren't the way to stay warm in winter. Try layers of thin technical
fabrics to wick sweat away from the skin and enable you to adjust
body temperature by adding or removing items. If running on the
road, you will need to wear Hi-Viz running kit for safety. You
will find all you need right here |
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Sports
bra
No female runner should be without a comfortable, supportive
sports bra. Choose one with comfortable, adjustable straps. Visit sports
bra specialist lessbounce.com. Click the logo |
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Other Kit
Hat, Gloves, Specialist Running Socks, and Sunglasses
An MP3 player are useful on training runs but are generally not allowed
in races for reasons of safety. You cannot hear traffic or race officials
giving instructions.
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Heart Rate Monitor
Training using an HRM makes sure you don’t train too hard or
too easily by setting limits, making sure you get the most out of your
training for the least amount of effort. Once you’ve worked out
what your limits are and have started training with an HRM you’ll
have clearer targets, more focus and better results. For more information
click on image.
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