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Running Tips for Beginners


the world of running is broad intense

the world of running is broad intense and exciting we’re a new road might

and exciting we’re a new road might

and exciting we’re a new road might bring you to new discoveries and

bring you to new discoveries and

bring you to new discoveries and challenges hey gang my name is Tiffany

challenges hey gang my name is Tiffany

challenges hey gang my name is Tiffany kara Casas from watchmojo.com

kara Casas from watchmojo.com

kara Casas from watchmojo.com today I’ll ask Adrien Piggott a running

today I’ll ask Adrien Piggott a running

today I’ll ask Adrien Piggott a running coach on what it takes to become a

coach on what it takes to become a

coach on what it takes to become a better runner so Adrian how should a

better runner so Adrian how should a

better runner so Adrian how should a beginner start running what are the

beginner start running what are the

beginner start running what are the basics you really have to start with

basics you really have to start with

basics you really have to start with good Footwear it’s important to be

good Footwear it’s important to be

good Footwear it’s important to be wearing the right shoes and I highly

wearing the right shoes and I highly

wearing the right shoes and I highly recommend going to a running specialty

recommend going to a running specialty

recommend going to a running specialty shop to buy your shoes set realistic

shop to buy your shoes set realistic

shop to buy your shoes set realistic goals when you’re starting out so don’t

goals when you’re starting out so don’t

goals when you’re starting out so don’t try to run a 10k your first day out if

try to run a 10k your first day out if

try to run a 10k your first day out if you can find a running buddy that is a

you can find a running buddy that is a

you can find a running buddy that is a great great way to get started most of

great great way to get started most of

great great way to get started most of us do better when we have someone to

us do better when we have someone to

us do better when we have someone to push us along on those days or we’d

push us along on those days or we’d

push us along on those days or we’d rather stay home or stay in bed

rather stay home or stay in bed

rather stay home or stay in bed we’re the best of running surfaces I

we’re the best of running surfaces I

we’re the best of running surfaces I always say softer surfaces are better

always say softer surfaces are better

always say softer surfaces are better they’re easier on your joints and I find

they’re easier on your joints and I find

they’re easier on your joints and I find that you’ll find over time you get less

that you’ll find over time you get less

that you’ll find over time you get less fatigue surfaces that are not too too

fatigue surfaces that are not too too

fatigue surfaces that are not too too busy because that way you don’t have to

busy because that way you don’t have to

busy because that way you don’t have to do as much direction changes and it’s

do as much direction changes and it’s

do as much direction changes and it’s easier on your joints after that if

easier on your joints after that if

easier on your joints after that if you’re a city runner and the asphalt run

you’re a city runner and the asphalt run

you’re a city runner and the asphalt run on the dark stuff might on the light

on the dark stuff might on the light

on the dark stuff might on the light stuff because the cement is pretty

stuff because the cement is pretty

stuff because the cement is pretty unforgiving should a beginner focus more

unforgiving should a beginner focus more

unforgiving should a beginner focus more on distance or time what’s most

on distance or time what’s most

on distance or time what’s most important is to focus on time when

important is to focus on time when

important is to focus on time when you’re starting at try to set a goal of

you’re starting at try to set a goal of

you’re starting at try to set a goal of running at least 20 minutes at a time

running at least 20 minutes at a time

running at least 20 minutes at a time run one minute and walk one minute and

run one minute and walk one minute and

run one minute and walk one minute and then extend that to running two minutes

then extend that to running two minutes

then extend that to running two minutes and walking one minute and keep

and walking one minute and keep

and walking one minute and keep increasing the amount of time you run

increasing the amount of time you run

increasing the amount of time you run and reducing the time you walk and

and reducing the time you walk and

and reducing the time you walk and that’ll be a good way to build up the

that’ll be a good way to build up the

that’ll be a good way to build up the distance but stick to time and when

distance but stick to time and when

distance but stick to time and when you’re starting out talk to us about

you’re starting out talk to us about

you’re starting out talk to us about running gear and accessories avoid

running gear and accessories avoid

running gear and accessories avoid cotton because cotton chafes so a lot of

cotton because cotton chafes so a lot of

cotton because cotton chafes so a lot of the new synthetic materials are

the new synthetic materials are

the new synthetic materials are fantastic for running for me the

fantastic for running for me the

fantastic for running for me the compression short is my favorite thing

compression short is my favorite thing

compression short is my favorite thing to run in they’re also the traditional

to run in they’re also the traditional

to run in they’re also the traditional running shoe so for those light nylon

running shoe so for those light nylon

running shoe so for those light nylon material be careful with your socks

material be careful with your socks

material be careful with your socks because people tend to get a lot of

because people tend to get a lot of

because people tend to get a lot of blisters just try to ensure that what

blisters just try to ensure that what

blisters just try to ensure that what you get fits you well and you’re

you get fits you well and you’re

you get fits you well and you’re comfortable in it because as you

comfortable in it because as you

comfortable in it because as you increase your distance things that felt

increase your distance things that felt

increase your distance things that felt okay at 5k a really really be bothering

okay at 5k a really really be bothering

okay at 5k a really really be bothering you at 50 K how about nutrition which we

you at 50 K how about nutrition which we

you at 50 K how about nutrition which we eat before going for a good run that’s

eat before going for a good run that’s

eat before going for a good run that’s actually an interesting thing because a

actually an interesting thing because a

actually an interesting thing because a lot of that comes down to experience I

lot of that comes down to experience I

lot of that comes down to experience I know some runners who can’t eat anything

know some runners who can’t eat anything

know some runners who can’t eat anything I’m one of those people that a banana

I’m one of those people that a banana

I’m one of those people that a banana before a long run really

before a long run really

before a long run really we eat at least an hour and a half to

we eat at least an hour and a half to

we eat at least an hour and a half to two hours before you run to avoid

two hours before you run to avoid

two hours before you run to avoid upsetting your stomach what about cramps

upsetting your stomach what about cramps

upsetting your stomach what about cramps that to two kinds of cramps that runners

that to two kinds of cramps that runners

that to two kinds of cramps that runners typically get one of them is from the

typically get one of them is from the

typically get one of them is from the digestion the issues of when you ate and

digestion the issues of when you ate and

digestion the issues of when you ate and what your body can handle during a run

what your body can handle during a run

what your body can handle during a run but the other kind of cramp that runners

but the other kind of cramp that runners

but the other kind of cramp that runners get a lot is caused by their liver

get a lot is caused by their liver

get a lot is caused by their liver dropping during the cadence of running

dropping during the cadence of running

dropping during the cadence of running because your livers your heaviest organ

because your livers your heaviest organ

because your livers your heaviest organ it’s on your right side and as you have

it’s on your right side and as you have

it’s on your right side and as you have foot lands your liver drops but if

foot lands your liver drops but if

foot lands your liver drops but if you’re exhaling at the same time the

you’re exhaling at the same time the

you’re exhaling at the same time the difference between the contraction of

difference between the contraction of

difference between the contraction of your diaphragm and your liver dropping

your diaphragm and your liver dropping

your diaphragm and your liver dropping is often what causes that whole area to

is often what causes that whole area to

is often what causes that whole area to go into spasm and that’s the cramp that

go into spasm and that’s the cramp that

go into spasm and that’s the cramp that you feel it’s also important to remember

you feel it’s also important to remember

you feel it’s also important to remember that you have to hydrate before you run

that you have to hydrate before you run

that you have to hydrate before you run hydrate after you run what we recommend

hydrate after you run what we recommend

hydrate after you run what we recommend is just sip all day keep a bottle of

is just sip all day keep a bottle of

is just sip all day keep a bottle of water going all day long and that will

water going all day long and that will

water going all day long and that will help you when you are running not to get

help you when you are running not to get

help you when you are running not to get too dehydrated any tips on breathing the

too dehydrated any tips on breathing the

too dehydrated any tips on breathing the first thing I tell everyone to do is

first thing I tell everyone to do is

first thing I tell everyone to do is just relax and breathe because a lot of

just relax and breathe because a lot of

just relax and breathe because a lot of people start to hyperventilate from the

people start to hyperventilate from the

people start to hyperventilate from the very beginning just take your time and

very beginning just take your time and

very beginning just take your time and find a breathing pattern that works well

find a breathing pattern that works well

find a breathing pattern that works well for you I breathe what I call every

for you I breathe what I call every

for you I breathe what I call every third step so I will breathe do one two

third step so I will breathe do one two

third step so I will breathe do one two steps and then breathe on the other side

steps and then breathe on the other side

steps and then breathe on the other side and that way it’s a balanced breathing

and that way it’s a balanced breathing

and that way it’s a balanced breathing with my steps and I don’t get as many

with my steps and I don’t get as many

with my steps and I don’t get as many cramps how about warming up cooling down

cramps how about warming up cooling down

cramps how about warming up cooling down and stretches a lot of different ways

and stretches a lot of different ways

and stretches a lot of different ways you pulled over that some people just

you pulled over that some people just

you pulled over that some people just start off running at a slower pace to

start off running at a slower pace to

start off running at a slower pace to get their bodies warmed up and then

get their bodies warmed up and then

get their bodies warmed up and then increase the pace as they’re feeling

increase the pace as they’re feeling

increase the pace as they’re feeling more and more limber and warmed up the

more and more limber and warmed up the

more and more limber and warmed up the end of a run I always recommend just

end of a run I always recommend just

end of a run I always recommend just tapering your pace a little and then

tapering your pace a little and then

tapering your pace a little and then ending maybe with a walk of a few

ending maybe with a walk of a few

ending maybe with a walk of a few hundred meters stretching it out getting

hundred meters stretching it out getting

hundred meters stretching it out getting some water if you have to choose always

some water if you have to choose always

some water if you have to choose always stretch after you run when the soft

stretch after you run when the soft

stretch after you run when the soft tissues are all the most warmed up so

tissues are all the most warmed up so

tissues are all the most warmed up so you’re less likely to get injured and

you’re less likely to get injured and

you’re less likely to get injured and less likely to find that you’re sore the

less likely to find that you’re sore the

less likely to find that you’re sore the next thing stretching after the run

next thing stretching after the run

next thing stretching after the run definitely helps with that thank you so

definitely helps with that thank you so

definitely helps with that thank you so much Adrian Thank You Tiffany

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