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...in turn result in runner's injuries that may hamper ones running program. One of the first tips that any runner's guide will provide to motivate an individual to take up running is to think of all the benefits of running which include both physical and mental benefits. Once a runner starts running and is gradually able to develop his individual style of running and enhance his stamina and performance one may also take up marathon training which can be gradually incorporated into the running program on the guidance of the trainer and ones person capacity. One of the key points in the beginner runner's guide is to take things slow initially and not to overdo the running as it may result in injuries or one may be too sore or too tired to continue with the running program the next day thereby disrupting the program. One of the best aspects of a runner's gear is that actually very little gear is required to commence a running program, One of the most important parts of a runner's gear are running shoes that should be good enough to prevent any injuries and to also help the runner with his performance and stability by providing him proper foot support. Running shoes are available with specific designs such as for cushioning, for children, for pronators, for supinators, for tracks for trail runners and so on. Another part of runner's gear is also the clothing worn while running. One should always try and wear loose and comfortable clothing while running that is made with specially designed fabrics that tend to absorb the sweat and hence keep the runner cool or warm, supported, or dry, based on the prevailing weather conditions. Beginner runner's guide will also include runners gear such as race belts, sunglasses, water bottles, injury remedies, waterproof sunscreen, stretching and massage aid, pedometers and so on. It has been observed and stated in most beginner's runner's guides that sore legs are one of the most common pains that most runner who have just started training tend to face.

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