If you've never run before, it's helpful to do a little research before you throw on a pair of running shoes and run out the door (or hop on the treadmill). Check out these articles for some basic information about getting started with running:
Once you've been cleared by your doctor for starting a running program (a good idea for anyone who has been sedentary for more than a year or has a medical condition), you want to learn some of the basic running techniques. Knowing the proper running form and technique will make running (or run/walking) easier, so you'll be able to consistently build up the time and distance that you're running.
- Proper Running Form
- How to Warm Up and Cool Down
- How to Breathe While Running
- How to Do the Run/Walk Method
- Safety Tips for Running
- Where Should I Run?
- Tips for Treadmill Running
- 8-Week Plan to 30 Minutes Continuous Running
- Email-course: 3 Weeks to a 30-Minute Running Habit
- 4 Weeks to Run One Mile
- Running: 30-Day Quick Start Guide for Beginners

