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If you get cramps or a strain or some other injury then it's wise to stop and rest rather than
to keep running.
But if you sometimes get that little voice in your head tempting you to stop saying 'Come on,
why bother, stop running, no one need know!' - then this session is for you.
Of course the more you run, the greater your stamina, but it still feels tough
sometimes to keep on running when you feel like stopping. So much of this is psychological,
especially if you are physically fit. Often the first fifteen minutes or so feel like the
worst until you 'get into your stride' and it starts to feel a little easier.
Bring on the feeling of flow faster
Imagine getting 'into the running zone' almost instantly you start running.
That wonderful blend of mind and body when you feel totally at one, totally merged with the
act of running-running feels easy and it's easier to keep running than to stop.
The art of Zen running
This 'Zen running' is that meditative state of pure ease you experience when running becomes effortless. Some people call this the elusive 'runner's high' when
natural opiates kick in. But it has more to do with the state of mind you enter.
You start to feel part machine that just keeps on running and part contemplative sage that
has a sense of wider reality and perception. What a wonderful blend.
Running starts to feel like gliding over the ground as effortless mile succeeds effortless mile.
Time seems to disappear and later when you finally stop because it really is time to stop running
it's like awakening from a deep and wonderful active trance state.
Because running isn't just a physical activity it is a mind thing and what your mind does when
you run can mean the difference between stopping and keeping on running to great fitness and faster times.
Download Keep Running now and find the 'runner's zone' sooner and more consistently than you
thought possible.
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Customer Quotes "This challenging event was a 24 hour treadmill race against two other runners taking place in a shop window..."
by Dr Martin Fryer
I am quite an accomplished 46 year-old ultra-marathon runner who had
felt, until recently, that I had pretty much reached my peak
performance.
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