Running and Jogging

America's Finest City Half Marathon was created in 1978.

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L'eggs Mini-Marathon was created in 1972.

yes of course, HELL No!!!

maybe

it all depends on how active you are now, and heath problems.

My answer is based on these assumptions:

1 you are a perfecty normal person who is just overweight

2 you are inactive

3 you have a reasonable amount of intelligence

If theses are NOT true do not read any further!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

based off of these things then yes you can go jogging, however a better bet prob. would be to find a three mile loop near where you live and walk it, everyday, yes everyday, and if you REALLY don't want to go out and do it that day (you feel lazy, you had a hard day, you just want to relax) you should do the loop twice, reason? because it trains your body to think of exercise as relaxing as a stress reliever, as a reward not a punishment.

so after a couple of weeks you find that you can walk all three miles with out stoping or being exhausted, start adding little bits of jogging into it, {if you live in a city when you cross the street (at the crosswalk of course) try jogging to the other side, one you will be out of the street sooner two its an easy bit, if you are running in a park or outside the city try using land marks ie two mailboxes or trees, anything.}, start with one jog, then if you are still not exhausted at the end of the loop try two jogs the next day,

in several weeks you are jogging every street crossing or mail box, try connecting two of your jogs then keep adding to them, eventually you will be jogging 3miles everyday.

also if weight loss is your goal, change it to fat loss.

also if fat loss is your goal, try adding weight lifting, crunches push ups, milk gallon curls, heel raises all will help you burn fat, true they only help a little in and of themselves (you would have to do 49095 heel raises (based on your weight) to burn one pound of fat) but by increasing your activity studies have shown that u increase your metabolism (calories burned because you are alive)

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When you jog with weights in your hand they pull at your joints as you swing them resulting in joint pain and possibly harmful problems.

No. You should never work out when you are sick. It will only make your recovery slower and the possibility for your condition to get worse higher. When you are sick, you should always take it easy.

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Yes, in fact, jogging is one of the exercise parts that needs to be done to getting control over constipation. However also taking natural medicines is the good way to cure constipation in a natural way. IN addition taking on good quality water due and post exercise improves the condition

Football field is 100 yards = 300 feet

distance = speed x time

300 = 5t

t = 60 seconds

Not usually. Leg pain while jogging is most commonly caused by weak knees, overweight and/or other straining in your knees. If you can't jog due to leg pain, I would recommend you use an elliptical machine. Elliptical machinery puts very little pressure to your leg joints which make the possibility for your knees to hurt smaller. If your leg pain continues, you should contact a medical professional.

It's fruit juice with vinegar in it. Don't go overboard on the stuff, but within reason you can drink what you want of it.

Automobiles Marathon was created in 1952.

A sleeping baby would have a faster heart beat because children have a faster heart rate than adults even when they are sleeping.

If you're a girl, yes. Absolutely, positively yes. If you're a boy, not necessarily, but if you're 4, please keep your shirt on.

Yes it can be done Infact, it is how we homosapiens survived before spears or farming

Seattle Marathon was created in 1970.

Jogging does raise your pulse rate and it raises it more that some other exercise too :)

California International Marathon was created in 1983.

Jogging is a warm up and recreational cycling is one big long warmup, however cycling as a warm up takes a long time.

no

Kinda-sorta, but not really.

Sleeping in a bin bag might make you sweat more, meaning you'll lose a little in water weight over the night.

But sweating more usually also make you thirsty, and as soon as you have quenched your thirst, you'll have put that weight right back on.

There is a lot of discussion about the validity of it's generalization, and there should be different modifications for different populations. I think the purpose of the walk is to make it accessible for those who cannot run. If you want to run, you're better off doing the Cooper Mile test, or the Bruce test if you feel walking isn't accurate for your level of fitness.

I feel better after morning jogg of about 2 Km, and feel frash though out the day but i don't know that medical point of view it is recommended or not. Doctor may help in this regard