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Is it better to start running and working your way up to a half mile, then a mile, and so forth and so on?
Because our teacher is making us run a half mile, and none of us basicly were prepared for that, EVEN though its only a half mile, its 8 laps about in our gym. And he didnt even have us practice running, like start with 3 laps, and go to 5 ... he just made us run 8 right away.
And its absolutely horrible and so hard!
What do you think about this,
wouldnt it be better if you gradually worked your way up to a half mile, then mile..? (link)
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Hey. Yes it Would definitely be easier to start running at a slower pace or with less laps and then work your way up. That's why a lot of people are good at running. They start practicing and then add a little more running to their day each step of the way. I know this is what one of my friends did and now she's one of the fastest on the team and could probably run 6 miles a day =). Of course this took years but still. I would just try practicing on your own at home so that it will be easier for you and much less tiring. I wouldn't complain to the teacher because he'll just be angry you're contradicting his methods (which I know is wrong) and won't change his ways. Unless I'm totally wrong and he's a really nice guy than I would definitely try talking to him about it. I really hope this helped and good luck! =)
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thank you!
and he is mean.. ahaah he is!
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