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Running may be an activity that delivers a variety of personal benefits, but that doesn't mean you have to participate on your own. Certainly, you can hit the open road at your leisure and enjoy a bit of peace and quiet away from the madding world and the many demands of your daily life. However, you could also choose to run with friends or join a local running club if you're looking for a way to turn your fitness routine into a social activity, killing two birds with one stone.

Just about every runner has experienced "runners high" at some point and most of us have seen the physical benefits of running as well.   But for many of us, really getting into running can be a life changing experience.   Today I want to talk about peoples changes and share my story with you.

It's a brand new year, which means it's once again time to shake off the tryptophan, take down the holiday decorations, and get back to reality. For many people, the turning of the year signifies an opportunity to reassess and consider how to improve in the coming year

Running is an activity that many people enjoy for the purposes of fitness, weight loss, and in some cases socialization.  It's a great way to get outdoors and get your body moving.  While some people prefer the solitude and serenity that running can provide, others may get bored going solo.

The good news is that you needn't go it alone.  Whether you're just starting out, you've been jogging for fun and fitness for years, or you're ready to train for a race, joining a running club can not only give you the opportunity to meet other like-minded fitness enthusiasts, but it can provide you with myriad benefits.