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Rare Food
Views #450 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Getting Lost
Views #449 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Travel Tips
Views #448 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Trip to Mexico
Views #447 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Key Lime Pie
Views #446 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Venice
Views #445 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Hawaiian Life
Views #444 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Uniquely Hawaiian
Views #443 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Samoan Life
Views #442 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Germany
Views #441 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
The Gun Debate
Views #439 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
How to Get a Date
Views #438 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Teen Life
Views #437 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Teen Driving
Views #436 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Food and Health
Views #435 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Baking Bread
Views #434 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Food
Views #433 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Packaged Tour vs. Backpacking
Views #430 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Phones
Views #429 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Strong and Weak Points
Views #428 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
EarthQuake
Views #427 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Mexican Vacation
Views #426 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Dinner Plans
Views #425 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Bar Service
Views #424 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Canada and the U.S.
Views #422 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
VW Buses
Views #421 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Fond Memories of France
Views #420 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Canucks and Yanks
Views #419 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Canada's Main Cities
Views #418 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Living in the Big Apple
Views #417 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Newspapers
Views #416 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Seasons
Views #415 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Bay Area Bridges
Views #414 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
California
Views #413 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
San Francisco
Views #412 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Tips on Running
Views #411 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
School Uniforms
Views #410 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Futsal and Soccer
Views #409 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Yoga
Views #408 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Trash Rules
Views #407 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Knitting
Views #406 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Australia
Views #405 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Ireland
Views #404 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Aussie Animals
Views #403 | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Home Vacation
Views 402# | Low-Intermediate 4 -
Movie Review
Views #401 | Low-Intermediate 4
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Tips on Running
Todd
One of my hobbies is running. I really like running because first of all it's very cheap. It doesn't cost you any money. You can do it anywhere, for example, on a city street and it's a healthy hobby. If you run a lot, maybe three or four times a week, you will definitely stay in shape.
My favorite time to go running is in the morning, because in the morning it's nice and quiet, peaceful outside. You can see the sun coming up. Feel the cool air on your face, and of course you can hear birds chirping, sometimes a rooster crowing. It's just a really cool time to be outside.
Whenever possible, I try to run outside in nature. It's best for your body to run on dirt, so if you can find a dirt trail, or maybe a wide open space of dirt, that's usually the place to run because running a lot on concrete, or pavement will hurt your knees.
Like I said, running is very, very cheap, but you should invest money in a good pair of running shoes. A good pair of running shoes will make it easier and less painful to run, and can save you a lot of damage on your body, especially your knees.
When you run it's very important to drink lots of water. You should drink a lot of water before you run, perhaps 500 milligrams (ml), and then maybe you should drink a little when you run, if you run for more than 30 minutes. And then of course you should drink some water as soon as you finish your run to rehydrate your body. If you don't, you'll get really bad headaches.
Naturally, stretching is very important, but most people actually stretch before they run. Often this isn't as important as stretching after you run. I like to stretch after I run because it helps your muscles build up quicker and recuperate, and you'll just feel really good.
stay in shape
If you run a lot, maybe three or four times a week, you
will definitely stay in shape.
When you 'stay in shape' you keep your body in good physical health. Notice the following:
- Staying in shape is one of the most important things in
his life.
- When you get old her it is more difficult to stay in
shape.
dirt
It's best for your body to run on dirt, so it's good if you
can find a dirt trail or a wide open space of dirt to run
on.
'Dirt' is another word for soil or the natural earth without tar or cement on it. Notice the following:
- The dirt around here is really good for growing
vegetables and fruit.
- There was dirt all over your shoes when you walked in
the house.
invest money
Running is very cheap, but you should invest money in a
good pair of running shoes.
When you 'invest money' in something it means that you spend money, in this case more than you have to, because there is a good reason or benefit. The example is saying that although some shoes are more expensive they are a good use of your money because they are better. Notice the following:
- The only thing she really invests a lot of money in is
her shoes.
- It is a good idea to invest money in things you use a
lot.
rehydrate
You should drink some water as soon as you finish your run
to rehydrate your body.
You have to 'rehydrate' your body when it doesn't have enough water in it. Usually we can rehydrate ourselves just by drinking water. Notice the following:
- They had to inject fluids into his arm to rehydrate him.
- One of the most important things you can do when you are
sick is rehydrate your body.
stretching
Most people stretch before they run, but it's not as
important as stretching after you run.
You 'stretch' your body by moving it in a way that helps your muscles become longer and relax after you exercise. Notice the following:
- I didn't do a good job of stretching yesterday after my
run and I'm really sore today.
- Yoga is really good for stretching your back and legs.
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