7 Ways To Make Running Easier


If you are one of those who consider running hard and boring obligation one of these seven tips will definitely serve you.

1. Take breaks for walking

Running will continue to be equally effective. Recent research has shown that exactly these breaks contribute to better shape. Breaks are psychological relief, because you running longer distances from smaller parts. That way your route will be shorter and attainable.

2. Think how useful it was running for you

The easiest way is to devise excuses that it’s cold outside or you’re tired, but it is advised to do the contrary. Remember how you were nice when you ran the entire length, how did you feel and how running helps. Positive thoughts are an important part of the whole training.

3. Play sports

Play football, basketball or tennis. These are all ways to run, and not be called only by running. Train with friends or colleagues, it will be fun, and it will have a great effect.

4. Exercise with a friend

When you practice with a friend, get additional time for socializing and doing something that is useful. Running will fly by as you will feel more interesting in good company.

5. A big smile

Even a fake! A smile reduces the level of stress and will make you feel at least a little happier.

6. Create the perfect playlist

Music distracts from the pain and fatigue, improves your mood and stimulates metabolic activity. When listening to music people can run longer, swim faster and bike more. In a study from 2012 was concluded that the music could be considered legal drug for a better workout.

Top 10 Songs in April for training or jogging:
  1. David Guetta, Afrojack & Nicki Minaj – Hey Mama – 86 BPM
  2. Flo Rida, Sage the Gemini & Lookas – GDFR (K. Theory Remix) – 73 BPM
  3. Big Data & Joywave – Dangerous (Spacebrother’s Electro Stomp Remix) – 126 BPM
  4. Fifth Harmony & Kid Ink – Worth It – 101 BPM
  5. Madonna – Living for Love – 123 BPM
  6. Imagine Dragons – I Bet My Life (Alex Adair Remix) – 117 BPM
  7. Bleachers – Rollercoaster – 163 BPM
  8. Maroon 5 – Sugar – 121 BPM
  9. Yellow Claw & Ayden – Till It Hurts – 146 BPM
  10. Penguin Prison – Calling Out (Elephante Remix) – 128 BPM
Check out our 10 Running Songs of All Time!

7. Create intervals in the running

Determine how much you’ll have a running period. For instance, you can measure time on the phone. Share: 10 minutes, and a break of five minutes. Then you can increase to 15 minutes, then pause. You can organize the way you prefer. With these tips you will not even think about when it will already be the end of training, but will this activity represent a real pleasure.

10 Running Songs of All Time


Motivates you revolutionary technology of sneakers, that you selected on the Web last month and a half, four-legged friend who is sticked on the front door, exactly at the hour stares at you, unknown route by which you on D-Day with a multitude of runners rub soles, a mysterious pendant, that those with fluorescent anorak blinds you, somewhere between ten and twenty trees along the way… And because, you surely motivate yourself with music, you can even add, in your favorite folder any of our ten running tracks… Let you serve as an incentive, companion, rival, relaxation or inspiration.

1. Michelle Lewis: Run, Run, Run (2014)

Life is a long-distance running. Amended to the base on which your step, changes the crowd at the track, the joys and sorrows are happening, and you are running. You do not know always what is right away, nor what will cross your path, nor what you are going to wish for the next kilometer. It may not be superfluous if sometimes we stop for a moment; Let these gentle folk notes carry you away.


2. Imelda May: Road Runner (2011)

When on the morning, when the training was considered already stretching on the bed, ray of sunshine through the cold winter aimed to score straight in the eye, start the day with some of modern rockabilly. Thus, thru the threshold will not suppress you only the sun. When the head, heart and feet need action potential to switch from lazy morning in endorphin full afternoon, this will be a quick pace that does not allow a step sideways, quickly awakened, revived appropriately and properly run. And all the world will be yours.


3. Manfred Mann’s Earth Band: The Runner (1984)

Even if you missed the last few and you will skip a few further Olympics, may be each running, racing or recreational, your own Olympics. Two decades ago, the guitars and drums of this song tuned with the hearts of athletes from around the world, and why not to follow you during the running? You will always be those who is step in front of someone, and always will be someone who is one step in front of you, but you know – it is important to participate, not to win.


4. Bill Conti: Going the Distance (1976)

Often, you are alone on the way, only your body, mind, and running shoes. When there is nobody, who would on start offer you a hug, no one, that would be along the route shout your name, and no one at the finish line does not share the satisfaction with you, that you overcame distance, for you, still remains forever instrumental classic, that accompanied Rocky Balboa. The strength and happiness is in you.


5. Aswad: Shine (1994)

When night drops, before you tie your shoelaces on sneakers with an impermeable membrane, zipper pull to the neck on thermal jackets, fleece put over your ears and make a step in the evening below zero, beat doubts and in the first short, but the coldest minutes warm up with reggae rhythm. Shine! Run through the island’s lush vegetation, with bare feet jump on sand, wet body with perspiration, cools by jumping into a pool. You can do it, only, if you want enough.


6. Rush: Marathon (1985)

Either you the first time wear sneakers either you destroy ten couples already, in your mind will certainly slipped fear, that you will not succeed. In order not to lose the ground under your feet, let your steps dictates the melodic rock from eighties. With it, you will be able to get through the running route and life, without having to stop at the half, because the desire as quickly as possible to reach as many, you did not dare sit on the way, take a deep breath and continue at the pace that is usual for long haul. Do not worry, time is enough.


7. Jackson Browne: Running on Empty (1977)

Surely you know, that uncomfortable feeling when you realize, that the last remaining reserves are shrinking, and when it seems, that several kilometers you have left behind, the more they multiplied before you. Because, running toward the finish line, will brought you blistered toes and peeling soles, in the rhythm of the old rock join in the Forrest Gump. Run for the path itself, does not think on the expectations and do not look at the surroundings.


8. Iron Maiden: The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner (1986)

The day already starts gloomy, continues disinterested and even represses head to the ground and ends with the superiority of the Almighty, who holds you there, where you least want to be. When you simply have to run away, both in mind and body, you have to connect to the harder-metal-chords, increase volume and run! Overcome miles and persist, but no matter how many miles you left behind and how close is the glare of medals, stops only when you know you have enough. Whatever the outcome.


9. Misstress Barbara feat. Sam Roberts: I’m Running (2009)

When the day sharply reduces and together collects more dark clouds, and you dressed in a jacket and you’re no longer sure whether this obstacle is only the weather, try to find the motivation in runner friend, the remainder being supplemented by electronic bits. Let helped pave the way through the concrete jungle, hunt each other on the stairs, skip steps and find the blue sky. All you need sometimes is just a small incentive.


10. Phil Dubuque: Running on Pride (1984)

When in the night before the big event, you gather thoughts and kilometers, alphabetically sort your gels, put new laces and count all the sheep, and with the closed eyes leave yourself to the peaceful voice, that will be through a mild pop comforted you, that tomorrow you’re not alone. Yes, you will sweat in the crowd of nameless, without false expectations, but remain determined to get to the end. Although, not as a new recorder, you’ll come through finish line with raised hands, though tired and unnoticed, you’re the one who did not run for glory. But for themselves.

Fish River Canyon Hiking Trail: The Beauty of the Irrational

Human beings don’t always make rational decisions. But making irrational decisions is precisely what makes us human. These decisions, based on an impulse or a feeling, often lead us to those perfect moments when it feels great to be alive.

“The Beauty of the Irrational” follows Ryan Sandes, a South African Ultra-Runner, as he returns to the Fish River Canyon to run the 5 day, 84km, Fish River Canyon Hiking Trail in the fastest time possible.

He completed the run, self-supported, in amazing time of 6h57min!
[video]https://player.vimeo.com/video/47355798[/video]

The Ingenuous Choice – Mountain Running with Anton Krupicka

Discover how Anton Krupicka experiences mountain running and challenges himself running ultra distances on the trails.

Why do we decide to explore mountains, trails and the wilderness? Perhaps because:

We can never have enough of nature!

Henry David Thoreau once described

The Ingenuous Choice features mountain runner Anton Krupicka exploring the wilderness of the mountains, racing 100 miles and reflecting on what makes mountain running essential to him.
[video]https://player.vimeo.com/video/108733445[/video]

Alaska Wilderness: Running Wild

Avid trail runner, Nick Ponzetti, contrasts wilderness running with typical ‘pound the pavement’ athleticism. Check out the striking rewards of recreating in Alaska’s wilderness and learn why being stewards of designated Wilderness Areas means protecting pristine opportunities to run wild, for generations to come.

Running Wild is awesome video of running through Alaska’s wilderness, where you will see what is needed to overcome these though challenge.

Running Wild
[video]https://player.vimeo.com/video/71862208[/video]

An Endurance Life of Mountain Runner

Sebastien Chaigneau is a runner; he runs distances of between 120 and 200 km across mountains. In this documentary he shows us his daily training routine amidst constant weather changes and we also witness more human aspects, such as his feelings and motivation during races. 

Sebastien Chaigneau love the mountain and takes pleasure in running extraordinary distances of up to 160km. Between joy and suffering, he introduces us to his racing life through his workouts and races in the world.
[video]https://www.youtube.com/embed/j7OXkzbAobY[/video]