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The walk-run method helps with endurance, reducing injury, and building up endorphins.

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My whole journey with fitness began with a half marathon.

woman sweating in the gym

In reality, it began with watching my mom do half marathons.

And when I say do I mean, walk-run.

The fact that she could get through 13.1 milesand make decent time whilewalkingwas simply mind-blowing to me.

Woman walking on a treadmill at the gym.

Her secret was not so secret.

TheGalloway Run-Walk-Runmethod was the foundation of my moms local run groups training program.

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Im a Master TrainerHeres Why You Shouldnt Skip Your Post-Run Stretches.

For starters, youre reducing the risk of injury by adding low-impact work into the mix.

Happy woman dancing and listening to music near a green empty wall outdoor in the city.

Secondly,Active.com reportsthat youll allow endorphins to collect during each walk break you feel good.

Seventeen-time marathonerMeghan Kita reportedthat she tried this method, and it was like hitting the reset button every mile.

Only a few minutes over herrunningpersonal record.

Healthy female training in the gym, performing a hip thrust.

All to say, this method is physical of course… but itsalso partly mental.

Galloway calls this cognitive control over your workout.

This approach changed my moms life, and in turn, changed mine.

A young black woman doing post-run stretches in the park on the road amidst green grass and trees.

It introduced me to fitness and health in an accessible way.

Should you try it Id think soyou have nothing to lose.

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