Get Off Your Arse: A ran-dumb blog to get you moving, by a bit of a nudge and a bit of a push.

Facing Deepest  Fears Through Running
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Facing Deepest Fears Through Running

Sometimes looking at the mirror, seeing who and what you’ve become, the monster you hated in others, can be so tough. The only solution is to burn yourself down to ashes, and no lesser. Hoping, just maybe, you’ll rise as one who you were supposed to be.

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Skipping good for health and running
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Skipping good for health and running

Skipping helps you become a fuel efficient runner, improving your performance beyond what your current training plan does. Surprisingly, it is also useful for ankle, knee and back pains. Just gradually increase the numbers.

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Pace is not about being constant
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Pace is not about being constant

Pacing in life and in running is crucial. There is a misconception that you need to keep that pace constant for best results. Nature is the one that teaches you the best.

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At times giving your best isn’t enough
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At times giving your best isn’t enough

Don’t let me fool you. It absolutely matters because it meant an immense lot to you. But yet again, it is what it is. Try, because that’s all you can do, yet again. Give it your very best. Learn from your mistakes rather than being in your la-la land.

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Ready or not, Mumbai Marathon is here
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Ready or not, Mumbai Marathon is here

Mumbai Marathon is a week away. For runners going from the chilly northern India it’ll be a rude shock to run in the hot and humid Mumbai. Here are simple tips to make your run a little bit more comfortable.

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Busting Strength Training Myths for Runners
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Busting Strength Training Myths for Runners

If running is your love, strength training ought to be your mother-in-law. Whether you like strength training or not, you need to do it on a regular basis to keep your running satisfied and happy to be able to perform at your best capabilities and to stay injury free. 

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