Marathon dominator system so simple to follow
Marathon dominator system so simple to follow
After Reading This Short Report, You'll Discover How to Quickly Become a Confident and Enthusiastic Runner in Just 6 Weeks From Now - Guaranteed...Even if You've Never Done Any Running Before!
Read On Now and You'll Also Find Out How to Avoid the Most Common Running Mistakes Virtually All New Runners Make So That You Enjoy Your Training, Get Fitter, Stronger and Lose Weight Fast..."
Now let Jago Holmes talk with you how to run....
But Firstly, Why Would You Want to Listen to Me and What Do I Know About Teaching Poeple How To Run?
Please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Jago Holmes, CPT, and I'm a fully qualified and experienced personal trainer who has worked with many beginner runners from all walks of life and varying levels of fitness over my long and rewarding 10 year career.
I've personally worked with many of these clients to help them start running, taking them from complete beginners right through to accomplished runners in an amazingly short amount of time.
Together we overcame many hurdles and disappointments and it has been a wonderful learning experience for me.
To help future clients avoid making the same mistakes as the ones I've worked with in the past and to fast track their fitness and stamina levels to new highs, I decided to develop a running program specifically for beginners.
A totally unique training guide that's both fast and effective. I've seen this done the wrong way many times by my own clients, in fact this was how I uncovered many of the training secrets and running tips that you'll find contained within this program.
As a Personal Trainer, I Often Work With Clients Who Claim to Lack Motivation and Drive, That's Why They Come to Me For Help...
You won't see the improvements you were hoping for, your running won't ever feel any easier and you'll quickly lose motivation.
At times you'll find a hundred and one things to do instead of your running workouts.
Work to do, the kids are playing up, you feel tired. However if you're going to get better at anything, you need to commit the time and effort to it.
It's very unlikely that you'll be a natural who can put on a pair of running shoes and run for miles at your first attempt.
The Problem With Most Beginners is They Never Take the Time to Plan Their Training or Set Themselves Any Targets and Goals.
Anything that has ever been achieved in life was probably planned and thought out carefully beforehand.
If you don't have a training schedule to follow, a road map to success, then unfortunately you're very unlikely to accomplish your goal of becomming a good and comfortable runner.
Unfortunately most beginner runners start to lose the desire to run long before they've made any real progress.
You Too Probably Have the Wrong Idea About How Much Time and Effort You'll Need to Spend on Your Training to Get Any Better, You Probably Think There's No Way You Could Spare the Time!
I'm sure if you've ever tried to run even the shortest of distances, but found it hard work, then you're no doubt thinking that you'll have to commit so much time and effort to getting any better.
If you have a target of running for 3 miles without stopping, or running a race for example, this doesn't mean that every time you go out running you need to run for this amount of time.
Read On Now and You'll Also Find Out How to Avoid the Most Common Running Mistakes Virtually All New Runners Make So That You Enjoy Your Training, Get Fitter, Stronger and Lose Weight Fast..."
Now let Jago Holmes talk with you how to run....
But Firstly, Why Would You Want to Listen to Me and What Do I Know About Teaching Poeple How To Run?
Please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Jago Holmes, CPT, and I'm a fully qualified and experienced personal trainer who has worked with many beginner runners from all walks of life and varying levels of fitness over my long and rewarding 10 year career.
I've personally worked with many of these clients to help them start running, taking them from complete beginners right through to accomplished runners in an amazingly short amount of time.
Together we overcame many hurdles and disappointments and it has been a wonderful learning experience for me.
To help future clients avoid making the same mistakes as the ones I've worked with in the past and to fast track their fitness and stamina levels to new highs, I decided to develop a running program specifically for beginners.
A totally unique training guide that's both fast and effective. I've seen this done the wrong way many times by my own clients, in fact this was how I uncovered many of the training secrets and running tips that you'll find contained within this program.
As a Personal Trainer, I Often Work With Clients Who Claim to Lack Motivation and Drive, That's Why They Come to Me For Help...
You won't see the improvements you were hoping for, your running won't ever feel any easier and you'll quickly lose motivation.
At times you'll find a hundred and one things to do instead of your running workouts.
Work to do, the kids are playing up, you feel tired. However if you're going to get better at anything, you need to commit the time and effort to it.
It's very unlikely that you'll be a natural who can put on a pair of running shoes and run for miles at your first attempt.
The Problem With Most Beginners is They Never Take the Time to Plan Their Training or Set Themselves Any Targets and Goals.
Anything that has ever been achieved in life was probably planned and thought out carefully beforehand.
If you don't have a training schedule to follow, a road map to success, then unfortunately you're very unlikely to accomplish your goal of becomming a good and comfortable runner.
Unfortunately most beginner runners start to lose the desire to run long before they've made any real progress.
I'm sure if you've ever tried to run even the shortest of distances, but found it hard work, then you're no doubt thinking that you'll have to commit so much time and effort to getting any better.
If you have a target of running for 3 miles without stopping, or running a race for example, this doesn't mean that every time you go out running you need to run for this amount of time.
You should definitely do some longer runs as you start to get fitter, but the majority of your sessions will be as short as possible, so it certainly won't eat up every spare minute of your time!