Starting a running routine can feel exciting—and a little intimidating. You lace up your shoes, head out with good intentions, and maybe even go too hard, too fast. Then the soreness hits, the motivation fades, and you’re back on the couch, wondering if running just isn’t for you. But it doesn’t have to be that way. If you take the right approach from the beginning, running can become something you look forward to rather than dread. Here’s how to ease into it, avoid burnout, and build a routine that actually sticks. Start Small to Go Far One of the biggest mistakes new runners make is thinking they need to go…
