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Discover LudwigThe phrase "keen runner" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe someone who enjoys running or is passionate about running. For example, "John is a keen runner who often participates in marathons."
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"He was a keen runner," Jane says.
Peake has long been a keen runner.
Once a keen runner and climber, his legs are now severely weakened.
I'd previously been very fit and sporty and I'm a keen runner.
Hannah remembers him, too, as a keen runner: he was always in cycling shorts, and ran everywhere.
Being a keen runner, I find the footbaths and bridleways around Harting Down offer some heart-bursting trails.
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American cardiologists and keen runners James O'Keefe and Carl Lavie, writing in the journal Heart last year, recommended limiting workouts to 30-50 minutes a day.
Keen runners will also enjoy the elegant solution for carrying keys, money, phone etc provided by the Flipbelt, a lightweight waistband into which the items simply fold, without the subsequent movement impairment of a bag or pouch.
The Jedward twins were keen runners in their pre-fame days,according to a Sunday Times profile,competing in their local athletics club and coming 7th and 13th in an Irish schools' mountain running championships shortly before they came to public recognition.
It helps that Anil Ambani, one of India's richest men, is a keen marathon runner.
A keen marathon runner, he looks like he knows a thing or two about intestinal fortitude.
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