Sentence examples for recreational running from inspiring English sources

32 How Fast Can a Human Being Run? "From starting-gun to finishing tape may be a clean ten seconds, but behind that moment swirl a few thousand years of human joy and despair and endeavour this seems to be the argument of Gotaas's rich and engrossing book". "Recreational running, Gotaas points out, has been around since the dawn of recreation time.

THE BOTTOM LINE -- Recreational running has not been shown to increase the risk of osteoarthritis.

Peter H. Reader Portland, Ore .• To the Sports Editor: In many workplaces and recreational running circles, the marathon has become a rite of passage.

The paper concludes with a discussion on the forest ideal and argues the need to challenge an embedded division between nature and culture in future planning for recreational running.

In the middle and most affecting chapters of Andrew Sheehan's book, we watch his father on a dead sprint up the hill of success, running in more than 50 marathons, writing best-selling books -- Dr. Sheehan on Running" (1975) and "Running and Being" (1978), among others, made him the philosopher of the recreational running movement -- and innumerable columns for Runner's World magazine.

Recreational running has gained popularity among the general population due to its ease of access.

The late '60s were the unofficial start of the fitness era and of using the treadmill for recreational runs.

A four-mile competitive run begins at 8 a.m., followed by a one-mile fun run at 9 a.m. and a four-mile recreational run-walk at 9 30 a.m.

"The fact that the Crown Prince wants to be part of it is for us the best start of a year of running, embracing the World Cross Country Championships, Royal Run 2019 and more than 1000 recreational runs all over Denmark," said Jakob Larsen, CEO of the Danish Athletics Federation.

"And blading feels more recreational than running, too," she said.

The participants ranged from well-trained to recreational runners, running anywhere from 15 to 88 km/week, and included both male and female participants (male, N = 342; female, N = 281).