i would recommend doing some interval speed work as well, so that you can go faster during your long runs, and it helps your normal speed feel like a lower intensity.
john c I’m going to try that tomorrow! I’ve been running too since quarantine took place, but sometimes I feel like I’m starting to get mentally tired of it. I ran my furthest of 8.5mi in April, but haven’t run anything close to that this month.
On Sept, I went to the Dr and found out I had very high cholesterol and high blood pressure. I’m not fit AT ALL. I made a lifestyle change and signed up for the gym on October 1. My goal was to be able to run a mile non-stop and not slowing down. I started with a walk/run interval. I could barely run for 1 minute without wanting to pass out. As the weeks went on, I would add time by telling myself “just one more minute”. It’s been 10 weeks since I first started and my last long distance run was this past Friday. I ran for 26 minutes non-stop. My pace was slow but my breathing was in rhythm and my body was relaxed. I probably could’ve made it to 30 minutes. It was probably the first time I experienced a real runners high. For those having a hard time running longer, when you want to stop, tell yourself “just one more minute”.
I'm a beginner runner and have only been running for about two/three weeks. These tips helped me run my first mile ever, and I did it in 10 minutes! So thank you for making this video. It helped me a lot! My mindset when it comes to running is changing, but the change is GOOD.
Madeline Moore the best tip is Don’t Run hard all the time just do slow longer runs and get as much miles in a week that’s how you’ll improve Just don’t go every run trying to go 100% effort because you’ll either get injured,over trained or Be put off it
Logan Williams precisely. on my running team, each week we do say one day long run, next few days easy, then a speed workout - i will say it’s rather effective 😂
@@Desilv I ran pretty regularly from March to August but less regularly when school started. However I’ve still made progress and ran 2 miles a few times in the summer at 9:30-11:30 pace (2 miles is my longest distance). Now I do less running and more strength training, but when I do run on cardio days, I run at least a mile. Since running isn’t my primary form of exercise anymore, I don’t do it as much but am still pleased with my progress.
There is nothing on this earth that exhausts me more than running....i am competely beat and exhausted after just a 1.5 mile run....and we are not even talking at a fast pace....
Keep going!! I was exactly like that before I joined my school's xc team. I couldn't even run a mile without stopping, now I'm 14 and I love to run I'm definitely not the best on the team (I'm actually one of the slowest) but since I started I have loved it so much. U don't have to be good at it to enjoy it
Running is not my problem I can easily run ten miles or more it’s boredom after five miles I’m so bored I just want to turn around and go home but I still power through yes I listen to music I run different places. Any advice
I run xc and I have always struggled the worst with my brain telling me to stop when I can go on. Once I learned more proper breathing techniques I realized I could run for way longer than I expected
Run walk is such a great way of getting started... you can get off the couch and just walk then increase the amount you run... walk a half hour and run for a minute or what ever you can. Increase the amount you run and reduce the amount you walk. That’s how I started running ... started walking in August and then ran 22km in November. Take it slow and just move!
Started running for the first time in my life (I’m 38). Running 10-15 miles a week. Can run 3 miles without a walk break now, and am down about 40 lbs in about 5 months. I still hate every grueling step and breathe, but feel a massive sense of pride and accomplishment after every run. I don’t run cuz it feels good in the moment, but because itll make me feel good in the long run
@@TheRunExperience thank you! You guys (and yoga) have allowed me to run with minimal pain. Makes it easier to hit the pavement every other day. Keep up the great work. I am from the bay and hope to see yall when I run the streets of SF
I'm not a big commenter but Coach Holly, all the tips that you've shared not just in this video, but across all your videos on this channel have been the core to my learning and improvement in running. You provide a real education and spare no detail worth knowing and applying. Your approach is fuss free and I love the energy that you bring to the table. You're not saying that "everyone can run because it'll get easier", you're saying that "everyone can run because they can". So much power to you from the Philippines!
Hi Raja! Given that you’re not a big commenter, I’m glad you commented. I really enjoy coaching you guys and making you see all that you can do, sometimes before you see it! Thanks for training with us :)
I have cross country training tomorrow and this has helped me practice a lot for the trading then for the actual thing. In February anyone else who using this to learn u got this!!!
I’m here because I leave for Navy boot camp in 18 days and I have to be able to run for a mile and a half in 15 minutes when I get there. I’ve been so stressed about doing this and I believe my issue is that I didn’t have any idea how to go about it in an effective way. I was basically improvising which hasn’t been useful but these videos have made a HUGE difference in a short period of time.
I leave in 18 days this year. Did you ever find a solution? Running is my biggest worry, i feel like my head is underwater. If you can help, pls and thank you :)
I’m getting back into running after a long break & this workout is such a great way to diversify my short 1.5 mile runs and distract me from being frustrated at how hard they have been.
Hi Holly, I tried what you talked about and I like it. I’m the firefighter paramedic that lost approx 185 pounds. (I’m pretty sure I told you this before) I did that by watching some of your videos about running. I have been running about 5 years and I’m always looking for ways to improve so I watch your videos. Boy what a difference in my life it made. I went from being the big guy at the fire house to the guy that always goes downstairs on duty and works out. At my heaviest my waist size was 60 inches. Today 34 inches. When I was done with all my weight loss I had to have skin removed around my waist. Thanks once again and maybe I will post some pictures before and after what I looked like. Most people did not even recognize me that did not see me on a regular basis. Enjoy your Xmas.
I used to be able to run 3 to 6 miles without stopping. I stopped for 6 years and now I'm just trying to get myself up to a mile. I'm going to try this. Thank you. Getting old sucks.
So grateful for you guys to share this experience and expertise so generously. At 43 years of age I’ve only just started running a week ago and I can already see improvement in form and stamina - I didn’t think it would happen - but the human body is so magical at transformation! I get a lot of help from UA-cam in this and generous coaches like you. Thank you once again.
Coach Holly, you're the cutest! Thank you so much for these tips. I want to be a runner, and next week I will implement your techniques, starting with a minute jog throughout my walking, and working on my breathing!
I practice the WHM pretty regularly and I started running after my workout at the gym. I noticed myself doing deep breaths halfway through my running and it really does help
Since the gyms have closed, I've been trying to 🔍 on running. Its not easy, but I told myself what else are gonna do. I find your advice very helpful. Glad I found your channel.
Been running 10-12 miles since quarantine, use to just do 8 tops. Now I’m training to go further , foot is in some pain , been adding on yoga at the end of the day and icing my feet also staying present in my strides and form has helped heal my feet while I run as my body adjusts to the new mileage. Love running 💕 thanks for the extra tips
Awesome work! And glad this video helped a few touches on the training. Keep up the good work. We have some good videos about the feet if you want to check them out.
These sounds like summer pretty solid tips & I’m going to try to keep this in mind. I do more so treadmill running due to doing some weight & body weight training as well at my gym. The goal is to one day get back into a real track and try to get a nonstop mile in. Thanks for the tips.
TRE coaches are awesome! For breathing drills I place my hand on my stomach for 20-30 seconds throughout a run to make sure I’m belly breathing. I have sinus issues so the nose breathing is often too difficult. Also added in 30 sec per 1 or 1.5 mile walk breaks for my long runs of 10+ miles and really helps reset form and I find my recovery is much quicker. For reference, I started with 15 second jog by 60 second walk 2 years and 80 pounds ago.
I don't like doing them, but intervals once a week are the best way I've found to increase distance. But I mostly do trail running, where the hills are the real "problem" (but also what makes it so much fun).
My advice for beginners would be. Make the time duration of the whole run/walk longer and longer. Then get to be able to run a hour and a half(1.5 hours) at a run/walk alternating speed. Then you are leveled up to level 5 and your stats increased.
literally i force myself to go as far as i can from home and when i feel like giving up then when i turn around i have no other choice than to do the rest of the trail home and i usually end up doing about a 10-15 km walk/run
That's what I see a lot of people doing when I run and it makes them feel exhausted and stop. They run with their mouth open. My longest run has been 3 hours non stop and that was doing my first half marathon back in october. I have a 15k this Sunday and a half in about 2 more weeks... Running the LA Marathon in March. My first marathon ever!
Great topic! I’m using similar methods as I try to stretch myself out and increase me weekly mileage. I find that body position is key especially up hill!
I used to be so good at running like I was at the top 5 of my class at running the fastest mile. I used to run with this one other girl and she really helped me improve by running with me, sadly she is in another class now so I don't really have her guide anymore. So I switched and I run with my best friend now, but recently I haven't been working out or improving because my mental state isn't well, so I've been just trashing my body. The most recent time I've ran I was good in the first 2-3 laps but I couldn't keep up when it came to the middle of the second lap. My running friend noticed and wanted to help but our PE teacher is really strict and doesn't let us walk, so she had to leave me. I was so disappointed in myself. But here I am the next weekend searching up tips to run and working out like crazy lol.
Running outside is so challenging,but once I get it done,I feel great,the more u do it the easier it gets,stretch before u start a run,I then warm up walking 10 minutes,then I run,I been learning thru the years,
Holly. I know this is a older video. But I got a question. I stumbled upon this video because I’m struggling with breathing while running. I did the workout in the video today. Ran for 1/4 mile , did 10 air squats and 30 second plank , then walked for one minute than ran another 1/4 mile and repeat. Until I did 3.3 miles. Should I aim to do this workout once a week?? Or more
I joined the soccer team this year and we have practices. Because it’s so much running we have to run a mile or 2. Sometimes we just run 4 laps but I have a lot of trouble with breathing and running for a good amount of time.
I just started running, I’m really out of shape... plan on doing a half marathon in roughly 8 months. I really hope this youtube channel helps me learn haha
I have a minor in vocal singing (which includes lots of breathing technique/practice) and find it humorous how she says to use "deep belly breathing" but then proceeds to only expand her rib cage lol.....When breathing from the diaphragm most of the expanding should be done from the belly--not the ribs. A good way to practice this is by laying done flat on the ground and take deep breaths, you'll notice your belly move up and down, this is proper breathing. Infants do it all the time but somehow adults struggle. Proper breathing will definitely benefit us runners.
I’ve always been overweight and I’ve been trying to lose weight by running but I could only do 500 meters before I was to tired After I watched this video I went for my usual run and took your advice and I ran my first ever mile run Thank you so much I think I will actualy start to see some improvement now
Awesomeness is what you are thanks for the helpful tips... could you do a video on cold weather running... the breathing of cold air is not easy... appreciate any pointers. TY🏃♂️🤗💕
I always run out and backs. This way a 10 mile run is not a big deal because I’m only out 5. There’s only one way to get back and that’s 5miles back. Since I want it to end faster rather than slower I won’t want to walk. :)
Tough Mastermind run away from your starting point for half of your total mileage. This will force you to run your mileage goals. If you choose to run for time the same thing applies.
I ran 8.1 miles today 😎. I’ve been running consistently for almost 2 months. I feel that my heart and lungs can take the distance. The problem is my legs. I get aches and pains, not short of breath.
What a lovely, amiable, young woman, and an excellent explanatory video. Very motivating. So glad I watched this. Good luck my fellow amateur runners 🏃♀️
I don’t run I hate it but I have nothing else to do since gyms are closed. Two days ago was the first time that I jogged 3 miles pretty much nonstop and felt so good!
Forcing myself to run during this quarantine. Up to 5 miles every other day at a turtle pace. I hated running an now I found a new passion
i would recommend doing some interval speed work as well, so that you can go faster during your long runs, and it helps your normal speed feel like a lower intensity.
RUN FASTER!
john c I’m going to try that tomorrow!
I’ve been running too since quarantine took place, but sometimes I feel like I’m starting to get mentally tired of it. I ran my furthest of 8.5mi in April, but haven’t run anything close to that this month.
Same!!!
Good going Louie...
My mind tells me to run longer but my legs says no
Alexia Zamora my stomach cramps say no 😭
Omg me too my friend 😂😂😂 legs and stomach says no but my heart says yesss.
Tell your legs to shut up
My legs are fine and don’t get that tired it’s just that I suddenly turn asthmatic during the first 5 minutes
Olivia • SAMEEEEE
On Sept, I went to the Dr and found out I had very high cholesterol and high blood pressure. I’m not fit AT ALL. I made a lifestyle change and signed up for the gym on October 1. My goal was to be able to run a mile non-stop and not slowing down. I started with a walk/run interval. I could barely run for 1 minute without wanting to pass out. As the weeks went on, I would add time by telling myself “just one more minute”.
It’s been 10 weeks since I first started and my last long distance run was this past Friday. I ran for 26 minutes non-stop. My pace was slow but my breathing was in rhythm and my body was relaxed. I probably could’ve made it to 30 minutes. It was probably the first time I experienced a real runners high.
For those having a hard time running longer, when you want to stop, tell yourself “just one more minute”.
great story!
Here’s a gift 🎁 🎁🎁🎁
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Wow! Well said 👏 👏 👏🥰
Great, thanks for the tips.
wow... just that's amazing! such a inspiring story and i'm so happy for you!
I’m confused by the beany and sleeveless, is it cold or warm there?!
Caleb Chapman damn you beat me to it! Thought I was the only one
Fashion.
Easy, some peoples ears get cold.. That's me. Whne it's cold i can wear a tank but if my ears are covered i'm good.
She's giving the cold shoulder treatment.
Is it cold or warm in San Francisco? Yes
The brain 🧠 says quit long before the body would actually give up 👊 You got this
That's when I hit the "nitrous" for about 10 strides. It improves my time every time.
Its not the brain for me...it is the burning of my lungs and the breathing trouble that does that lol
@@dragonchr15 i smoke 10 years or so plus smoke pot daily but never notice burning in lungs lol even when i run when high haha
Yeah but no, my body just gives up everytime while my brain still wanna go on.
@@dragonchr15 go slow on your lungs
“Inhale through your nose and exhale through your nose.”
Allergies: Yeah, that’s not a thing we do here
Faxxx
Voldemort- same
Shit I have a hard time breathing including sleeping that’s why I sleep with my mouth open
I know it’s nasty but that’s how I sleep and I hate it.
Liv Pasion omg same, I hate it here :(
I'm a beginner runner and have only been running for about two/three weeks. These tips helped me run my first mile ever, and I did it in 10 minutes! So thank you for making this video. It helped me a lot! My mindset when it comes to running is changing, but the change is GOOD.
Madeline Moore the best tip is Don’t Run hard all the time just do slow longer runs and get as much miles in a week that’s how you’ll improve Just don’t go every run trying to go 100% effort because you’ll either get injured,over trained or Be put off it
Logan Williams precisely. on my running team, each week we do say one day long run, next few days easy, then a speed workout - i will say it’s rather effective 😂
Did you run as fast as you can during the run/walk intervals, or as far as you can before getting out of breath? Thank you.
9 months later .. how you doing so far Madeline
Made any progress ?
@@Desilv I ran pretty regularly from March to August but less regularly when school started. However I’ve still made progress and ran 2 miles a few times in the summer at 9:30-11:30 pace (2 miles is my longest distance). Now I do less running and more strength training, but when I do run on cardio days, I run at least a mile. Since running isn’t my primary form of exercise anymore, I don’t do it as much but am still pleased with my progress.
There is nothing on this earth that exhausts me more than running....i am competely beat and exhausted after just a 1.5 mile run....and we are not even talking at a fast pace....
I started that way too,keep going at it, it only gets better. Now I can enjoy a 10 mile run
Toby L How! I need to know haha
Keep going!! I was exactly like that before I joined my school's xc team. I couldn't even run a mile without stopping, now I'm 14 and I love to run I'm definitely not the best on the team (I'm actually one of the slowest) but since I started I have loved it so much. U don't have to be good at it to enjoy it
Toby L wow how long did it take to get to that level?
Running is not my problem I can easily run ten miles or more it’s boredom after five miles I’m so bored I just want to turn around and go home but I still power through yes I listen to music I run different places. Any advice
Short Run (400 meters or 1/4 mile)
10 Air Squats
30 Second Plank
Rest 2 minutes
Repeat 3-5 times
Thank you!
Teaching yourself to relax while running keeps you centered and comfortable.
I have become pretty much addicted to my morning run lol. I believe running long runs make u mentally stronger
I run xc and I have always struggled the worst with my brain telling me to stop when I can go on. Once I learned more proper breathing techniques I realized I could run for way longer than I expected
Camera-person: what is up with the continuous shifting to the “watch them speak from the side now” perspective?
John McWade I think it was because there were people walking in the background
Aundreya Barner no it’s easier to focus
Run walk is such a great way of getting started... you can get off the couch and just walk then increase the amount you run... walk a half hour and run for a minute or what ever you can. Increase the amount you run and reduce the amount you walk. That’s how I started running ... started walking in August and then ran 22km in November. Take it slow and just move!
Did 2 out of the 3, when "started" 6 or 7 years ago. Just completed my Third marathons last months.
Started running for the first time in my life (I’m 38). Running 10-15 miles a week. Can run 3 miles without a walk break now, and am down about 40 lbs in about 5 months. I still hate every grueling step and breathe, but feel a massive sense of pride and accomplishment after every run. I don’t run cuz it feels good in the moment, but because itll make me feel good in the long run
Love this! Thanks for sharing.
@@TheRunExperience thank you! You guys (and yoga) have allowed me to run with minimal pain. Makes it easier to hit the pavement every other day. Keep up the great work. I am from the bay and hope to see yall when I run the streets of SF
I'm not a big commenter but Coach Holly, all the tips that you've shared not just in this video, but across all your videos on this channel have been the core to my learning and improvement in running. You provide a real education and spare no detail worth knowing and applying. Your approach is fuss free and I love the energy that you bring to the table. You're not saying that "everyone can run because it'll get easier", you're saying that "everyone can run because they can". So much power to you from the Philippines!
Hi Raja! Given that you’re not a big commenter, I’m glad you commented. I really enjoy coaching you guys and making you see all that you can do, sometimes before you see it! Thanks for training with us :)
raja is a boy name 😃
just go out and have fun, play around like when you was a kid. thats the best training ! climb trees jump stones swim in lakes what ever.
I’m not even listening, just staring at those guns, quads and abs, look super strong!
AgnesJXmonkeys Stop beating around the bush 😂
Coach Holly rocks. She’s so inspirational. I see Run Experience videos, and it gets me out the door. You do wonderful things for people!
I have cross country training tomorrow and this has helped me practice a lot for the trading then for the actual thing. In February anyone else who using this to learn u got this!!!
I’m here because I leave for Navy boot camp in 18 days and I have to be able to run for a mile and a half in 15 minutes when I get there. I’ve been so stressed about doing this and I believe my issue is that I didn’t have any idea how to go about it in an effective way. I was basically improvising which hasn’t been useful but these videos have made a HUGE difference in a short period of time.
I leave in 18 days this year. Did you ever find a solution? Running is my biggest worry, i feel like my head is underwater. If you can help, pls and thank you :)
Here because I love the channel, always great to hear your guys advice. You gave me an idea for a video for me to film from this. Thanks
I ran 15K last friday, very happy!
I also bought a tight run beanie. It’s VERY tight. I look ridiculous.
Michael Østergaard Jesus loves you
Thank you. I am sharing this now with my buddy who wants to start running.
OMG I need your quad sweeps, you've given me winter fitness goals right there. Actually, I need your delts too!
I’m getting back into running after a long break & this workout is such a great way to diversify my short 1.5 mile runs and distract me from being frustrated at how hard they have been.
Hi Holly,
I tried what you talked about and I like it. I’m the firefighter paramedic that lost approx 185 pounds. (I’m pretty sure I told you this before) I did that by watching some of your videos about running. I have been running about 5 years and I’m always looking for ways to improve so I watch your videos. Boy what a difference in my life it made. I went from being the big guy at the fire house to the guy that always goes downstairs on duty and works out. At my heaviest my waist size was 60 inches. Today 34 inches. When I was done with all my weight loss I had to have skin removed around my waist. Thanks once again and maybe I will post some pictures before and after what I looked like. Most people did not even recognize me that did not see me on a regular basis. Enjoy your Xmas.
Well done!! and Happy Holidays!
I need a running date with this lady.
Malaki727 - get in line, my fellow runner. 😜
Malaki727 I was going to comment that but guess you got dibs
Even if I was paid to have a running date with her, I'd decline.
You probably could’t keep up. Better view that way
@@KaizerBillimoria yeah 😑😑
BTW, I just subscribed. I look forward to hearing more from you.
Man, I've been doing breathing all wrong. Thanks for the tips. Gonna try these on my next run.
I do a cross country team and the “easy” warm up is FIVE FRICKEN MILES😑 that’s WHY IM here
Felt that
same here
IM IN THE SAME BOAT AND I GHINK IM GONNA CRY
Bruh.... I can’t run a block! :( help
SAME
I used to be able to run 3 to 6 miles without stopping. I stopped for 6 years and now I'm just trying to get myself up to a mile. I'm going to try this. Thank you. Getting old sucks.
Good luck Ben! Believe in yourself!
@@TheRunExperience I just ran last night. 1.5 miles nonstop at a 8.41 mile pace. Thanks for the tips. Getting better every week.
So grateful for you guys to share this experience and expertise so generously. At 43 years of age I’ve only just started running a week ago and I can already see improvement in form and stamina - I didn’t think it would happen - but the human body is so magical at transformation! I get a lot of help from UA-cam in this and generous coaches like you. Thank you once again.
Coach Holly, you're the cutest! Thank you so much for these tips. I want to be a runner, and next week I will implement your techniques, starting with a minute jog throughout my walking, and working on my breathing!
I practice the WHM pretty regularly and I started running after my workout at the gym. I noticed myself doing deep breaths halfway through my running and it really does help
Since the gyms have closed, I've been trying to 🔍 on running. Its not easy, but I told myself what else are gonna do. I find your advice very helpful. Glad I found your channel.
So glad you found us! Stay with it - running is the best!
Been running 10-12 miles since quarantine, use to just do 8 tops. Now I’m training to go further , foot is in some pain , been adding on yoga at the end of the day and icing my feet also staying present in my strides and form has helped heal my feet while I run as my body adjusts to the new mileage. Love running 💕 thanks for the extra tips
Awesome work! And glad this video helped a few touches on the training. Keep up the good work. We have some good videos about the feet if you want to check them out.
Thanks for all the info I'm currently working on this and can feel myself getting better and better.
These sounds like summer pretty solid tips & I’m going to try to keep this in mind. I do more so treadmill running due to doing some weight & body weight training as well at my gym. The goal is to one day get back into a real track and try to get a nonstop mile in. Thanks for the tips.
is that the golden Gate Bridge in the background? a running tutorial and amazing photography!
Great advice!!
TRE coaches are awesome! For breathing drills I place my hand on my stomach for 20-30 seconds throughout a run to make sure I’m belly breathing. I have sinus issues so the nose breathing is often too difficult. Also added in 30 sec per 1 or 1.5 mile walk breaks for my long runs of 10+ miles and really helps reset form and I find my recovery is much quicker. For reference, I started with 15 second jog by 60 second walk 2 years and 80 pounds ago.
I don't like doing them, but intervals once a week are the best way I've found to increase distance. But I mostly do trail running, where the hills are the real "problem" (but also what makes it so much fun).
Totally agree! The hills are so hard but definitely keep the runs more interesting. Intervals feel the same way.
This is one intelligent lady! I liked the part about not pushing yourself.
Have you ever heard of "windshield wiper" breath?
Thank you!
Where's the video on how to get those arms?
Day 1: I ran for 2 minutes after watching this. (Before it was only 30 seconds) I actually cant belive it! :D
Itz_ya_ panda love reading this!! Well done!
How’s it going now?
@@wakonalds3469 really good! I can now run for 8 minutes without stopping:D
@@xannahowx I’m glad to hear 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 keep it up
@@wakonalds3469 hope you are getting on well :D
Awesome video, very instructive as always 🙏 thank you for your time.
My advice for beginners would be. Make the time duration of the whole run/walk longer and longer. Then get to be able to run a hour and a half(1.5 hours) at a run/walk alternating speed. Then you are leveled up to level 5 and your stats increased.
literally i force myself to go as far as i can from home and when i feel like giving up then when i turn around i have no other choice than to do the rest of the trail home and i usually end up doing about a 10-15 km walk/run
Me too lol
Thank you so much! I am going to follow the steps!
Thank you so much!
This was so helpful and straightforward!
That's what I see a lot of people doing when I run and it makes them feel exhausted and stop. They run with their mouth open. My longest run has been 3 hours non stop and that was doing my first half marathon back in october. I have a 15k this Sunday and a half in about 2 more weeks... Running the LA Marathon in March. My first marathon ever!
You're going to crush!
Great topic! I’m using similar methods as I try to stretch myself out and increase me weekly mileage. I find that body position is key especially up hill!
Doggo at 0:38
Gian Pardo ty
I used to be so good at running like I was at the top 5 of my class at running the fastest mile. I used to run with this one other girl and she really helped me improve by running with me, sadly she is in another class now so I don't really have her guide anymore. So I switched and I run with my best friend now, but recently I haven't been working out or improving because my mental state isn't well, so I've been just trashing my body. The most recent time I've ran I was good in the first 2-3 laps but I couldn't keep up when it came to the middle of the second lap. My running friend noticed and wanted to help but our PE teacher is really strict and doesn't let us walk, so she had to leave me. I was so disappointed in myself. But here I am the next weekend searching up tips to run and working out like crazy lol.
Coach holly having a great regards for you and all of efforts
Running outside is so challenging,but once I get it done,I feel great,the more u do it the easier it gets,stretch before u start a run,I then warm up walking 10 minutes,then I run,I been learning thru the years,
Started running a month ago, 5k in 35 mins and now I’ve got it down to 28 mins but at that pace I can’t run the whole distance.
I do orange theory and endurance days on the treadmill are tough. Thanks for the tips! 😌
Coach Holly🦋 excellent demo and tips on improving you running 🏃♀️ technique ❤️xoxo
Holly. I know this is a older video. But I got a question. I stumbled upon this video because I’m struggling with breathing while running. I did the workout in the video today. Ran for 1/4 mile , did 10 air squats and 30 second plank , then walked for one minute than ran another 1/4 mile and repeat. Until I did 3.3 miles. Should I aim to do this workout once a week?? Or more
She is a tank! 💪
I've been used to doing 10k's, but in summer I tried a 15k; once i got up to 13k, my ankles just seemed to buckle.
This was great advice, thank you.
Great video, thanks coach !
I needed this, thank you! 😊
I'll get tired and almost trip lmao
Legendof ZELDA 🤣🤣🤣Same
@@cherokeecousins7732 😂😂
I joined the soccer team this year and we have practices. Because it’s so much running we have to run a mile or 2. Sometimes we just run 4 laps but I have a lot of trouble with breathing and running for a good amount of time.
Great video Holly. Rainy day here in the Bay, but, after watching this, I’m gonna give it a try. Off to the gym
John012196 way to get after it!
I just started running, I’m really out of shape... plan on doing a half marathon in roughly 8 months. I really hope this youtube channel helps me learn haha
Are you still doing your race?
@@Kelly_Ben Yes, although with everything happening in the world the race isn’t happening so I’m just doing it “unofficially” on my own
@@chris123chris82 Maybe you can have family or friends meet you at the finish to give you some of that race day support and excitement? Good luck!
I have a minor in vocal singing (which includes lots of breathing technique/practice) and find it humorous how she says to use "deep belly breathing" but then proceeds to only expand her rib cage lol.....When breathing from the diaphragm most of the expanding should be done from the belly--not the ribs. A good way to practice this is by laying done flat on the ground and take deep breaths, you'll notice your belly move up and down, this is proper breathing. Infants do it all the time but somehow adults struggle. Proper breathing will definitely benefit us runners.
Man I seriously needed this video and subscribe d immediately
Great work keep it up
Love from india
This helped so much thanks so much
I’ve always been overweight and I’ve been trying to lose weight by running but I could only do 500 meters before I was to tired
After I watched this video I went for my usual run and took your advice and I ran my first ever mile run
Thank you so much I think I will actualy start to see some improvement now
I am so happy to read this!! Nice job!
Thanks holly. Really enjoyed this video. I'm an awkward runner. This should help
Awesomeness is what you are thanks for the helpful tips... could you do a video on cold weather running... the breathing of cold air is not easy... appreciate any pointers. TY🏃♂️🤗💕
Check our channel. Just published ones a few weeks ago!
Your talking is really effective and motivating ...... 🏃🚶🏃
Glad you think so! Thanks for the comment.
I wanna run to catch the bus 😂
That's a major incentive, that for me to learn to sprint at 55 years old and still sprinting for buses now at 63😀
@@tobyl996 wow lol
I like setting a goal before I run and I just won’t stop until I’ve completed the goal I set for myself
Best coach ever
I always run out and backs. This way a 10 mile run is not a big deal because I’m only out 5. There’s only one way to get back and that’s 5miles back. Since I want it to end faster rather than slower I won’t want to walk. :)
Jason Maguire I do the same exact thing! Makes it so much easier. - Holly
@Jason
didn't get u... would you plz explain.
Tough Mastermind run away from your starting point for half of your total mileage. This will force you to run your mileage goals. If you choose to run for time the same thing applies.
Hi Holly
I always watch your videos and I’m going to try this. Thanks once again and I will let you know how it goes.
Peter Joseph please do! Love hearing the reports back.
Do make a video on sub 60min 10km that would be helpful for many runners ❤️
Thanks Coach Holly!!! #TheRunExperience #CoachHolly 💯✔️💪🏼💪🏼👌🏼👌🏼
I ran 8.1 miles today 😎. I’ve been running consistently for almost 2 months. I feel that my heart and lungs can take the distance. The problem is my legs. I get aches and pains, not short of breath.
What kind of watch are you wearing? Is it good with keeping track of your exercises?
Love it coach. Thanks
I have a big passion at running!
Thank you this is so helpful . Hello from Sydney Australia
Great informations
Also how do you get used to breathing during intense exercise? It's easy to get into heavy breathing and exhaust your body without realizing it
I’m impressed of how great your arms look.
1st ways is 0:41
2nd way is 1:04
Hope I helped you!
thanks for the advice!
What a lovely, amiable, young woman, and an excellent explanatory video. Very motivating. So glad I watched this. Good luck my fellow amateur runners 🏃♀️
Thank you so much! Happy to help :) - Holly
Great video - very motivating
I don’t run I hate it but I have nothing else to do since gyms are closed. Two days ago was the first time that I jogged 3 miles pretty much nonstop and felt so good!
Who knows! You might end up liking it now that it's the only option. Let us know if you need anything!
I found the second point effective ..... Thanks 😊😊
You're welcome 😊