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Whether had to pull back from running because of an injury, time constraints, unforeseen life issues

Whether had to pull back from running because of an injury, time constraints, unforeseen life issues, or you just needed a mental break, returning to running can seem overwhelming. But if you’re ready to get back into it again, remember you don’t need a perfect opportunity to lace up your shoes and head out the door—just the determination to do so. To make your return to the sport successful, you also need a few smart strategies to stave off injury, maintain your motivation, and boost your fitness. So we spoke with experts and gathered strategies on how to get back into running after a hiatus. Here’s how to have the ultimate comeback. [View in Browser]( [Runner's World Logo]( [SHOP]( [RW+ EXCLUSIVE]( [SUBSCRIBE]( [7 Keys to Help You Nail Your Comeback]( [7 Keys to Help You Nail Your Comeback]( [7 Keys to Help You Nail Your Comeback]( Whether had to pull back from running because of an injury, time constraints, unforeseen life issues, or you just needed a mental break, returning to running can seem overwhelming. But if you’re ready to get back into it again, remember you don’t need a perfect opportunity to lace up your shoes and head out the door—just the determination to do so. To make your return to the sport successful, you also need a few smart strategies to stave off injury, maintain your motivation, and boost your fitness. So we spoke with experts and gathered strategies on how to get back into running after a hiatus. Here’s how to have the ultimate comeback. Whether had to pull back from running because of an injury, time constraints, unforeseen life issues, or you just needed a mental break, returning to running can seem overwhelming. But if you’re ready to get back into it again, remember you don’t need a perfect opportunity to lace up your shoes and head out the door—just the determination to do so. To make your return to the sport successful, you also need a few smart strategies to stave off injury, maintain your motivation, and boost your fitness. So we spoke with experts and gathered strategies on how to get back into running after a hiatus. Here’s how to have the ultimate comeback. [Read More]( [Read More](   [Try Out These Expert-Recommended Under Armour Running Shoes For Your Next Pair of Kicks]( [Try Out These Expert-Recommended Under Armour Running Shoes For Your Next Pair of Kicks]( The apparel-company-turned-shoemaker has doubled down on its running game with shoes. [Read More](       [Kevin Hart Tore His Abdomen Racing a Former NFL Player in a 40-Yard Dash]( [Kevin Hart Tore His Abdomen Racing a Former NFL Player in a 40-Yard Dash]( “Ladies and gentlemen, the age 40 is real. Respect that age.” [Read More](   [How to Watch the 2023 World Track Championships]( [How to Watch the 2023 World Track Championships]( Here’s your daily guide to must-see races and viewing options. [Read More](       [Refresh Your Running Shoes For Less With Up to 41% Off at Allbirds]( [Refresh Your Running Shoes For Less With Up to 41% Off at Allbirds]( Snag a new pair of running shoes for as low as $79. [Read More](   [Watch: Two Golf Carts Carrying Athletes Crash at World Championships, Delaying Noah Lyles’s Heat]( [Watch: Two Golf Carts Carrying Athletes Crash at World Championships, Delaying Noah Lyles’s Heat]( Jamaican sprinter Andrew Hudson allegedly got glass in his eye after a vehicle was t-boned outside of the stadium. [Read More](   [90-Day Transformation Challenge: Abs](   Follow Us [Unsubscribe]( | [Privacy Notice/Notice at Collection]( RunnersWorld.com ©2023 Hearst Magazines, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Magazines, 300 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019

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