Nike Run Club
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Pros
- The most I do is log them on Nike Run Club
- I’m not sure I would have gotten into and more importantly stuck with running without Nike Run Club. Getting through that first mile or two was HARD as a beginner and having a friendly voice encouraging me on and keeping my pace in check...
- I'm also a huge fan of Nike Run Club and its guided runs. I love that i can play music and it will automatically lower and raise the music whenever a coach pops in or out of a run.
- If you don't have a watch, you could use Strava or Nike Run Club to track you …
- If you don't have a watch, you could use Strava or Nike Run Club to track you running - the app will show you your pace, if you don't find it annoying to keep looking at it.
Cons
- I started the Nike Run Club but I had to take a few days off because my legs were in pain. I’m starting to think that five runs per week may be too much for me as a beginner runner.
- In the past, I have used the Adidas app, Strava, Nike Run Club, Brooks Run Club (probably my favorite), and Vitality (from work) to sync my watch to or log manual runs
Sentiment
9 positive (75%) · 2 mixed (17%) · 1 negative (8%)
Trust + time weighted score: +67% · raw score 67%
What redditors said (10 of 12)
The most I do is log them on Nike Run Club
I’m not sure I would have gotten into and more importantly stuck with running without Nike Run Club. Getting through that first mile or two was HARD as a beginner and having a friendly voice encouraging me on and keeping my pace in check was invaluable.
I'm also a huge fan of Nike Run Club and its guided runs. I love that i can play music and it will automatically lower and raise the music whenever a coach pops in or out of a run.
I started the Nike Run Club but I had to take a few days off because my legs were in pain. I’m starting to think that five runs per week may be too much for me as a beginner runner.
I started the Nike Run Club but I had to take a few days off because my legs were in pain. I’m starting to think that five runs per week may be too much for me as a beginner runner.
If you don't have a watch, you could use Strava or Nike Run Club to track you …
If you don't have a watch, you could use Strava or Nike Run Club to track you running - the app will show you your pace, if you don't find it annoying to keep looking at it.
I started running in May slowly with Nike Run Club first 5k then 10k and now Half Marathon.
I use Nike Run Club and also Nike Training. Both have lots of workouts for free
If you want something with more structure to help, Couch to 5K, None to Run, or Nike Run Club are all solid beginner resources to safely increase the amount of running you're doing.
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