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"Running against traffic allows the runner to be in command. Anyone who is alert and agile should be able to stay aware"#HealthTipTuesday (via Twitter twitter.com/youthrunnola/status/651424642846953476)

Beginner runner? Try the run/walk approach! Run a short distance, then walk. You'll be running long distances in no time! #healthtiptuesday (via Twitter ift.tt/1GmsXv4)

Rest days are training days! Taking care of your body is the best way to get ready for a race. #healthtiptuesday (via Twitter ift.tt/1qTaEUw)

If you're running at the optimal level, you should be able to carry on a conversation as you go. #healthtiptuesday (via Twitter ift.tt/1x915Yx)

5 minutes! Running just this much per day cuts your risk of cardiovascular disease by 45% and increase life expectancy by three years. #healthtiptuesday #NOLA #fun #runbyyouth #werunthiscity : @GigsyCo t.co/oFWFEFXe28 (via Twitter twitter.com/youthrunnola/status/940620977263796224)

Eating less and running more is never a good idea. The body burns more fat during and right after a run so if you eat less while increasing mileage, you could force your body into hibernation. #HealthTipTuesday #runbyyouth #werunthiscity : @GigsyCo t.co/LOqsvkMRln (via Twitter twitter.com/youthrunnola/status/932990137247690753)

Did you know that for every mile that you race, you should allow one full day of recovery? #healthtiptuesday (via Twitter ift.tt/1DfK2p9)

There are many benefits of running. Some of the benefits are: relieving stress, boosting the brain’s serotonin levels which make you calmer and more relaxed. #HealthTipTuesday #health #runNOLA #werunthiscity t.co/rWcLuzPP1Y (via Twitter twitter.com/youthrunnola/status/976127393445400576)

Rest days are important, it allows your body to recover. Recovery reduces your risk of overuse injuries. Rest days are essential to becoming a faster, stronger runner and achieving your goals. Rest days provide mental benefits as well. #healthtiptuesday t.co/eDwX7zhtIT (via Twitter twitter.com/youthrunnola/status/1021786255879811073)

Drink about 20 oz. of water two hours prior to running.This will give it time to pass through your system before your run. #HealthTipTuesday (via Twitter twitter.com/youthrunnola/status/765614279097589760)

The Even-Pace Rule: The best way to race to a personal best is to maintain an even pace from start to finish. If you run too fast early in the race, you almost always risk burning out later --- remember it's all about that pace! #HealthTipTuesday #runNOLA #runbyyouth t.co/WJRbp98YX5 (via Twitter twitter.com/youthrunnola/status/986354513937346560)

Planning on running for over 90 minutes? Pack a snack and refuel as you go. #healthtiptuesday (via Twitter ift.tt/1u7Ndf4)

According to @runnersworld, any complex carbohydrates you enjoy are a good choice the night (or day) before a race, long run, or hard workout. These carbs help prevent you from hitting a wall, aslong as you fuel correctly. Carbs are a great source of energy! #HealthTipTuesday t.co/Uz546MDXuG (via Twitter twitter.com/youthrunnola/status/1014182797135802369)