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Do you want to be a runner but don't know where to start?
Do you have questions but aren't sure who to ask?
Our New to Run 101 System has all the information you need
to be a successful runner.
This is the only running program developed specifically for beginneres
by a Doctor of Physical Therapy and an Ironman coach.
If you're reading this, you want to get into running but aren't sure where to start, or maybe you're a beginner who has gotten started but needs more information on how to keep going. You might be wondering, how do I pick the right shoe? How do I run without getting injured? How quickly should I increase my distance?
Want to hear the good news? There are TONS of newbie runners out there just like you who need exactly what you need; information and support. Our team developed the New to Run 101 System especially for beginner runners, folks who want to run, but don't have everything they need to confidently get started.
The New to Run 101 System is a foolproof way to navigate big topics like how to pick the right gear and how to set realistic running goals. You'll also get all the little topics like how to warm up properly, how to cool down correctly and what to eat (or not eat) before a run. With our pro team at your side, you'll learn how to pick the best surfaces to run on and how to avoid common running mistakes.
We guarantee our program will start you running and keep you running.
Runner Level
Hours of Video
Retail Value
the gear you (Actually) need to go running
We’ll discuss finding the right type of shoes, what clothes you probably already have in your closet that can be used for running and the stuff you really don't need to get out the door.
How to get out the door
You’ll learn pre-run techniques to set yourself up for success. This section includes how to warm up for running, what to eat/drink and how to get in the right mindest to be successful.
How long, how often, How Much to run
You’ll learn how to safely build up your running time, distance and surfaces to ensure an injury-free running experience. We will present basic skills and drills to keep your running fun and engaging.
how to stay motivated and keep on running
We'll help you navigate common ups and downs of staying consistent with your running goals, and give you proven tips and tricks (used by newbies and sesoned runners alike) to stay on track.
We are so confident the New to Run 101 System will get you out the door and running confidently, we offer a money back guarantee.
If you're not convinced this program improved your running, shoot us a message and we will refund your money. No questions asked.
Take the first step toward becoming the runner you've always wanted to be...
for less than the price of a pair of running shoes.
The New to Run 101 System Includes:
Introduction to Running
Health Benefits of Running
Running Gear Round-Up
Running Shoe Comparisons
Motivation & Training Strategies
Technique Skills & Drills
Tips for Surfaces to Run On
Common Run Injuries and How to Avoid Them
Warm Up and Cool Down Exercises
Real Talk on How to Recover From a Run
New To Run 101 Course
Price was $200
For a limited time, order now and receive for free:
3 Beginner-Friendly Running Workouts
(Valued at an additional $100)
loveCoach Paul Herberger and Dr. Milica McDowell are a husband and wife team who have been helping runners reach their goals. Paul is a sought-after coach and trainer who believes everyone has the potential to be their athletic best. Milica is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who believes running is accesible to ALL people, even if you have previous injuries or have been told (by some yahoo who's probably not a runner) that running is not for you.
Together Paul and Milica have coached newbie and beginner runners to achieve goals like making running a weekly habit or finishing their first race. They have also worked with elite runners (who all were once beginners) including Boston Marathon competitors, Ironman World Championship qualifiers and UltraMarathon racers.
Paul and Milica love keeping runners running and when they're not coaching or cheering on a client, you can find them surfing, biking, skiing or out for a jog with their Goldendoodle and Maltipoo.