I am suck at running and am trying to learn to like it. Tell

I don't
I hate it
But i met a qt cardio bunny and we run marathons together. I hate running but i enjoy her company.

>>39723072
i dont like it but i need it

Running is a thrill. When you feel the waves of wind rush past your hair from a smooth slow breeze to a swift air motion. Ah! Such a thrill even more intense when you have to evade people, cars, and obstacles

>Tell me why do you like to run, /fit/?
We don't and you're in the wrong board to ask this

>>39723072
get to run with short shorts and shirtless and get mired in a village full of high school girls

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Just think about how much good you're doing your lungs and heart. Weightlifting is to your muscles and bones as is aerobic cardio is to your heart and lungs. Become a truly well rounded /fit/izen.

>tfw baked out of my mind, listening to metal, and crushing 4mi trail runs

I never knew such bliss until I combined the spaced out feeling with runner's high.

I did couch to 5k it is pretty good. You can progress the days quicker if you aren't a huge lardass because I think it tells to do 3 a week or something. Anyway after I finished it I kept running for a good while until one day it was raining and I decided to go to the gym and use a stationary bike to do my cardio it was really easy and I had to go pretty hard to keep my heart rate up and after I was done I went on with my day. However the next morning when I woke up I had a stabbing pain in my left knee my first step out of bed which persisted for like 2 months and that was enough to break my running habit and I haven't started again. Still not sure what I did to my knee. I think I might have been short stroking the bike very slightly by not have the height set right and jacked up some of the finer bits inside my knee.