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    the first signs that you are starting to get your trail legs is that you will still run out of breath but you'll notice that your steps are getting longer and you're going further between stops.

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    After two weeks, I tend to really hit my stride. I did the same amount of miles per day at the end as I did in the beginning. It just got easier.

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    sorry,it took so long to get back with you.for as overweight going by the Army std.i am.I was 249lbs(being layed off didnt help) but im down to 235lbs and up to 5miles a day.After retiring from the Army Res.i havent ran in 2yrs and didnt want to after doing for 22yrs,but after going on that hike may me do some thinking,thats why im taking my time and i feel 100%better now.Im want to get down to 200lbs-Army std are 195lbs @5'11''.Thanks for ask.Charles
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    Shoes,
    What kind of aerobic conditioning are you doing?
    You said you are up to 3 miles on a bike?
    That's not really a lot. Are you overweight?
    I tend to slow down if I get out of breath but keep going. If I stop once I tend to keep stopping on a long climb-it seems to get easier to stop.

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