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No pain, no gain?

I think it's just learning to be uncomfortable and that it's 'part of the process'.

Imagine how good you'll feel after. It's all I can come up with.

For me it's not that running is uncomfortable. It's that running is boring.

I use it as podcast or audiobook time. Which is good because with everyone working from home I've lost my commute listening time.

I thin this plays a huge factor. Running on a treadmill is almost impossible for me (without watching a movie or something visual), but running in real life is more bearable. I feel engagement certainly helps.

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