As Someone Who Never Runs, I’m Starting to Run

<h1>Why Did I Decide to Start Running?</h1>
<p>Hello fellow cyclists… We have been sharing so much throughout our cycling journey for a long time, haven’t we? I want to add a new branch to my sports life. I frequently see and admire how <strong>those who run also cycle, and those who cycle also run</strong>. For this reason, I have decided to start running bit by bit…! However, the story behind this begins at a completely different point. Let’s take a look at that starting point.</p>

<h2>Hello from my childhood!</h2>
<p>I remember those sweet days when I wanted to be a runner in the neighborhood; I even made little attempts on my own but could never keep them up. It was, of course, my fault that I couldn’t continue, but I never knew how I should have been guided. I even participated in an inter-school running race. And the result? Utter disappointment, of course… I ended my non-existent running career right there. It was a sport I always postponed, saying “maybe later,” which is why I believe it’s time to start somewhere.</p>

<blockquote>To a man who will run on his own, what are your recommendations? If you are reading this and seeing this part… Please help me based on your experiences. I need your advice.</blockquote>

<h2>What do I need to run?</h2>
<ol>
<li>Shoes</li>
<li>Shorts</li>
<li>T-shirt</li>
<li>Water bottle</li>
<li>Supplements</li>
<li>Nutrition, etc…</li>
</ol>
<p>When I think about it, I could go on and extend this list… A man like me can never start something, or doesn’t feel like he can, without being fully equipped… However, when I think about it, I came across a conversation on social media the other day where this question was asked:</p>

<blockquote><strong>What do you need to run?</strong></blockquote>
<p>The list above is actually just a list of excuses… I realized that from the answer given to that question. What do you think the answer was? <strong>The answer: <em>”I need two legs!”</em></strong> The universe is showing me exactly what I need. You know the “red car effect,” right? Whatever you focus on, that is what you encounter… Yes, during those wonderful days when I was focusing on running, right at the time when my list of excuses was active, it brought me a wonderful question and a magnificent answer…</p>

<h3>The excuses are over… Let the movement begin…</h3>
<p>Now, a new one has been added to our blog topics… If it continues—and I believe it will—I will try to share information about running, alongside cycling, and my progress in my blog and YouTube videos.</p>

<p>Yes, my friends…
I am putting the list of excuses on the shelf and taking action…</p>

<p>I wish everyone happy and enjoyable sports.</p>