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If the last time you ran a mile was back in grade school, it can be difficult to get back into a running routine. For many people, the key is to dedicate yourself to your running goals and vow to stick with it. These inspiring websites will help you to develop a running plan, and they might even make you look forward to your morning jog.

The 8-Week Beginner’s Program
Runner’s World magazine developed this detailed program to help aspiring runners to get on track. It is designed to get you to a place where you can comfortably run nonstop for 30 minutes, which is approximately 2 miles. With precise time frames and workouts for each week, this is a no-brainer for anyone looking to begin a more active lifestyle.

Running 101: A Beginner’s Guide
Fitness Magazine’s beginner runner’s guide answers any questions you might have about getting started running, and it even recommends foods to eat to boost your energy. This guide will also help you decide if running on the treadmill or running outside is better for you.

6 Tips for New Runners
These tips, created by SheKnows, are targeted toward women who want to begin running. They provide inspiring advice and informational tips to get you running and then keep you going.

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The Miami Design District is a neighborhood dedicated to “the unity of design, fashion, art, and architecture.” Spearheaded by L Real Estate and entrepreneur Craig Robins, this design enclave showcases dozens of exhibition spaces and galleries, as well as public art, innovative restaurants, and creative retail stores.

For an afternoon of high-end shopping, the Miami Design District has plenty to offer. Swing by this neighborhood, located less than three miles from Downtown Miami, for the latest luxury goods from fashion designers like Christian Louboutin, Emilio Pucci, Prada, Rick Owens, Marni, and Cartier. Modern design enthusiasts will find offerings from home decor stores such as Design Within Reach, Jonathan Adler, Ligne Roset, and Armani/Casa. After a long day of shopping, you’re sure to be hungry, and the Miami Design District has eating covered. Make a reservation today to dine at hotspots like Mercato, The Cypress Room, Oak Tavern, and Lemoni Cafe. Though Miami has no shortage of luxury offerings, the Miami Design District elevates art and design to the next level.

Miami Design District
3841 NE 2nd Avenue
Miami, FL 33137
(305) 722-7100
www.miamidesigndistrict.net

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