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Running is a simple and incredibly beneficial form of physical activity that is very accessible. Starting to run regularly can be difficult. But if you still succeed, you will receive lots of advantages. What changes will happen to your body if you start running every day? 00:00 Intro 00:21 You will be happier 00:48 You will burn a lot of calories 01:12 Strong knees 01:46 Healthy heart 02:04 Brain efficiency 02:22 Deep sleep 02:39 Strong immunity 02:54 Beautiful legs 03:17 Running safety 03:46 Street VS Treadmill

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