Who you used to do it with?

I would usually go by myself, although occasionally I would go with a friend or family member.

Why you stopped?

I stopped running for a few reasons. First, I developed some knee problems that made it painful to run for long periods of time. Second, I became very busy with school and work, which made it difficult to find time to fit in a run. Finally, I found that I was more interested in other forms of exercise, such as lifting weights and doing yoga.

Say if you would like to restart it or not, why?

Despite these reasons, I do still have a Nostalgic desire to start running again. There is something very meditative and cathartic about the act of running, and I miss the feeling of accomplishment that comes with completing a long run. However, I am also aware that my knee problems could flare up if I start running again, so I am hesitant to do so. In the future, I may consider trying a lower impact cardio activity, such as swimming or cycling, in order to stay in shape while minimizing strain on my joints.

Who you used to do it with?

I would usually run alone, but sometimes I would run with a friend or a group of friends.

Why you stopped?

I stopped running for a few reasons. One reason was that I began to experience some joint pain in my knees and ankles, and my doctor advised me to take a break from high-impact activities like running. Additionally, I became very busy with work and other commitments, and I found it difficult to make time for running as consistently as I had in the past.

Say if you would like to restart it or not, why?

I do miss running and the sense of accomplishment and clarity that it brought me. However, I am not sure if I would like to restart it at this time. While the joint pain has improved, I am now more focused on other forms of exercise that have a lower impact on my body, such as cycling and yoga. I also have other priorities and commitments that take up much of my time, so it would be difficult for me to fit running back into my routine at this time. However, I do hope to be able to incorporate it into my exercise routine again at some point in the future.

Who you used to do it with?

I often did this exercise alone, but sometimes I would run with a friend or a group of people.

I stopped running for a few reasons.

Why you stopped?

One reason was that I started experiencing knee pain after a few years of running on a regular basis. I also found that I was losing motivation to run as I wasn't seeing as much progress in terms of my fitness level as I had previously. Finally, I became more interested in other forms of exercise, such as strength training and yoga, and began focusing on those activities instead.

I'm not sure if I would like to restart running at this point. While I do miss the sense of accomplishment and the endorphin rush that I used to get from running, I'm not sure if my knees could handle it now.

Say if you would like to restart it or not, why?

I'm also happy with the other forms of exercise that I'm currently doing, which are less impactful on my joints. However, I do still enjoy running as a recreational activity from time to time, and I'll occasionally go for a short run just for fun.