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Why people do not buy Running.

For runners from first 5K to marathon who fear the next injury more than a slow time. See the doubts and regrets people repeat, plus the linked comments behind each objection.

5 objections180 comments5 threadsupdated 4 days ago

  1. “I'm worried I'll regret not doing it sooner or wish I had started earlier”

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    How to answerMany runners say their only regret is not starting sooner. The best time to start is now.

    ““I regret few things in life, other than I didn’t get a dog sooner…” Gov Walz is an amazing human being. We need more big hearts in politics.”

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  2. “I don't think I can do it successfully or I'll just fail at it”

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    How to answerEveryone starts somewhere. Focus on progress, not perfection. Small steps lead to big results.

    “I took a defensive shooting class awhile back. It was a full shoot house situation with assailants and family member targets etc. We all sucked at it. No one could clear it successfully in time. In the end, the instructor said "The only lesson you should take from this day is…”

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  3. “I'm afraid I'll get injured or hurt myself”

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    How to answerStart gradually, listen to your body, and use proper form. Most injuries come from doing too much too soon.

    “First rule of knife fighting: Do not get into a knife fight. In even the best case scenario you *will* get cut.”

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  4. “It seems like too much work or too difficult to get started”

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    How to answerStart with short, manageable runs. You don't need to be perfect or go far to see benefits.

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  5. “I don't know if I'm too old or if it's too late for me to start”

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    How to answerPeople start running at all ages. Focus on your own journey, not comparing to others.

    “He won’t. He has the decency to retire at a normal age.”

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02Buyer language

What these buyers struggle with

“Every time I build up mileage my shins or my knees flare and I have to stop”
“I have four pairs of shoes and I still do not know which one is right for my feet”
“The gels tear my stomach up around mile 16 every single time”
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