Heard these are good too Academy - ASICS® Men's GT-2160 Performance Running Shoes
What about for a heavier person?
How heavy?
What are you looking to get out running?
There's a crawl, walk, run phase with everything.
A person who lifts weights didn't start at 225lbs.
Most likely at 135lbs and worked their way up.
The treadmill is a great starter though. It softens the impact and the atmosphere of having others around you can keep you motivated. If you've never done any type of running that's a great place to start.
For someone looking to get off the treadmill, I would recommend running 3 times a week and sustain that for at least 1 month. That will give you 12 scheduled runs on top off whatever else training you do. Depending on how many miles you can run without discomfort I'd recommend 2-3 miles at a time.
This will give you a good indicator of how much you can run without falling apart. Again doing too much causes injuries.
Honestly I didn't have that problem, switched from running in loads of different shoes/boots straight to barefoot and had no problems injury wise.
Definitely need proper running shoes though.
6'1, 300. Athletic big boy build. Trying to drop more weight and improve cardio health (basically to get out of the weight room/elliptical routine).
I did some running a couple of years ago, but I think I took years off my lower back by doing so.
Btw, dont let these runhypebeasts fool you into thinking NIKE is automatically bad. Ive run multiple halfs and run daily in their shoes.
I don't see how y'all run on a treadmill, that shyt is torture.
For people carrying more LBS, it's the best bet till the weight comes off. You also have to think in this current heat.
weight + heat + walking/running = danger
What about those foot-shaped shoes that grip ya feet?