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Runners everywhere can probably agree that one of the hardest parts of long-distance running isn’t the distance itself – it’s carrying all your essentials. <\/p>
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Of course, there are plenty of options when it comes to taking your water bottle, running gel, snacks, phone, and keys on your run. The obvious solution might seem to be a backpack, but the downside of this method is that it can throw off your posture, affecting both your alignment and your running times. <\/p>
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Many runners choose to carry what they need in their pockets or their hands. However, rummaging through all your pockets to find your gel is unlikely to help you set a PB, and even something as small as holding a water bottle in your hand can impact your form. <\/p>
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This is why, at PCR-Timing, we advocate for the use of running belts. A running belt is essentially a streamlined bag, somewhat like a fanny pack, that fastens around the waist and is specifically designed for runners. A running belt should provide space for all of your essential items while helping you to maintain proper posture and run more effectively. <\/p>
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We have 5 amazing running belts to review for you today, so let’s go check them out!<\/p>
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