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From a blood pressure of 188/150 to marathon finish lines — Ritesh’s journey is proof that anyone can become a runner. No excuses. Just one step at a time.
Marathon Training | Shoe Reviews | Running Form Tips | Nutrition Guide | Race Recaps | Lung Capacity | 5K to Marathon | Mumbai Running Community |
Marathon Training | Shoe Reviews | Running Form Tips | Nutrition Guide | Race Recaps | Lung Capacity | 5K to Marathon | Mumbai Running Community |
How I Became a Marathon Runner
One day in the office, my blood pressure hit 188/150. That panic became the turning point. I stopped making excuses and started running — literally. This is the story of how I went from struggling to walk to crossing finish lines.
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“I went from a blood pressure alarm to a marathon start line. If I could do it, so can you. This blog is everything I wish I’d known on day one.”