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Why is running on the streets...
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Incomplete discussion. Running on the streets includes the possibility (probably very low) of being hit by a car. Also, it tends to risk skin damage from the elements and breathing in high doses of toxins. The latter can happen indoors, also, but probably not in a health club.
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Incomplete discussion. Running on the streets includes the possibility (probably very low) of being hit by a car. Also, it tends to risk skin damage from the elements and breathing in high doses of toxins. The latter can happen indoors, also, but probably not in a health club.Originally Posted by mensimageconsultant
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