#running #runningplr #runningfitness #runningtips #runningbenefits #marathon #marathonplr #runningprogram #runninginjuries #runningshoes #runningarace #runningmarathon #runningtraining #myfirstrun #blogcontent #listbuilding #healthandfitness

Running Your First Race Premium PLR Product Package – Featuring Over 36 000 Words of Done-For-You Evergreen Fitness Content.

Attention: Health, Fitness & Wellness Entrepreneurs

Done for You Premium Fitness PLR Product on a EVERGREEN Topic:

Fitness Training!

Dear online business owner, When it comes to top fitness searches, the running niche is one of the most searched-for topics online.

It’s safe to say that running has spawned an entire industry of blogs, fitness courses and products.

This is where my premium done-for-you Running Your First Race PLR Package comes in. It’s all about teaching your customers A Practical Guide to Help You Smash Your 5K, 10K, Half Marathon or Marathon.

Everything is done-for-you – from the main Running Fitness PLR info product to your social media updates – it’s simply up to you to add your branding and firmly establish yourself in this lucrative fitness and running training niche. This Fitness eBook PLR package features over 36 000 words of professionally written running a race PLR content that is well researched and ready to be used in your business.

Introducing The

Running Your First Race Premium PLR Package

Featuring Over 36 000 Words of High Quality Fitness Content Ready To Be Used In Your Business!

This high quality guide to running your first race PLR package covers the hugely popular fitness niche. Running Training is evergreen and will always be. This training for a marathon PLR content package is well-written by an experienced copywriter and comes with full private label rights so you can edit it, put your name on it, put your brand on it and sell it or use it to build your list of raving fans.

$47.00 – Add to Cart Checkout Added to cart

has been added to your cart!

have been added to your cart!

Proceed to CheckoutContinue shopping

Here’s everything you’ll get in the Running Your First Race MEGA PLR Package…

Main eBook:”Training for Your 1st Race – A Practical Guide to Help You Smash Your 5K, 10K, Half Marathon or Marathon”

(5,787 words, 22 pages, 9 images)

 

A look inside the Training for Your 1st Race Premium PLR eBook:

 

Table of Contents for the Training for Your 1st Race PLR eBook:

Introduction……………………………………………………………………………………………………. 3

Which Race is Right for You?…………………………………………………………………………….. 5

Couch Potato to 5K…………………………………………………………………………………………. 5

First Race Considerations…………………………………………………………………………………. 6

Realistic Goals……………………………………………………………………………………………….. 7

Planning in Advance………………………………………………………………………………………… 8

First-Timer Prep Time……………………………………………………………………………………… 8

Weekly Training Distances That Will Prepare You for Each Race……………………………….. 8

Gear…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. 9

Where to Run………………………………………………………………………………………………. 10

Should You Consider Fund-Raising?………………………………………………………………….. 10

Getting the Most Out of Your Training…………………………………………………………….. 11

Diet, Diet, Diet……………………………………………………………………………………………… 11

Popular Training Apps……………………………………………………………………………………. 11

Sleep Is Important………………………………………………………………………………………… 12

Remember That You Are an Adult……………………………………………………………………. 12

Dealing with Injury………………………………………………………………………………………… 13

Nutrition & Hydration During Your Race………………………………………………………….. 14

Tapering & Preparing for the Big Day………………………………………………………………. 16

Prepping Your Clothing………………………………………………………………………………….. 16

What is Tapering?…………………………………………………………………………………………. 17

Race Day Tips………………………………………………………………………………………………… 18

Recovering from Your Race…………………………………………………………………………….. 19

Example Training Plans…………………………………………………………………………………… 20

For All Races………………………………………………………………………………………………… 20

– 5K Training Plan…………………………………………………………………………………………. 20

– 10K Training Plan……………………………………………………………………………………….. 20

– Half Marathon Training Plan…………………………………………………………………………. 21

– Full Marathon Training Plan………………………………………………………………………….. 21

Important Points………………………………………………………………………………………….. 22

 

Sample Content for Training for Your 1st Race PLR eBook:

Introduction

In 2015 more than 17 million adults finished a running event in the US. Of course, that number is much higher, since not every race sends its participants’ info to RunningUSA.org, the compiler of this data. Of those runners whose data was collected, 57% were female and 43% male. That distribution follows the trend over the past 5 years that shows women are more inclined to sign up for, compete in and finish some type of running event than men.

What type of events are the most popular?

The 5K, 10K, half marathon and full marathons are far and away the most participated in among running races. This is probably because those are the types of races which are most frequently offered as well. The trend over the past 5 years of women dominating the amateur running scene is one of the reasons the 5K has become the most popular race.

In 2015 a full 45% of the finishers in all running races tracked came from a 5K event. The half marathon was the next most popular to enter and finish, followed by a 10K and a full marathon.

Let’s take a look at the UK and elsewhere around the globe. Jens Jakob Andersen, of the Copenhagen Business School, has done some global running research. He shows that while running in the UK is down slightly, almost imperceptibly from 2014 to 2015, running around the world has increased substantially. Globally, 13% more runners participated in a marathon last year than the previous year.

In Russia there was an incredible 300% increase of participants year to year, while China (260%) and the Philippines (212%) also showed significant increases. The female versus male ratio which has been changing the last few years is present in the UK and elsewhere, and not just the United States. This seems to be more of a re-balancing than any trend that needs to be studied too hard.

Note: The above content is just a snippet of the ebook.

$47.00 – Add to Cart Checkout Added to cart

has been added to your cart!

have been added to your cart!

Proceed to CheckoutContinue shopping

Short Report:”Top 10 Tips for Preventing Running Injuries”

(1,731 words, 7 pages, 5 images)

A look inside the Top 10 Tips for Preventing Running Injuries PLR Report:

 

Product Reviews:

ASICS Men’s GEL Venture 5 Running Shoe – 650 words

“Eat and Run: My Unlikely Journey to Ultramarathon Greatness” by Scott Jurek – 698 words

Complete Mobility Kit – 578 words

Eazymate Fashion Running Belt – 593 words

Garmin Vivoactive HR GPS Smart Watch – 914 words

 

Product Comparison Review:

Top 5 Running Watches – 1761 words

 

5 Emails/ Blog Posts:

Topic: The Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Running

Email1-Beginning Runners Should Start Slow But What Does That Really Mean – 271 words

Email2-What Part of the Day Is Best for Buying Running Shoes – 287 words

Email3-New Runner Tip Learn Proper Form First – 279 words

Email4-New Runner Tip Get a Partner – 282 words

Email5-New Runners Record Everything But Dont Obsess Over the Results – 304 words

 

Running Your First Race Email Sample Content:

Beginning Runners Should Start Slow|But What Does That Really Mean?

Hi,

If you hear that a beginning runner should “start off slow” one more time, your head is going to explode!

You know this. You understand that you are a beginning runner, so you will not be qualifying for the Boston Marathon a week after you start running. Since this is common sense, why do you hear it preached over and over again to people who are just beginning a running practice?

The answer is because it is so extremely important.

Almost everyone that attempts any type of physical activity after being sedentary overestimates their abilities. You decide you are going to start running for health reasons, you get mentally charged up, and you can’t wait to begin.

Even though you tell yourself you’re going to start slow, your positive energy and enthusiasm can get you into trouble. Remember, however far or fast you run the very first time out is okay. It took you a while to get your body out of shape, and it is going to take some time to become healthy once again.

You should not feel embarrassed or underwhelmed if you do not run very far when you are first beginning. This isn’t about distance or speed. You are running probably to produce some sort of positive health result. That means that you honor the process, which begins with you running consistently and on a regular schedule, but starting off with shorter distances at first.

This may even include alternating periods of walking and running when you first start out.

To your success,

YOUR NAME

 

High Quality Running Your First Race PLR Articles:

3 Reasons Why Signing Up to a Race is the Best Way to Improve Your Running – 425 words

4 Things You Need to Do on Race Day – 464 words

4 Tips for Good Running Form – 493 words

4 Ways to Improve Your Running Without Running More – 402 words

5 Tips for the Perfect Taper Before a Race – 419 words

6 Fund-Raising Tips for Charity Races – 464 words

6 Tips for Women to Stay Safe When Running Alone – 451 words

8 Easy Recovery Meals After a Long Run – 428 words

Different Types of Training Runs: Easy, Long Run, Tempo & Fartlek – 456 words

Do Runners Improve with Age? – 427 words

Gaining Weight While Training for a Marathon? Here’s Why – 756 words

How Long Does It Take to Train for Different Races? – 440 words

How to Avoid Chafing When Running Long Distances – 445 words

How to Deal with Injuries on a Race Training Plan – 458 words

How to Practice Your Long Run Nutrition & Hydration – 533 words

How to Use a Foam Roller to Stretch After Running – 404 words

How Training for (and Running) Races Affects Your Immune System – 431 words

What Should You Eat the Day Before a Long Race? – 503 words

Why You Should Run Your Long Runs Slowly – 434 words

Why You Should Use a Training Plan for Your Upcoming Race – 475 words

 

Running Your First Race PLR Article Sample:

4 Things You Need to Do on Race Day

Race day is tough as it is, but it can be even tougher if certain things are not heeded that day. Here are four things to think about that many seasoned long distance runners consider key to their performances:

Eat light before the race

Many runners eat twice before the starting gun goes off. Upon rising, they will have a 200-calorie carb-based snack, like a slice of whole-wheat toast and 2 teaspoons of peanut butter, or oatmeal, 1% milk and half a banana.

Then an hour before the race starts, they will eat again – like a quick 200-calorie energy bar. In both cases, they go for the carbs. Your body has “fasted” during the night so you want to carb-load before the race. You want to have as much glycogen as possible that your body can use for fuel before it turns to using fat (and slow down your pace time).

Wear familiar gear

Race day is not the time to debut a new pair of high-tech running shoes or even a new running outfit. Either could rub you the wrong way making the race anywhere from miserable to not being able to finish due to intense pain. If you are going to wear something new, be sure you have tested it first on one of your long races to ensure fit and resistance to skin chafing. Speaking of clothes, don’t wear anything cotton to include underwear. Go instead for any of the newer moisture-wicking fabrics.

Eat/drink during the race

Most people do not have enough glycogen storage capacity to complete a full long race of at least two hours. To carry you through to the end (or at least farther down the road), eat a high carb energy bar mid-way to delay the burning of fat. A couple hundred calories may be all you need to sustain you to the end.

Water is the catalyst necessary for your body to keep your muscles working. Even a 2% to 3% loss of body weight due to water loss is enough to alter your pace negatively. A good rule of thumb is to bypass the first water station (because everybody is already stopping there) and choose one further down the road that is less crowded. You’ll be able to grab something faster without impacting your time. Keep hitting the water stations as you progress along the race.

Maintain your pace

With everyone starting off faster than they should, it is easy to get caught up with keeping up with the group. Don’t do it; run your own race by keeping to your pace time. Steady wins every time!

Use this advice as a guideline to four important things you should do prior to and during a race. They can make a difference in your performance.

$47.00 – Add to Cart Checkout Added to cart

has been added to your cart!

have been added to your cart!

Proceed to CheckoutContinue shopping

 

Browse for more fitness PLR article packs at BuyQualityPLR.com

 

Social Media Posts & Images:

 

5 Shareable Social Media Graphics (PLR)

 

5 Shareable Social Media Inspirational Images

$47.00 – Add to Cart Checkout Added to cart

has been added to your cart!

have been added to your cart!

Proceed to CheckoutContinue shopping

 

20 Social Media Posts (for sharing on Twitter or Facebook)

 

14 Royalty Free Images

 

Images of All Products Reviewed

 

Running Your First Race Keyword Research Pack

 

Bonuses:

New Runners PLR Checklist

Checklist for New Runners PLR (468 Words)

Comes in Word Doc and PDF Format.

 

Checklist for New Runners PLR Article Sample:

The New Runner’s Checklist

Are you just getting started with running as a form of exercise, or to produce a specific health benefit? If so, good for you. Running is an exercise that just about everyone can perform, and it produces better health in a number of ways. You can run at your own speed, and don’t have to compare yourself to others. Beginning runners can benefit from fewer injuries, better performance and a better overall experience when they remember the following tips.

☐ Remember the runner’s rule, “Cotton Is Rotten.” This means no cotton socks or clothes. Stick with “technical fabrics” instead, including nylon, Lycra and polyester.

☐ Practice the “Cinderella rule” when dressing up for a run. Everything should feel “just right”, not too tight, not too loose.

☐ When running outside, imagine it is 15 to 20 degrees hotter than it actually is. This will keep you from overdressing.

☐ If you are just starting out, don’t “beat yourself up” mentally about your performance. Continue to run regularly, and you will run longer and faster eventually.

☐ Trade in your shoes every 500 miles. Around mile 400 or 450, purchase a new set of shoes and start breaking them in.

☐ Don’t forget the sunscreen. This includes not just lotions to protect against the damage of the sun’s rays, but possibly a hat, sunglasses and long sleeves and pants.

☐ Stay hydrated. If you run in an organized race, hydration will probably be provided. This is not the case when you are training, so get a good water bottle.

☐ Purchase your running shoes in the evening. Your feet swell throughout the day, and are larger in the evening than in the morning. Purchasing running shoes in this way means your shoes will not become too tight when you run, which prevents injuries.

☐ Before a half marathon, marathon or a longer distance run, taper down your distance and frequency. With 21 days to go before race day, gradually run less, for better performance and fewer injuries.

☐ As you run more and more you are going to need more calories and carbohydrates in your diet.

☐ Running a a 5K or 10K race doesn’t necessarily require a lot of hydration, or any eating, during the race.

☐ When running a half marathon or marathon, hydrate first around the 5K mark, and eat something after you have been running for approximately 45 minutes.

☐ Warm up before running by stretching, and cool down after by walking for 10 to 15 minutes.

☐ An ice bath once you return home after a long run is a good way to help your body, and your muscles, cool down and return to normal.

☐ If at all possible, get your race packet before the day of the event.

 

Guidelines for Running for Health and Fitness PLR Report (7468 Words)

Comes in .TXT, Word Doc and PDF Formats. Includes PLR License.

 

Table Of Contents for the Guidelines for Running for Health and Fitness PLR Report:

Over the next twenty pages you’ll discover…

• The benefits of running – including a better sex life!
• How to find your reason for running
• How to get and stay motivated to run
• How to track your runs, and why it’s important
• If barefoot or minimalist running is right for you
• How to sign up for your first race
• Why you may choose to run on a treadmill
• How to find the perfect shoes for your feet
• New running apparel choices to consider
• How to calculate your MHR or Maximum Heart Rate
• How to set your personal running goals
• What type of running is best for you
• How to get off the couch and start running pain free
• How to increase your speed
• What to do before and after your run
• How to stay hydrated
• How to prevent the most common running injuries
• How to take your running program to the next level

 

10 Top Quality Running for Beginners PLR Articles V2

Running for Beginners PLR Article Titles:

How Many Calories Are Burned Running? – 556 words

Running Program For Beginners – 568 words

The Pros and Cons of Treadmill Running – 554 words

Treadmill Running Tips Make Indoor Running Safe and Fun – 541 words

Top Five Running Tips For Beginners and Practiced Runners Alike – 519 words

Five More Running Tips For Beginners and Practiced Runners Alike – 501 words

How To Choose The Perfect Pair Of Running Shoes – 631 words

How To Choose Your New Adidas Running Shoes – 406 words

Running Gear Suggestions for All Seasons – 724 words

Tips For Buying Nike Running Shoes – 590 words

Comes in .TXT format and includes PLR License.

 

10 Top Quality Running for Beginners PLR Article Sample:

How To Choose The Perfect Pair Of Running Shoes

One of the first purchases new runners typically make are running shoes.  It’s a pivotal moment where you go from thinking about running to actually taking steps to do it.  That being said, not any old running shoes will do.  To train successfully, without injury or pain, it’s important to choose the right shoes for your feet and running style.

Four primary types of running shoes

There are four main types of running shoes.  Each is designed for a different type of running.  They include:

* Motion-control shoes

* Stability shoes

* Cushioned shoes

* Lightweight training shoes

Motion control shoes are rigid shoes designed to offer maximum stability.  They’re a good shoe if you have flat feet, are on the heavy side, or tend to run on the inside of your feet.

Stability shoes offer a blend of support and cushioning.  They offer support on the inside of the shoe and are designed for normal weight people who don’t need a lot of motion control.

Cushioned shoes offer the least support along the inside of the shoe however they, as the name implies, offer the most cushioning.  If you run on the outside of your feet, underpronate, or have high arches then these may be the right shoes for you.

Lightweight training shoes are designed for experienced long distance runners.  If you’re just getting into running these won’t be for you – yet.

So which shoe is right for you?

Shoes are designed to situate your foot into the optimal running position.  This means your foot is neutral, hitting the ground without rolling to the outside or the inside of your foot, also known as overpronating and underpronating.  The better your foot positioning, the less likely you are to receive injuries, the better you’ll feel and the longer you’ll be able to run.  Improper foot positioning can cause joint injuries, muscle strains and sprains, and blisters.

There are essentially three foot types which often dictate your foot position when you run.  Take a look at your foot.  Do you have a flat foot or very little arch?  Do you have a normal arch or a high arch?  If you’re unsure, one way to find out is to take a look at the shoes you wear the most.  Where do you see the most wear?

If you have a low arch, chances are you’re going to find the most wear along the inside edge of your shoe from your heel to your toes.  This is because the arch isn’t there to keep your foot stable and you’ll roll to the inside when you run.  The best shoe for a flat footed person would be motion control or stability shoes.

Normal feet typically do best in a stability shoe.  Your shoes will show wear on the outer edge of the heel, under the ball of your foot, and at the front of your sole.

Finally, if you have a high arch then your foot is likely underpronating meaning you’re arch is so high it is almost pushing your foot outward.  This will be demonstrated by wear and tear on the outside edge of your shoe.  The best shoe for you will likely be a cushioned shoe to give your foot a bit more motion.

Knowing your foot type is a great start to finding the right running shoe for you.  If you can find a shoe store that will give you a personal gait analysis, they’ll watch you run and then be able to tell you the best shoe options, that is ideal.  However, in lieu of a gait analysis a little time trying on a variety of shoes designed for your foot type ensures you’ll find the right shoe to run without injury.

 

Browse for more running PLR articles at BuyQualityPLR.com

 

Grab All of the Above at a BIG Discount Today!

$47.00 – Add to Cart Checkout Added to cart

has been added to your cart!

have been added to your cart!

Proceed to CheckoutContinue shopping

Wait! I Forgot to mention…BONUSES!!

For the first 50 buyers of this Running Your First Race Premium PLR Package, if you grab this PLR deal right now, you’ll also get these FAST-ACTION BONUSES for a limited time only!

 

Bonus 1

Running The Mile PLR eBook and Squeeze Page

View full product details here ->>>

Package Details:

• Ebook
• Source File
• Covers
• Opt-in Page

Total File Download Size:

5.70 Megabytes (MB)

 

Bonus 2

9 Unrestricted Running PLR Articles Pack

View full product details here ->>>

Here are the titles of the 9 Unrestricted Running Articles:

1. Benefits of a good training journal
2. Choosing the Right Running Shoe
3. Dream About A Marathon
4. Good training practices
5. How To Choose The Proper Running Shoe
6. Running Hydration Gear! A Good Water Hydration System Keeps The Motor Running
7. Running Indoors has its advantages
8. The Fastest Nation
9. Why Do My Feet Hurt So Much When I Run

 

Bonus 3

15 Quality Running Safety PLR Articles Pack

View full product details here ->>>

Here are the titles of the 15 Running Safety Articles:

1. How To Stay Hydrated and Healthy While Running
2. Reviewing Design and Comfort-The Vibram Five Fingers Running Shoe
3. Running In Bad Weather-Heres Your Guide To Protective Gear
4. Safety Tips To Consider When Running At Night
5. Some Tips To Consider When Starting On Barefoot Running
6. The Hoka One One Shoe-A Complete Review
7. These 5 Foods Are Perfect to Eat During Your Long Runs For More Energy
8. Why You Should Consider Barefoot Running
9. Answer These 10 Questions First to Determine Whether Running Is Right For You
10. Follow These 5 Tips To Stay Safe During Your Running Exercise
11. Follow These Quick Tips When Choosing Your Running Gear
12. Follow These Tips To Choose the Right Shoes for Your Running
13. For Safety Purposes, Remember These Important Tips When Running
14. Getting Prepared For Running-A Few Tips
15. How To Avoid Injury When Running

 

Bonus 4

The Running Manual Sales Funnel with Master Resell Rights

View full product details here ->>>

Package Details:

Module 1 – Ebook
Module 2 – Checklist
Module 3 – Resource Cheat Sheet
Module 4 – Mindmap
Module 5 – Sales Page
Module 6 – Optin Page
Module 7 – Graphic Images
Module 8 – Articles
Module 9 – Email Swipes
Module 10 – Social Media Images

 

Bonus 5

Running Riot eBook Mega Pack with Master Resell Rights

View full product details here ->>>

Package Details:

• Module 1 – Ebook
• Module 2 – Ecovers
• Module 3 – FB Status Updates
• Module 4 – Keyword-Report
• Module 5 – Promo Banners
• Module 6 – Social Media Images
• Module 7 – Tweets
• Module 8 – Website

Remember these FAST-ACTION BONUSES will go away soon, so get the best deal by jumping off the fence and secure your bonuses while they’re still available!

$47.00 – Add to Cart Checkout Added to cart

has been added to your cart!

have been added to your cart!

Proceed to CheckoutContinue shopping

 

Package Details For Running Your First Race Premium PLR Package:

Main eBook:

“Training for Your 1st Race – A Practical Guide to Help You Smash Your 5K, 10K, Half Marathon or Marathon”

(5,787 words, 22 pages, 9 images)

 

Short Report:

“Top 10 Tips for Preventing Running Injuries”

(1,731 words, 7 pages, 5 images)

 

Product Reviews:

ASICS Men’s GEL Venture 5 Running Shoe – 650 words

“Eat and Run: My Unlikely Journey to Ultramarathon Greatness” by Scott Jurek – 698 words

Complete Mobility Kit – 578 words

Eazymate Fashion Running Belt – 593 words

Garmin Vivoactive HR GPS Smart Watch – 914 words

 

Product Comparison Review:

Top 5 Running Watches – 1761 words

 

5 Emails/ Blog Posts:

Topic: The Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Running

Email1-Beginning Runners Should Start Slow But What Does That Really Mean – 271 words

Email2-What Part of the Day Is Best for Buying Running Shoes – 287 words

Email3-New Runner Tip Learn Proper Form First – 279 words

Email4-New Runner Tip Get a Partner – 282 words

Email5-New Runners Record Everything But Dont Obsess Over the Results – 304 words

 

Running A Race PLR Articles:

3 Reasons Why Signing Up to a Race is the Best Way to Improve Your Running – 425 words

4 Things You Need to Do on Race Day – 464 words

4 Tips for Good Running Form – 493 words

4 Ways to Improve Your Running Without Running More – 402 words

5 Tips for the Perfect Taper Before a Race – 419 words

6 Fund-Raising Tips for Charity Races – 464 words

6 Tips for Women to Stay Safe When Running Alone – 451 words

8 Easy Recovery Meals After a Long Run – 428 words

Different Types of Training Runs: Easy, Long Run, Tempo & Fartlek – 456 words

Do Runners Improve with Age? – 427 words

Gaining Weight While Training for a Marathon? Here’s Why – 756 words

How Long Does It Take to Train for Different Races? – 440 words

How to Avoid Chafing When Running Long Distances – 445 words

How to Deal with Injuries on a Race Training Plan – 458 words

How to Practice Your Long Run Nutrition & Hydration – 533 words

How to Use a Foam Roller to Stretch After Running – 404 words

How Training for (and Running) Races Affects Your Immune System – 431 words

What Should You Eat the Day Before a Long Race? – 503 words

Why You Should Run Your Long Runs Slowly – 434 words

Why You Should Use a Training Plan for Your Upcoming Race – 475 words

 

Social Media Posts & Images:

5 Shareable Social Media Tips Images

5 Shareable Social Media Quote Images

20 Social Media Posts (for sharing on Twitter or Facebook)

+ 3 bonus bylines for article marketing or guest blogging

14 Royalty Free Images

Images of All Products Reviewed

 

Bonuses:

Checklist for New Runners PLR (468 Words)

Comes in Word Doc and PDF Format.

 

Guidelines for Running for Health and Fitness PLR Report (7468 Words)

Comes in .TXT, Word Doc and PDF Formats. Includes PLR License.

 

10 Top Quality Running for Beginners PLR Articles V2

Running for Beginners PLR Article Titles:

How Many Calories Are Burned Running? – 556 words

Running Program For Beginners – 568 words

The Pros and Cons of Treadmill Running – 554 words

Treadmill Running Tips Make Indoor Running Safe and Fun – 541 words

Top Five Running Tips For Beginners and Practiced Runners Alike – 519 words

Five More Running Tips For Beginners and Practiced Runners Alike – 501 words

How To Choose The Perfect Pair Of Running Shoes – 631 words

How To Choose Your New Adidas Running Shoes – 406 words

Running Gear Suggestions for All Seasons – 724 words

Tips For Buying Nike Running Shoes – 590 words

Comes in .TXT format and includes PLR License.

 

Total Word Count: 36 000+ Words

FAST-ACTION BONUSES – Available for the first 50 buyers of this Running Your First Race PLR Pack. You’ll no longer see these awesome extra bonuses available on this page once the 50 fast action takers have been awarded.

$47.00 – Add to Cart Checkout Added to cart

has been added to your cart!

have been added to your cart!

Proceed to CheckoutContinue shopping

 

Your PLR License Terms

Articles, reviews, comparison charts and all other content from BuyQualityPLR.com Premium Content PLR are for you only – you cannot pass on any rights to anybody else.

More information on the PLR rights that come with your purchase:

What You CAN Do With The Content In This PLR Package:

Can be added to or edited completely.
Can put your name on as the author.
Can be used as content for websites, courses, newsletters, eBooks.
Can be used in videos, MP3s, books.
Can sell or give away for personal informational use only.
Can add the content to your coaching membership site
Can add the content to a paid membership with Personal Use Rights (PDF).
Can be offered as a bonus in PDF format (as long as you don’t offer PLR rights).
Can add to a website that is sold with a unique domain name (no templates/ PLR sites) as long as you don’t offer PLR rights.
Can rewrite and add the articles to client websites and projects.
Can use the content to build your list (PDF format)

What You CANNOT Do With This Content

Cannot sell or give away Resale Rights, Master Resale Rights or Private Label Rights.
Cannot offer through auction websites or dimesales with PLR rights.
Cannot add to a free membership site in any format with PLR rights.
Cannot pass on any PLR rights to your clients.
Cannot use my name on the PLR content.
Cannot use as is to publish Kindle books (it’s against Amazon’s terms).
Cannot use in article directories unless you rewrite completely.
Cannot pass along (sell or give away) Private Label Rights in ANY format.
Cannot sell this entire PLR package as is
Cannot add this package to a PLR membership site (only the ebook with personal use rights)

This license is non transferable. Meaning this PLR license is for you only and not for your customers.

Your customer can only learn from the content.

You can use PLR articles on as many of your own sites as you wish.

Can It Be Used For Website Flipping? If you add this PLR to a site and decide to sell it, that’s fine. But it can only be sold on sites that come with a unique domain name (i.e. not on PLR website packs that include templates/content sold to multiple buyers but no domain) and please don’t include the separate package with all the keywords/ bonuses.

—————
IMAGE LICENSE
—————

Social media images may be edited using the PSD files, and you may repost them on social media sites but you cannot sell or pass on the PSD files to customers.

The images contained within the main report and top 10 tips report are Public Domain and free to use in personal and commercial projects.