If running is your main form of cardio, then you probably either run on a treadmill, the sidewalk or pavement, a trail, or an elliptical. Not too many people run on tracks because they say it’s boring to run around in circles, but here are some reasons you may want to hit a track next time you slip on your sneaks. The surface is spongy and forgiving, so it’s great for knees and other joints. The softer surface also reduces

your risk of injury. Since you know exactly how long a loop is, it’s easy to track your distance. If you’re working on increasing your speed, the smooth, flat, and predictable surface is perfect. You can run as fast as you want without worrying about sticks, holes, rocks, or gum. If you want to know the other reasons you should run on a track, then keep reading

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5 Reasons to Run on a Track