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Kim Atienza shares running tips for beginners
Running enthusiast Kim Atienza, who has participated in a number of marathons, has tips for those starting out on their running journey.
Running enthusiast Kim Atienza, who has participated in a number of marathons, has tips for those starting out on their running journey.
Weather man and TV host Kim Atienza loves doing his workouts, which include doing various exercises along with golf, biking, swimming and running.
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