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How many minutes should a 30 years man running per day?
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Unanswerable: There is no science here or advice that a physician must pass along. One should exercise regularly and in moderation so that no exercise induced injuries occur. You should run to reach the goals you have set for your self.
Answered 11/28/2013
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