(For a more current review of jogging strollers visit An Athlete's Guide to Running Strollers , March, 2013.) What makes a jogging stroller a jogging stroller? The standard, 4-wheeled baby stroller has certainly been used for jogging in past years.
It's always important to be safe when running, but when you're running with a jogging stroller, you have even more reason to be cautious. Here are some tips to make running with a jogging stroller easier, safe, and comfortable for you and your little one. Make sure your baby is old enough.
By Duncan Larkin Published Apr. 5, 2012 Updated Apr. 17, 2012 at 1:01 PM UTC If you are the proud recipient of a newborn bundle of joy and believe that your running will be compromised, don't despair; there's a jogging stroller out there with your name on it, and plenty of workouts and techniques that you can learn to keep you in decent running shape.
When I was pregnant, I really did not think I would buy a jogging stroller. I didn't check 'em out at the store; I didn't compare pricing; I didn't talk to my running mom friends for feedback. The idea of a jogging stroller was not very appealing to me because running has always been me time.
Watch more baby stroller safety videos -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfYvIdH336c&list=PL47A3ACDE87D51691&index=14 Subscribe to the Parents Magazine channel - http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvw7rZIoXbNTFBc987hjS6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Watch as Parents Magazine gives you baby safety tips about jogging strollers! A jogging stroller has three big tires. The front wheel should be able to lock straight, so you can move faster without the wheel swiveling.
