I used to go as far as possible every time i ran, it wasn't until I started reading more about running that I started to slow things down. I started enjoying it more and had the motivation to several times a week, instead of just once.

Couldn't read the article due to paywall, but I noticed recently after converting to treadmill (for convenience) that I enjoy going longer and slower rather than short and fast. Ironically, the drab of running on a treadmill isn't as bad when I run slow enough that I can zone out and focus on the podcast/youtube/zwift-chat.

I started lightly jogging 50m then walking 50m. After huffing and puffing like a buffalo for a couple weeks. I started jogging more and walking less. Slowly made it to 10km. Running is fun regardless of how fast you go.

Samee!! I've been doing low-HR MAF training for the past 2 months and it's been a whole new experience. So many people get into running fast before they can run slow and get burnt out and injured!

Yeah, I'm slow as shit. All the people I train with are like...at least one minute per kilometre faster than me. Kind of annoying really as it means I can't join in with group runs. Every time I push the volume up at the moment I get extensor tendonitis, which isn't helping.