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"How does running, which has a deserved reputation as an emotionally therapeutic exercise, cause such bile?
Much depends on which emotion you are aiming to address by going out in the first place. If you are feeling down, a run is often an effective way to cheer yourself up. It can also be a surprisingly efficient method of problem solving or dealing with mental blocks. As you stride along, your mind will clear, allowing you to see an issue in a completely new and positive way.
So far, so good - but the picture becomes quite different when people use a jog to try and burn off anger. That seething, aggressive energy may help someone run faster and longer, but heading out for a run with these sorts of emotions swirling inside you is a potentially lethal plan.
While running can sometimes ease anger, it can also make it worse because on a physical level, running and anger have plenty in common. Both will pump up your heart rate and blood pressure. They release adrenaline and stress hormones, as well as tensing up muscles. Testosterone rises too, which might explain why, in my experience at least, angry runners are always male.
All of this can send the angry runner into a vicious cycle. They start to feel more, not less, angry. This spurs them on to run faster and further. Their blood sugar levels are falling, which makes them even more irritable. Round and round they go – and heaven help anyone who gets in their way.
Another factor is that running can tune out your conscious brain, which means you begin to interact with the world in a more primal way. This is what can make runners territorial and aggressive on pavements. They respond to others in a way they would never dream of during a casual stroll.
Also worth noting is the potential for cowardice, which running shares with cycling and driving. It’s so much easier to bark an insult at someone, or push them out of the way, if you know you can simply run off and get away from quickly. "