Three days ago, I started go for a run every morning. Three days ago, I started go for a run every morning.

Three days ago, I started to go for a run every morning. Three days ago, I started to go for a run every morning.

Three days ago I started going for a run every morning. Three days ago I started going for a run every morning.

I've had been thinking tof starting running atsince the beginning of spring, but I keept putting it off because of the quarantine, and after, whenI kept doing so later because the sport shops were still closed due to quarantine. I had been thinking of starting running since the beginning of spring, but I kept putting it off because of the quarantine, and I kept doing so later because the sport shops were still closed due to quarantine.

You were thinking of starting running since the start of spring, and at the temporal reference point that you're using, you are now running. This means that the action of "thinking" has been completed, so you should use the past perfect progressive or another tense for the past. The last part needs rephrasing. I have given you one example, but depending on what you want to say, a different wording may be better.

I've been thinking abouto starting to running at the beginning of spring, but I keept putting it off because of the quarantine, and after, when the sports shops were closed due to quarantine. I've been thinking about starting to run at the beginning of spring, but I kept putting it off because of the quarantine, and after when the sports shops were closed due to quarantine.

I've been thinking abouto start running ating to run since the beginning of spring, but I keept putting it off because of the quarantine, and after, whenthen later because the sport shops were closed due to quarantine. I've been thinking about starting to run since the beginning of spring, but I kept putting it off because of the quarantine, and then later because the sport shops were closed due to quarantine.

Eventually, I bought a nice pair of running shoes on last Saturday and started the next morning. Eventually, I bought a nice pair of running shoes last Saturday and started the next morning.

Eventually, I bought a pair of nice running shoes on last Saturday and started the next morning. Eventually, I bought a pair of nice running shoes last Saturday and started the next morning.

EventuFinally, I bought a nice pair of running shoes on last Saturday and started running the next morning. Finally I bought a nice pair of running shoes last Saturday and started running the next morning.

I decided to not to hurry and to start from a little thingsmall - run around athe block where I live. I decided to not hurry and to start small - run around the block where I live.

The parallel structure as is means that you decided both to not hurry and to not start small.

I decided not to hurry and start from a little thto just start improving - run around athe block where I live. I decided not to hurry and to just start improving - run around the block where I live.

I completely understand what you've written here, but it doesn't sound natural I'm having a hard time trying to correct it - sorry about that!

I decided not to hurryrush into it, and to start from a little thing - runsmall: by running around athe block where I live. I decided not to rush into it, and to start small: by running around the block where I live.

Even this little effortsmall thing is hard for me, because I've never run before. Even this small thing is hard for me, because I've never run before.

Even this little efforat is hard for me, because I've never run before. Even that is hard for me, because I've never run before.

So today, I felt that my legs hurt, although I'm trying to run the proper way - placstriking my feet on the center, and not on the heel. So today, I felt my legs hurt, although I'm trying to run the proper way - striking my feet on the center, not on the heel.

"I felt that my legs hurt" is grammatically correct but not as idiomatic. (Note that "hurt" is an infinitive here.) Generally, "I felt [that]" is used more for external things or for more complex ideas.

So today, I felt that my legs hurt, aleven though I'm trying to run the proper way - placing my feet on the center, and not on the heel. So today I felt that my legs hurt, even though I'm trying to run the proper way - placing my feet on the center and not on the heel.

So today, I felt that my legs hurt, almy legs were hurting, even though I'm trying to run the proper way, - placing my feet on the center, and not on the heel. So today, my legs were hurting, even though I'm trying to run the proper way, placing my feet on the center, and not on the heel.

After a run, I do some exercises to relax and stretch my feet. After a run, I do some exercises to relax and stretch my feet.

AsSo far, I can say that I liked it. So far, I can say that I like it.

As far as I can say that I lik, I enjoyed it. As far as I can say, I enjoyed it.

AsSo far I can say that I liked it. So far I can say that I liked it.

I like the coolness of the morning air, as well as the feeling of how your legs and body works. I like the coolness of the morning air, as well as the feeling of how your legs and body work.

I like the coolfreshness of morning air, as well as the feeling of how your legs and body works. I like the freshness of morning air, as well as the feeling of how your legs and body works.

coolness of morning air makes sense, but you'd usually say morning air is fresh as opposed to cool.

I like the coolness of morning air, as well as the feeling of how yourmoving my legs and body works. I like the coolness of morning air, as well as the feeling of moving my legs and body.

Now, I'm planning to make a habit of going for a run every morning, and achieving that I run the distanceworking on running around the block with ease, and then. After I achieve that, I'll see what toI can do next. Now, I'm planning to make a habit of going for a run every morning and working on running around the block with ease. After I achieve that, I'll see what I can do next.

Now I'm planning ton makeing a habit of going for a run every morning, and after achieving that I will run the distance around the block with ease, and then. After that, I'll see what to do next. Now I'm planning on making a habit of going for a run every morning, and after achieving that I will run the distance around the block with ease. After that, I'll see what to do next.

I'm not 100% sure on what you are trying to say here :( I hope that correction is what you meant.

Now I'm planning to make a habit of going for a run every morning, and achieving that I run the distance around the block with ease, and thenfter I'm able to easily run around the block, I'll see what toI can do next. Now I'm planning to make a habit of going for a run every morning, and after I'm able to easily run around the block, I'll see what I can do next.