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Getting back to the great outdoors: Tips for spring running

Written, produced and reported on-air By Melissa Schenkman

This segment originally aired on the May 11, 2015, edition of Medill Cast featuring anchor, Beth Werge.

https://youtu.be/jemEUtdsz1U

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