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BEFORE YOU BEGIN:
Read all of this booklet before assembling and
operating your new stroller!
Have the children play alone while you enjoy a cup of tea and focus on this
important information regarding your new stroller.
WARNING:
Failure to read and follow the instructions
contained in these pages may result in
accidents and serious injury or death.
Jogging with a stroller is
different!
USING A STROLLER
If you haven’t yet had
this experience, take
time to get the feel
of a stroller before
attempting to run while
also transporting a child.
NIGHT RUNS:
Avoid jogging at night by planning your run in the daylight hours.
With a stroller, you will experience
slower reaction time avoiding
obstacles that lurk under the cover of
darkness. Cars on the road may not be
able to respond quickly when you
suddenly become visible. If night
jogging cannot be avoided, by all
means wear reflective clothing and
always use a light for both the front
and rear of your stroller.
You will need a flasher if you are going
to run at night. Always make sure you
have reflectors that are highly visible
and free from damage.
You are ultimately responsible for the
consequences of your own actions and
should understand that night jogging is
inherently more dangerous than
jogging during the daylight hours, and
we do not recommend it.
JOGGING WITH A STROLLER
If you’ve never run with a stroller out
in front of you, familiarize yourself with
how it feels. Go for a practice run in a
relatively calm, traffic free area,
before a passenger is ever on board.
Next, load about 50 lbs. of weight into
your stroller and take another practice
lap to gauge what it may feel like to
run with a passenger.
You will probably have to alter
your jogging style to compensate
for increased length and weight
created by the stroller. Get a feel
for how you might perform under
different circumstances. This
way, you will be well prepared to
react in the safest most
responsible manner.