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Your arms are important for balance as you run. Moving the arms in rhythm with your legs can also control your speed. Keeping your arms bent at a 90-degree angle keeps your biceps contracted, working them throughout your run. The forward and backward motion of the arms helps work your triceps and shoulder muscles.
If you have weak core muscles or you are out of shape, walk before you run, literally. Walking is an activity that recruits the core muscles as well. According to Canyon Ranch, back pain and injuries associated with running on a treadmill can be the result of looking down at your feet while running. Attempting to focus on the moving mechanism by watching your feet can alter your natural gait, creating a situation in which your back and neck can become sore.