[Grammar] These days, I have got/gotten started a two-mile daily jog along the tree-lined stree

[nininaz]

Hello All,
Can I use ' get started' in the following way ?! As we know, get started means start doing something, I want to know it is possible to use in the present perfect although its meaning is progressive?!

"When it comes to health, I follow a strict routine. These days, I have got/gotten started a two-mile daily jog along the tree-lined streets early in the morning. "

 

[MikeNewYork]

Your sentence works if you delete "got/gotten".

 

[nininaz]

Your sentence works if you delete "got/gotten".

Thanks. But, I want to use the verb 'get started' and I also want to say that I do it recently.

 

[MikeNewYork]

Then try another sentence.

 

[Tdol]

How about I've got started on a training routine and jog two miles a day?

 

[nininaz]

How about I've got started on a training routine and jog two miles a day?

Thanks. that is really helpful and great.