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Couch to 5k Running - Part Three
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Well done Kiwi!
I did my second run of wk 1, dear me it was quite warm in the gym I thought I might melt on the treadmill and end up going round like a piece of pasta dough!
Pink - good luck for your weekend run
Have a good weekend all!2019, move forward with positivity! I am the opposite of Eyeore :rotfl:0 -
pink_princess wrote: »Well done kiwi, I thought the 1 minute runs seemed to last ages:rotfl:
They did too! It goes to shows how much and how quickly you do grow into it and I guess that's why the program is structured the way it is. After running three minutes, you're quite relieved when you 'only' have to run for one and a half minutes. Whereas one and a half minutes the week before seemed impossible.
Keep up the good work everyone.Mortgage
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just got back from week 4 run 3, I think I'm going to have to repeat this week, twice now I've cut the runs short, either through my asthma or the heat and a stitch.
I think I'll feel better about progressing onto to week 5 knowing I've nailed week 4 properly.
I really struggled with the first couple of attempts at running, I have noticed a difference and I am getting better, I am able to run 5 mins now.
I still can't say I'm enjoying it but it's the most convenient and cheaper ways to exercise and loose a bit of flab and I am proud of myself for doing it!0 -
Well done bunny, no harm in redoing weeks :j
We decided to run tonight instead of tomorrow' week 6 run two done. That was the last run with a walk :eek:
Just 25 minutes of running now:cool:
I'd say Roll on Sunday but I don't mean it :rotfl:Life is short, smile while you still have teeth0 -
Hi all
I am going to start this program on wednesday, I might only be able to run once or twice a week over the school hols but will try my best. I haven't read the whole thread but did notice the link on the first post is not valid. What plan does everyone follow? I might do the NHS one but are there any others which I might prefer?
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We are doing the NHS one, even at twice a week it will be very good for you.
Let us know how you get on:)
Anyone else wanting to join in? Come on, you know you want toLife is short, smile while you still have teeth0 -
I'm thinking of going for a run now, I've progressed to outside and run for about 18/20 minutes with one walk stop (includes inclines) .... but I can't get motivated, should I go?Thrifty Till 50 Then Spend Till the End
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Ms_Chocaholic wrote: »I'm thinking of going for a run now, I've progressed to outside and run for about 18/20 minutes with one walk stop (includes inclines) .... but I can't get motivated, should I go?
Yes just go - I did, I just got back, feeling really chuffed with myself
DS is at his dads tonight and there is nothing on tele till later so I got changed and went. I did the NHS one and liked the fact you do not have to keep looking at a watch, although i'm sure the minutes got longer towards the end! It was tough but really pleased I kept going and ran on all the bits I was suppose to. I will go again tomorrow, I know I should rest a day but ds will still be with his dad. Life gets in the way, its not always possible to rest a day in-between and I want to try to keep to three times a week if I can.0 -
Thanks for your reply iammumtoone, I went and did my run and I feel fantastic, knocked about 45 mins off my pb. I started running outside about 2 weeks ago and used to stop about 6/7 times, I stopped once tonight and it wasn't even a proper stop, just a walk.
Thanks again xThrifty Till 50 Then Spend Till the End
You can please some of the people some of the time, all of the people some of the time, some of the people all of the time but you can never please all of the people all of the time0 -
Ms_Chocaholic wrote: »Thanks for your reply iammumtoone, I went and did my run and I feel fantastic, knocked about 45 mins off my pb. I started running outside about 2 weeks ago and used to stop about 6/7 times, I stopped once tonight and it wasn't even a proper stop, just a walk.
Thanks again x
Well done. Unfortunately I have no choice I don't have a treadmill (and can't afford the gym) so have to run outside however I live in Norfolk so no hills for me at allI am also lucky to live 3 mins walk from a park so can run on grass, there was a cricket match on last night when I went out so I tried to keep to the areas where none of the spectators would be able to see me. Will have to to be very brave on Weds though DS is at a sports club, I have to stay with him due to his age but there is a running track nearby which I will be able to use :eek: and still see him.
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