Nothing demonstrates how much this programme has changed me by the fact that I got up and ran for 25 mins in a Saturday morning! What is happening to me?😄
My challenge now is to run a proper circuit and not wimp out of the long climb home, it's not so steep, just hard to keep on going uphill in the last ten mins. Tried the back stitch method as recommended here and that really helped. Onwards and upwards.
Glad the back stitch method helped, I was delighted when I found out about it. Saturday morning running, who knew it could be a delight?
And plus I've limbered up for my stint at the ironing board - that's the real marathon in my life!
jeez, that is commitment. I am just faffing about trying to work up the enthusiasm to De-guest the guest bedroom. So far coffee and C25K forum is winning
Don't underestimate the importance of all your posts on this forum - you're doing a fab job encouraging us newbies!
Hills? What are they?! Well done for tackling them. Weekend running, who would have thought, I like it best at 6.30am on a Sunday cos there's NO one about at all! If anyone had said to me I'd be up running at that time in the morning before I started I would have laughed in their face. Well done, sounds like you are doing great 
What's the back stitch method please
Simple - just run up the hill for a bit then run back down then run up a bit further and down again andso on - the lovely jancanrun talked about it in one of her great posts and it does build up strength. Not clever enough to pin a link to the relevant post!
Thanx when do u suggest starting this? Should I wait until I graduate
Glad someone else asked, thanks!
Back stitch got mentioned here.healthunlocked.com/bridgeto......
But you need to be on bridge to 10k to see it I think... btw I can't claim credit for backstitching it was GrannyHelen57 who put me on to it...
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