I have my first ten klm race coming up in three weeks. Ive had a few health issues last month so Ive been slow getting back into training.I run three mornings a week doing 3,5 and 6 klm runs. Ive done one ten klm in 1 hour 37 , last Saturday was a 7 klm run.
Im getting netvous that I wont make it by the cut off time... any advice?
What is the cut off time for the event? Once you know that you will know if your current 10k time will be fast enough or not. You may shave a few minutes off at the event compared to your training time.
If you've done the training you'll be fine. Stop worrying and enjoy yourself 🙂
I understand you being nervous as I was really anxious yesterday before my first 10km event. But as you've been training and you have run 7km in one hour and 37minutes you should be well within the cut off time if it's two hours.
You still have three weeks of training left as well. I adapted my usual running regime and adapted the Race for Life 10K running plan to help me work out what to do over the last three weeks. You can download it from their website if that helps.
There is one for beginners and one for intermediate.
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I found the suggested activities between runs were helpful and it also helped having only one long run per week.
Good luck and I'm sure it will go well. Let us know how you're getting on. 
If you've already run 10k in 1h 37m you will be fine. A reasonable walking speed is 5k per hour, so you could probably walk it in 2 hours - you really don't have to worry! Enjoy the rest of your training!
Thanks I guess its just a bit daunting!
First race ever: Windsor Women 10 k
First 5+ K run (with hills), new route, new shoes
First ever run longer than 5 K (8K)
My June Quest first week
Woohooo another 60 minutes and another 5 k under my belt
