Recently completed C25K and now running 5K about 3 times a week. Best time yet has been 35 mins but usually do it in 37-40. That pace suits me much better! Looking for a safe manageable way to increase distance. My ankles and calves have started to feel really tight when I run. Any advice out there? I do stretch fully after each run. Thanks!!
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Well done on your running progress. ju-ju- is about to start her 10 is the Magic Number training up to 10k, why not give that a go?
Plenty of stretches and maybe try a foam roller, every day not just run days
Good luck!
IrishprincessGraduate10
As Millsie-J says, a foam roller is the way to go. For tight calves and ankles you can also self massage them while you're sitting down doing whatever.
ju-ju-Graduate10
Join us tomorrow for the next 10k plan, and as others have said, a foam roller works wonders as well as keeping everything mobile...
IannodaTruffeGraduate10
Have you read the guide to post C25K running? healthunlocked.com/couchto5...
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