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So I got to 10k yesterday. I’m not interested in going further for the moment but do want to improve my pace, mainly for 5k. What should my weekly running plan be? I’d considered:

Run 1 faster paced 4K or 4K with intervals (if I can but I find them hard!)

Run 2 5k ParkRun

Run 3 longer, slower run. Should this be 10k every week?

Any advice would be appreciated!

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bertiesugarGraduate10

I guess 1 shoe does not fit all. Howvere mine is similar to yours but a different order. I am now tempted to join a running group for more structure but not done enough research on the clubs yet

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Tasha99Graduate10 in reply tobertiesugar

Oooh yes I’d contemplated that too 👍🏽 thanks

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ChrisAllen1Graduate10

I'm wasn't interested in going further either, just give it a couple of weeks 😂😂

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Tasha99Graduate10 in reply toChrisAllen1

Oh no! I feel exhausted thinking about it. 😂 Good for you!

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ChrisAllen1Graduate10 in reply toTasha99

I got to 15k a couple weeks back, I actually think once you can do 10k most of the rest is the mental battle, unfortunately my asthma holds me back a lot of the time, going to do a 7k tomorrow

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Tasha99Graduate10 in reply toChrisAllen1

Well done! You’ll be doing half marathons soon! 💪🏽

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BluebirdrunnerGraduate10

You may find you are quicker at 5k runs now you have done some longer distance runs Tasha, I did.

Congratulations on your 10k run, thats brilliant. Ask for your Graduate badge here...

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Well done.😊 x

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Tasha99Graduate10 in reply toBluebirdrunner

Thank you!

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slowdaveGraduate10

Well done Tasha99.

I used the excellent 5k training guides from runningfastr.com/5k-trainin... and steadily worked my way throught the plans - now closing in on 24 mins

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Tasha99Graduate10 in reply toslowdave

Ooh thanks I’ll take a look!

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seaspaniel in reply toslowdave

Will you be changing your handle to slightlyfasterdave?

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Tasha99Graduate10 in reply toseaspaniel

😂

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slowdaveGraduate10 in reply toTasha99

I like the idea, slightlyfasterdave until I crack the 24 mins and then superfastdave - damn those personal running goals!

Admin, how do I change my username?

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Mand102

Wow Tasha, go girl!! Well done to you! 🍾😊

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Tasha99Graduate10 in reply toMand102

Thanks!

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