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Ha! that would be a good time for me, and i graduated in January. Doing 30 minute runs for a while is the way to go. you need to consolidate what you have gained with the programme. when your body and mind are ready, you will probably fins you want to extend your time or distance. x
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I am quite pleased with my time and distance at the moment.
Not really sure what I want to achieve as a runner (get me A
Runner )
Only time will tell, what ever I decided I have to be happy with it otherwise I will give in and giving in is not an option now
Have done the C25K + and managed to keep up the pace I was kna..... By end of it didn't think I would manage to walk at end but I did , second time was easier π
3rd time I couldn't get podcast to play ,so I went with Sarah Millican
Thanks for the reply πππ»
Iβm pretty much at the same stage as you...trying to keep getting out there 3 times a week for 30 mins and not worrying about time or distance at the moment. Iβm useless at persevering with things over time so hope to embed this habit so that it becomes part of normal life. So far so good!
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At the start of the program I was doing great , but then the weather got in the way
Maybe if I had a treadmill I would do 3 times a week, OK two
I also try to get out once a week on my bike but if neither happens I am not beating myself up about it ,
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