Stupid question I am sure but how do you graduate for 10K? I have been consolidating C25K for a few weeks and last night ran for 35 mins and started C25K with my sister. Low and behold I covered 10k in 1hr 16 mins!! (more by luck than anything else...)
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You have graduated to 10K by running that distance in 1hour.16 minutes. To get your graduation badge and the word GRADUATE 10 next to your username leave a message on the May graduate10 post on the right side of the healthunlocked graduate10 homepage and tell the administrators that you have ran the 10K distance. 😊
Wow! Thanks AM I am gobsmacked! Only Started C25K in February and have had a few niggles with knees, breathing etc.. so this is a huge achievement (accident) for me.
It's there now JellyJac, at the moment I am rerunning some of the weeks of C25K, this morning it was run 2 of week 6, last run with interval walks and runs.
Next Saturday I will rerun the run that I and most other people dread, namely, run 3 of week 5, still feeling a little nervous about that run as I have not ran any longer than ten minutes (apart from this morning) since I ran a 5K last October, I think I will be OK, I'll run it slow and steady. 😊 🏃
Yeah, I think slow and steady is the way to go.... certainly more enjoyable! I think it was the welcome distraction of knowing I was meeting my Sis after 30 mins and then the welcome distraction of nattering through her W1R1 that took my mind off it.... I still could have run further...
Also, I was treated to the sight of a huge heron and a duck with her 8 ducklings as a reward for trolling up and down the canal towpath
Beware the heron and the ducklings. I have photographic evidence of the heron eating one of the ducklings!!! No longer am I so keen on herons. I thought they just ate fish and frogs!
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