Having run 10K+ on a good number of training runs, yesterday I did my first "Official" 10K by running the Cardiff 10K. Really pleased with my performance as I kept a fairly steady pace throughout (at least according to my Strava analysis) and finished with a fairly respectable time of 1:06:46.
Now for Swansea 10K on 22 September!!
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Very respectable time WC8334. Having got over the mental block around running with others by doing park runs, I am thinking about looking for a suitable local 10k. Maybe I need to work on the pace a bit first! Good luck in Swansea πππππ
Managing pace and distance is an issue though CC...I may need to saw 6 inches of the bottom of each leg π to find a nice distance stride. I was overtaken by a thick sliced hovis only this morning!π
Send those extra inches my way! I need all the help I can get! Are you a baguette then? Iβd have thought a baguette would have been quicker than a Hovis! π π π
Dalkeith park is a lovely spot for it, although it is a bit hilly in places. The appropriately named restoration yard is a great post run stop.
I do most of my parkruns at Vogrie park, just a few miles from there. Even when running in a crowd, there's something very relaxing about running through trees and countryside.
Well done. My first "official" one isn't until November, but I've done the distance at least 8 time on my weekly long runs. My best is 73 minutes, so well done on a good time too.
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