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Hello running buddies, I had originally set my target at a 5k festive run in December, whilst that is still on the cards, I've now gone and promised that I will do a 10k in April, so think I'd better start working on my pace. Today's session was a Nike run club speed workout, with coach Corey, it was 1 minute intervals of fast(not flat out) with 1 minute of steady runs, I was amazed at how good it felt, I got my personal best for 1 mile, and my overall pace was pretty good and that includes the warm up and down walking. Totally winning at life.

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SueAppleRunGraduate1060minGraduate

Awesome and always winning

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AnnieappleAdministrator

🍏👏Excellent! You will definitely be able to comment positively on Quest 3 😇

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Gthants60minGraduate

Excellent! Really well done.

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Wavy-chick28Graduate10

Sounds interesting I have never done a fartlek run or speed run am contemplating having a go I always just run ! But think I’m missing out 🤓

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Petem56Graduate10 in reply to Wavy-chick28

Give it a go, it's really enjoyable and it was great to see the pace I did for each separate section.

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Archerygoddess60minGraduate

I've only recently discovered interval running and I'm really enjoying it. I'm doing it at the gym and then my steady runs outdoors. I like to warm up at the gym with a run but it's soooo boring! 1 minute @ 9.7kph and the 1 minute walking at 6.5kph and it's over in no time.

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Archerygoddess60minGraduate in reply to Archerygoddess

As an edit, I do this for 20 minutes, not just 1 minute of each, lol 😂

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Petem56Graduate10 in reply to Archerygoddess

The one I did was walk for about 5 mins to warm up then run for one min, then jog for one, repeat 8 times then at the end a 30 second run flat out just for good measure. I have only ran 5k twice since graduating, and the jog times were about the same as my 5k pace so I'm very pleased with my performance, especially as I'm a one legged asthmatic OAP.😀

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Archerygoddess60minGraduate in reply to Petem56

I've been impressed by your running journey as a recent amputee, so you definitely should be. It's a great feeling when you've achieved something.

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OldflossAdministrator60minGraduate

Just grand... well done you!

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PeggySusi

Fantastic!

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