NRC 10k plan Week 2: final run

[Yesletsgo]

Week 2 had one run left, the 1000 Second Run with Coach B, but I'd decided to skip it and go straight to Week 3. This morning when I went outside to put the recycling out I realised it was drizzling. 1000 seconds vs 25 minutes? Hmm, difficult choice.

1000 seconds is a short run but not too short, 16'40". As I ran I got to thinking about why I am doing the 10k plan, what I want to achieve etc. I'm not training for a race or event, it's purely for my own satisfaction. Skipping runs isn't going to achieve any 'goals' any quicker. There is no time pressure. As the plan proceeds the runs get longer anyway so I've decided I'm going to run each of them, not necessarily in the order given but with one week complete before I go on to the next. It's only an 8 week plan so why rush?

PS I decided to give the NTC 5 Minute Runners Bodyweight Burn Plank Party a miss. It sounds painful 🔥😂

[Gthants 60minGraduate]

1000 seconds sounds like nothing, doesn't it? One for a slow, "I'm tiiiiired", or drizzly day!

[Yesletsgo Graduate10 in reply to Gthants]

Yep, perfect for this morning

[SueAppleRun Graduate10 60minGraduate]

Good decision 😃

[Yesletsgo Graduate10 in reply to SueAppleRun]

Thanks, glad I got out there, glad I didn't stay out there 😂

[Annieapple Administrator]

🍏 That’s exactly how I approach these plans 🤣 any order, but need all the ticks before I move to the next week. Gives me some leeway but keeps me on track..

[Yesletsgo Graduate10 in reply to Annieapple]

Glad to hear it

[MissUnderstanding Administrator Graduate10]

The flexibility is the beauty of NRC! Sounds like a perfect run!

[Yesletsgo Graduate10 in reply to MissUnderstanding]

Thanks, I'm determined to enjoy this