I ran 10k for the first time ever today. I was quite nervous before the run - it felt like week 9 of C25k, would I make it or not? I wore my C25k top for luck (berry pink to match my 'running' face ). I was slow; I took about 1hr 18mins, but I did it. It did include a few small hills as well tho' by the end I was desperately trying to find the flattest route.
Will have a glass or two of bubbly tonight to celebrate !
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Hooray!! That's both of us ( just seen your comment on my blog.. Thank you!). It's a great feeling isn't it, my legs are STIFF, and every time i get up i nearly crumble, and I just keep reliving it at home and going on about it!My husband has had enough but he is long suffering!! Well done you, and cheers I'm on the red
It is great to know you can run 10k. I'm still smiling this morning. Even after graduation I never dreamt I'd be able to run 10k. So I'm going to enjoy this for quite a long time.
I ran 10k for the first time yesterday (Monday) too, the BUPA London 10,000, and I'm really suffering today, aching back, hips and calves. I'm so pleased I did it though, but not sure if I really want to ever do it again. I got about the same time as you Jennie, and I did walk quite a few times, but finished in style with a kind of sprint, got my medal- sorted!
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