W2R1 completed!

[Hennith]

Well that wasn't bad at all. Hadn't looked forward to it as I found W1R1 hard and wondered if this would be a shock to the system too. It was definitely a bit more of a stretch than W1, but my body felt ready for it and I wasn't gasping at the end of any run. There are only 6 runs rather than 8 which was somehow a psychological advantage for me too. Bring on run 2!!

[lizziebeth57 Graduate]

That's great. It's such a wonderful feeling isn't it? I am now on week 7 and the programme really works so keep at it and enjoy!

[Hennith Graduate in reply to lizziebeth57]

Thank you!

[Lippie]

That's great news! Well done! I am starting week 2 on sunday and hope it goes as well for me!

[Hennith Graduate in reply to Lippie]

Thanks Lippie - and good luck for Sunday. I'll be interested to hear how you find it.

[Tracey001 Graduate in reply to Lippie]

I'm going to start week 2 on Sunday too so its good to hear how things went for you Hennith. I hadn't appreciated that there were 6 runs instead of 8 so that makes me feel psychologically better already!

[Hennith Graduate in reply to Tracey001]

Hope it goes well tomorrow - you can do it!

[Hidden]

Well done!

[Hennith Graduate in reply to Hidden]

Thank you!!

[Fiwini Graduate]

well done you. Just completed that run this morning. I found it hard to start with (did start uphill which was a silly thing to do). But I settled into it. Yaaay! Did it!

[Hennith Graduate in reply to Fiwini]

Well done to you too! Managed W2R2 today, and that went OK too, so I'm a happy bunny!

[fadgadget Graduate]

just completed my first run of week 2. finding the 90 second run just enough of a push without being too exhausting - great to read everyone's experiences