Felt that as it was my last c25k I would go up to Harrogate and run the stray, valley gardens and pine woods, such a lovely area.
I had conveniently forgotten about the hills but hey ho. Lots of dogs and mum with prams in trainers ( the mums in trainers not the prams!) and a cool but bright day.
The hills were hard but even an earthquake wouldn't have stopped me today. Was hard at 15 mins as I had run up 3 hills but the thought of finishing c25k kept me going! Also the thought that I would have to post on here that I didn't do really helped me to keep going.
All in all, it was a wonderful run and quite, well ok, very emotional! Shouting GET IN! And punching the air attracts attention I find, but who cares, I CAN run 30 minutes without stopping regardless of rain or hills or anything!
I can't wait to start 5 x 50 tomorrow and am the happiest person in Yorkshire! Oh and, GET IN! You can do it!
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Congratulations! well done to you, sounds like a lovely run and you did it!!!!!!!! got to the end of c25k, a real achievement !!! The hills sound like hard work!
Thank you. Yes I read that a lot of people had gone too far or of fast too soon. I won't be doing that. At present I am happy doing 5k running one night and 15 or 20k on the bike the next night. I don't want to undo all the hard work by getting injured!
I know what you mean about having to write a post where you haven't met your own goals. I've found that thought spurring me on when I've felt like giving up. It's odd because everyone is so supportive and generous with advice and tips but I guess it's just the little critical voice in our own heads.
Congratulations on your graduation, and look at your shiny new badge! Very well deserved I too am from Yorkshire and know the Stray so I can picture your run - how nice that you had such a great graduation
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