I keep running into the problem of forgetting to go running on Monday evening and usually have to shift my runs to Tuesday. This could become a greater problem in September when I have to go back to school. Should I be setting a reminder or going running earlier in the evening?
Still, I managed to get through W8 R2 even after having to sprint away from two foxes chasing each other.
Two wishes would be: whilst I am pacing myself I feel like i'm going too slow. Should keep running slow to graduate or should I run a little faster?
Also I need a good pair of running earphones because my ones keep falling out. And its very annoying! Any recommendations?
Other than that no problems and and feeling hopeful about graduation.
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I am super slow too. I figured I'll keep plodding to graduate, and then see if I can gradually speed things up a bit. Must be careful of my knees though!
Wow week 8 - you must have remembered to go for a run a few times on a Monday to get this far Why not set yourself an alarm in your phone or something to remind you to go for a run so that if the hectic day starts overtaking you, you have a reminder to take some time out to go for your run? I run early morning and set my alarm an hour earlier on those days which is kinda the same thing.
As for your earphones dilemma, I run without any these days however when I was listening to the C25K I had the same problem and read on here a very simple tip of threading your earphone cord down your top so that there is not much loose cord. It helped me.
Enjoy your runs
PS as for speed, just go at a pace that suits you and is easy to maintain. You have an entire running life in front of you to get faster as your stamina and strength increases naturally.
Oh please stay slow and steady. It's folks going to fast or over-striding that gets them crocked! Erm one or two on here know that from bitter experience, mentioning no names. LOL
I see a fox when I'm running sometimes. An old un and he just gives me a glance for a second and then slopes off.
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