Well what can i say, without sounding over confident, that felt pretty dam good, It was my 1st run in the dark and with howling swirly winds - maybe it is running in the dark but where did 28mins go??
I can honestly say the best i have ever felt in the last 7-8 weeks of C25K ,now i really do beieve i am a runner and yeah i FEEL GOOD !!!!!
i even had to go up and down my bit of incline twice to get the time in and even that didnt feel a problem
Cant wait for R2 on Thursday , should still be in daylight then maybe it will feel harder again lol get that graduation badge engraved with my name
Well done Rob... knew you could do it... fully understand your confidence. Shame that the weather and the dark may will be a factor in our running sessions. I dont think I have much choice but to drive to the next small town where they have street lights to run with, bit too dangerous in my village even with a "head" lamp. But may also try to start work earlier and get home in the light... think even that may change next week after the clocks go forward.
All the best for your R2 on Thursday!! Now you can count the remaining runs on one hand
Hello Rob. I've done all my runs so far in the dark starting at 6am. I've just done Run 2 Week 7 this morning. I run along the north bank of the Loire. In the dark there is very little by way of landmarks apart from a couple of wooden posts which mark where I turn round and come back the other way. Having said that, by now I recognise small changes in gradient, and in the surface of the path. I was dreading this morning as I've had a cold for the last few days which seemed worse yesterday, with an even sorer throat
So, I added a second layer (an old ski shirt) and a woolly hat, and braved cold morning air a bit earlier than usual, in case I needed more time.
However the run actually went rather well, doing a longer distance in 25 minutes than run 1
Good luck with your next run. Hopefully I'll be graduating not too long after you
Hi Zev and thanks well done on your runs in the dark, running by a river even in the dark sounds wonderful hope your cold clears soon
Yep you're definitely a runner! To run for 28 minutes in the dark and in those winds can't have been easy but you did it! And I forgot about the inclines. Well done Rob.
Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.
Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.