I'm truly sorry that after asking for advice on myasics plan and whether I should ditch the 10K run today I went and did it anyway. I needed to prove 2 things 1) that I could run up the ridgeway towards the end of the run and 2) that my time last week wasn't a fluke and I could do 10K in under 60 mins again. Both ticked off. Feeling happy now connect.garmin.com/modern/a...
Happy running all. Listen to your body it makes a lot of sense
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Today I listened to mine to and it said doooonnn't sit in front of the telly or do the ironing - go out and run in those new shoes even though last time it was horrible and yesterday you couldn't even get out of the car without wincing! Feeling good now
Me too Lou. Grrrr. Though suspect OH would have a fit if I went out, after he's spent the weekend cossetting me, doing all the housework and generally being at my beck and call
Cheers Pops. It's a 1970s Austin Allegro, because, physically, I seem to be about as reliable. No sooner have I sorted out me recent suspension problems, than me air filter's got blocked and me engine's only firing on 3cylinders (or, in plain English, now my hips are feeling better, I've got the cold from Hell, can't breathe through my nose and I'm coughing for England) I'm basically the living embodiment of 1970s motoring
Thanks PP. Yes I've hear people tapr as well. The plan I'm on has 3 runs a 5K jog (slow), a race pace (5:23 mins per KM) 5K and another slow jog 5K then a whole days rest before the race. I may drop one of the jogs or the race pace 5K. Should be interesting as Aussie had some cracking PBs today which are only just quicker than my PB
No I'm going to taper this week so will run 2 5k jogs one on Wednesday and one on Friday. I have been running 4 times a week recently but I think 3 is more sustainable unless you are training for something
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