I thought that I had gone faster than my run/walk training which had me around 6: 50 mins per K average
I am very pleased with this - and will now rest on my laurels for a while
To all newish C25Kers - 15 months ago I started out with C25k as a 67 year old overweight unfit man . I only ever wanted to be able to walk 5K easily and to be able to run for 1 kilometre!! I could not have dreamed that the programme would take me to where I am now.
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Bazza - congratulation! This is a great time. Well done you!! Don't rest on your laurels too much, I enjoy your posts and find them both motivating and informative. It really is life changing, this running lark - at least for those of us that started out past the first flush of youth, unfit and, in my case, more than a little overweight.
Great time, Bazza and in such awful conditions! Happy resting on your laurels!!
Nice one Bazza. I seem to remember you, quite vehemently, stating at the start of C25k, that you couldn't conceive of any reason why you would ever want to run 10k non stop....It just goes to show how deep the running bug goes. Your engineer's approach to running is enlightening and informative for all of us and long may it last. Have you ever thought about a half marathon, Bazza?
I had intended and indeed trained to do this 10K using a 3/1 run/walk strategy. The only reason that I aborted this plan at the very last minute was because of the rain and hence no smartphone!😃
I have run a number of 10k easy runs non-stop very slowly and really never ever thought that I could keep up a 6:21 pace nonstop for 10 klms. I have run this pace when doing multiple 1 klm repeats but always needed a breather between repeats. I do think that it was both the other contestants determination and the fact that the conditions were so bad that the only option (apart from pulling out) was to put my head down and go!!😃
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