Right. I've just done R1 of Wk 8. I was Lauraless (sorry Laura) and decided to just run with my Garmin around a very sunny (and bloody hilly) Chatsworth estate and into Baslow village.
I decided my biggest problem is that I keep checking how long I've run for (or being told by Laura) and thinking 'God is that all!'. So I decided that I'd just run and not look at my watch. It's new territory so I wouldn't guess the time and I decided I wouldn't look until I felt I was getting too tired to carry on.
My Garmin said 28 minutes, 32 seconds.
This can't be right - 8 weeks ago I was posting that I was nervous about running for 1 minute.
For any newbies doubting their chances.......it works!! Do it!!
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Wow! What a fantastic run for you. I did a new route yesterday and found that helped me. Yep, the program definitely works. Keep it up - you're 1 run ahead of me and nearly there!
It definitely works, although I'm lucky that I get somewhere new to run every week as I work away. To think I used to stress about where I'd run when I went somewhere new. This running lark really widens your horizons!
Oh thanks you PP - you always say the loveliest things.
This forum is brilliant. I'm not sure I'd have ever got started without all the support and encouragement I've had on here. When I couldn't run last week and couldn't get online either I felt a bit lost, so it's brilliant that my last two runs have been so enjoyable. Unbelievable that I'm on schedule to Graduate in a week or so!
I can't wait to be running 10K with you and having tea and cake afterwards xxxx
Great run Sazzle. Nearly there and this programme has helped so many people get to the magic 30 mins. Maybe have to change your name to Sizzle on graduation
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