Went for my long run today as part of my training for the Great South Run, for the first mile my breathing was quite hard and I thought I was going to struggle, but gradually my breathing improved as if I got second wind. By the time I finished my 7.25 miles I felt as if I could continue running but resisted the urge and sticking to the running plan.
Next week my long run will increase by another 10% and take me to an 8 mile distance, things are looking good to reach my 10 mile goal by Oct, keeping my fingers crossed! Happy and safe running to everyone for your weekends running.
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Ha ha , Hey I have just signed up for another one !
I am doing a 10k next Sunday, no bling but a very posh bath towel !
Yes I am doing Parkrun tomorrow all being well , I didn't do it last week due to that athletics meeting I went to , but apparently they had to change the route as a lady was stuck up a tree and the fire brigade had to come to get her down as she had climbed up it but then was too frightened to climb down ! xxx
Hope you enjoy tomorrow's Parkrun, I can feel another PB coming along for you! π It's a rest day for me tomorrow, so I'm a volunteer marshal at the local Parkrun. You never know might be able to scrounge a free cup of tea. xxx
Well done π hope you enjoy it I had similar experience on my long run last week but for a whole 3 miles til I got into rhythm ha ha it's all in the mind I think I mentally talk myself out of it π
Thank you Dawn, it's funny really as the first mile was nearly all downhill, I think you may be right it's all in the mind. Enjoy your runs this weekend. π
Thank you, I shall use the Southsea parkrun soon to get a taste of running along the seafront. I use The Havant parkrun as my local run. I hope you enjoy you runs this weekend.
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