and beautiful! This is all I had in my head whilst I was embarking on W4 Run 1 - was this my brains way of telling me I needed divine intervention just to be able to breathe?!!!
Well, I did it - yet again! It was a little harder than week 3 and I was trying not to think of the 5 minutes too much! Actually the above hymn actually helped with the timing of my running - ahem light jog! The only downside was that tune plagued me all day!
I boasted to my work colleagues that I was actually now running more than I walked - however, this led to one of them inviting me to join them in a months time when I get better for a run around the park near work!
I politely declined (for now!) saying I was not up for my work colleagues (and rather athletic ones!) to see me in full flight as yet...
It's a big jump up to 5 minutes, but there you go, you made it. You'll probably find you're less anxious next time, and that you breathe better? You can always hope. Might as well. Well done.
Yes, Week 5 is downright spooky. Best leave that bridge till you have to cross it. (But Laura's going to say, "You Can DO IT!", and you'll just have to trust her when that time comes).
This kind of madness is good. I've just done W8R1 (28 mins) - would never have believed it was possible in my wildest dreams. Also lost 4 1/2 lbs in a week, so double bubble. Earworms are another thing - I'm learning "One Day More" from Les Mis with my choir and have the same bit on a constant loop when I run, to the point of insanity. Means the words are ingrained though! Well done on all you've achieved so far and keep going - if I can do it, everyone/anyone can.
I was all ready to do w4r2 (in the rain as well) when Laura refused to talk to me! Could get the **** thing to open so just walked and ran and walked and ran as far as I could. So disappointed. But will try again on Saturday.
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