I finally managed to complete my week 5 run 3 on Wed this week. Actually a bit later than what I had planned for. I was on business travel in Asia last week. I was able to do the wk5 run1 in the hotel gym on Tuesday last week. After that I couldn't do any runs due to jet lag - could barely sleep more than 2 hours during that week and woke up with no energy to run :(.
Was glad to be back home in UK on Saturday morning and went for my week 5 run 2. Then almost slept the whole weekend :). Completed the week 5 third run on Wed which was my first 20 min run - I was sweating heavily by the time I completed 20 mins of running.
Starting my week 6 run 1 today, I thought it would be easy to do the run walk thing as I am already through 20 mins - but I was humbled. It is indeed hard - so glad that there were walking intervals today
Now, I plan to go for my wk6 run 2 on Sunday (Weather gods are predicted to be happy on Sunday )
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Well done. I've just completed Week 6 Run 2. During the first run my mind kept saying this is your last chance to give up but I wasn't having any of it. The second 10 minutes were much better and after 5 mins in I was determined to finish. No more walks now my 25 minute run is on Sunday. We can all do it !
We feel your pain, week 5 seems ridiculous but when we do run 3, we believe we can now run round the world but week 6 pulled me up sharp! Much harder than I expected. It is doable though so just plod through it. I found by week 7, I felt amazing and that I could run a marathon - very silly, but I kept running and did a 5k - pretty slow but it was still a 5k! Decided to stop being stupid and got back to following Laura so I wouldn't get an injury! It is a roller coaster of emotion isn't it but how fantastic that u ran for 20 minutes without stopping - you are a running legend!! Well done 😀
Yes, the start of week 6 catches us all out. That's the brilliant thing about this programme- no two runs ever feel the same! Well done for getting through it.
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