I didn't set out to run a 5K, in fact the beginning of the run was pretty awful - thumping along like an uncoordinated baboon, but after 20 minutes or so I thought 'hey, this is actually pretty easy going' and I just decided to keep running.
I am so chuffed though - I promised myself awhile ago that I would get fitter and run a 5K before I turned 41 (which is, as you all know, when you stop being an 'old young person' and start becoming a 'young old person' :-)).
So yeah, that birthday present to myself was better than any gadget!
Interesting, the only other run which had a similar experience (in terms of ease) was an evening run - this run was in the cold and drizzle/rain. I have never liked the heat - I am becoming convinced I should run in the (cooler) evening than my usual 3.00pm ...
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congratulations! I'm off to do my grad run after a school meeting this evening, think I will need a jacket and sunglasses here because we've had intermittent sunshine and snow showers mixed in with a Baltic wind and some hail!
Blimey.. is that me.. experienced.. in what? Sure as heck is n't running.. every run is a new adventure for me.. I am trying backwards running tomorrow!
Great when you keep running and manage a new goal and 5k is a great distance. I ran 5k for several weeks before I even thought I could possibly go further and regular 5k runs really build fitness. Great achievement and very well done you!!
Well done Yatesey! It's great when it all starts to click! There'll be no stopping you now👍 From a young old person. Or an experienced person. Or a young experienced person. Well getting younger every run anyway!
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