Week5R2 I did it but omg! it was pretty hard going to run a whole 8 minutes, yes the weather was beautiful and warm which did help get me through but very touch I found.
I normally have two days rest instead of one I found that works best for me, because my working and home life are pretty hectic anyway so the extra day off help me for the next run.
Now I shall gear myself for W5R3 which I think it's a whole 10 minutes run non stop from what I've heard, I think I'll make it I hope so.
Pleased I've got this far anyway and well done to all who has got this far and further.
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Brilliant.... keep it slow and keep it steady. You will do this.. maybe, give yourself focus points to run towards, a tree, a lam post etc.. and the time will whizz... or like me think about all sorts of random things!
Try to focus on the now and not worry about the next runs.. they will happen naturally, if you follow the programme through!
Slow and steady is the way to go with those runs, I run in a small park there's plenty of distractions and focus point to keep my mind away from the run. I shall be prepare on my rest days
Sounds like it from what others are saying, I'm just surprised there are a big increase in minutes but I'm sure Laura would prepare us and know there's a big jump in minutes.
I shall let you all know how I got on fingers crossed.
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