4 weeks following graduation I'm really please to say I've stuck with the programme. I set myself a target of running 30 mins 3 times a week. Pleased to say I've complete 10.5 runs, had to abandon 1 run and gave myself a pass on another having flown back from a 2 day long haul business trip.
My tech has been playing up, every time I go out with the intention of running 5k just to work out how long it takes the GPS on my phone adds extra distance. I need to upgrade!
Pleased to say breathing has improved, weight slowly reducing and even more importantly I have more energy.
Now heading for 2 weeks holiday. Next target will be to bridge to 10k
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That's good to hear. I graduated yesterday and my plan is much as yours. We have to give ourselves the occasional pass - live does happen. Have a good holiday.
Fantastic, I graduated around four months ago and I have good and not so good runs. Times when I feel amazing and other times when I drag myself round. I find if I struggle, I now allow a run walk approach - it is still moving, mostly running too and better than just going home feeling rubbish. I might run for 100 double laces, recovery walk for 100 or if I feel ok, run longer, maybe 150 or 200!
Well done I graduated with my first 5k four weeks ago and I've stuck to doing it 3 times a week... It takes me 40 minutes but merry week at the park run I'm knocking a minute off so did it in 36 mins on sat... Looking forward to the magic 30 mins!!!! I feel so much stronger now so am going to start extending the distance by either 5 minutes or distance (depending on how I'm feeling!!!)
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