Feels great to have that one behind me. My previous run set lots of PBs and today's one was bit different. I had another stab at that hill from few weeks ago when I gasped for air and barely finished it. This time I have managed to do 3.7K vs 3.1K that time before. And the best part is, I wasn't too tired, not fighting to catch a bit of air on every step and actually had fastest 1K till now (downhill though).
I was actually thinking that running uphill and down again is like running flat, but 2 different speeds. In reality, when you start descending you also have to 'break' a bit and can't just let go and make up for the lost pace. But it felt great, like real accomplishment especially compared to my previous attempts. I had 100m climb and same amount of descent during my course. 2 weeks to go!!!
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Well done. I'm interested in how on this site everyone copes with hills and inclines. Moving house in couple of weeks and with have to cope with a possible 300 metre hill before I get to my "new" lake.
So cushy for me at moment doing flat laps round lake.
I always start off running up hill, and no matter how much effort it takes, I just aim for the top of the hill and know that I won't quit on the downhill section. trouble comes when there is a second or third hill, but same principle applies. Just slow down, and battle through
Fantastic. Amazing how quickly you get hooked on this running lark. Doing my W7R3.later today as had a blip at weekend due to a bug. Two weeks to go . . .
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