Yes, I completed my 2nd run of week 7 earlier today and I'm getting ever closer to that graduation!
Once again my only concern was trying to avoid inclines on my route, and I think I managed to do that more successfully today, with the worst incline (albeit very slight tbh!) very early on in my route, so I didn't have to attack it with those concrete legs of mine!
Once again I took my mobile with me and only recorded the 25 minutes of running (with an app called 'Running' strangely enough!) and I logged 2.94km in my 25 minutes.
(I've uploaded the proof (a screenshot of my mobile) for everyone to see).
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Well done, Lee! I just started using map my run...but I make it count the walking bits too...every metre counts as far as I'm concerned! π And nothing wrong with avoiding inclines, either....our runs = our rules, and sometimes a hill is just a challenge too far in my book! Good luck with the rest of wk 7!
Well done, W7 was a good week for me, I much preferred the continuous running after W6, and you're doing really well - keep it up! I count every step, warm up and cool down as well as the running, although I know not everyone else does, but my run = my rules Raven2016 ! 2.94 km in 25 mins is excellent - really well done!
Is it? Oh, I didn't think that was too good myself. Hehe.
It doesn't really matter to me though, I'm just happy to be able to get out there and move non-stop in a very slow forward motion for at least 25 minutes without collapsing in a heap!!
Inclines - keep them well out of my way thanks very much. Anything that is not exactly flat is a 'Bloody Great Hill' (or BGH) as far as I'm concerned ;-). Really well done on the 2.94 km - you'll be at 3 km before you know it! Good luck with the rest of W7.
Yeah, when I first used my app I did log the walks as well. But the way I see it is, I can walk for as long as the road is, and I always walk at the same speed so I thought I would just log the running parts as that's what I want to see an improvement in as time goes on. I'm confident that in a years time I will have covered a bit more ground when I run as to what I can manage at the moment. I guess I'm trying to create targets for me to aim for in the future if that makes sense?
Great job, you're really getting closer to the finish line. And nice thing you mention what you're going to do in a month or two, planning, that's a real sign of commitment (or being hooked). π
Hooked surely !!! Well done lee , due to run tomorrow but impromptu drinks at home here , I return to work next week post maternity leave so people calling before I go back etc ...,,,,,, think I'll run on Thursday instead πΈ
Well done little inclines are like mountains bit they'll soon be mole hills
Well done πππthats a great time too you must be so chuffed & not long to go...π! I use runkeeper & its great too as you can add friends also using app & see how they are doing & look back on previous runs π You really are doing great keep going & enjoy!! X
I think I downloaded that app as well, but haven't given it a go yet. I might check it out soon. I wonder if you can run 2 of those apps at the same time? (I'm guessing it will just confuse both of them). x
Ah, but those are 2 different apps Phyllis...I meant using 2 running apps at the same time? Don't forget they both need access to your inbuilt GPS system to log your route and time. Whereas a standalone music app doesn't need GPS access and so is fine to run at the same time as a running app.
Im not very good with technology πAs long as i have music & know my distance× im happyπ Thats if its a good runπ Justo way home from hols did loads of walking & hillwalking but hope to get back to running sat/sun & getback to a routine! πClose ππx
Yeah I'll get there. The doctor said no to my run today after the fiasco with bad medication. But back to it tomorrow - I really wanted to run today but I may have ended up sleeping in the park lol.
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