Just a quick note to let you know that I'm over the moon today! I run for 20 minutes, despite the cold and the rain, unbelievable! The first 5 minutes passed without even noticing, but by the time I hit 10 minutes I was really tired. When I started, the most difficult thing to me was controlling my breathing and not running out of air, but since last week that is not the case, I have noticed I'm struggling more with my legs, they get really tired and ache when I run for more than 5 minutes straight. I've had sore legs for two weeks! Please tell me this is going to get better...
In any case, my sore self is pretty pleased with herself today!
Seriously guys, when I started I never thought I could get this far. So if someone there is not sure about starting it, please give it a go! You will amaze yourself week after week, and that is just awesome. Thank you, Laura!
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Well,some strength and flex exercises could help. Do them on yr rest days...there is link on the C25K site. Some folk stretch before a run..and make sure you are properly warmed up.
Then, just really slow..really...and steady.Things should improve 🙂
It's all about squats, I squat everywhere (my lovely better half wishes I wouldn't..) because if i set aside 10 minutes to dedicate to just squatting I wouldn't - i hate strength exercises, so fitting a few in when I have a spare minute works for me....
Joking aside, it helps the knees so much, I was struggling with mine but not so much at the moment...
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