Headwind was so intense in my route that every time I tried to run I just stand there.
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Then I had this amazing thought that I should turnaround and run the opposite direction along the gale.
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It was raining sideways. I although was wearing a windbreaker kind of clothing, it's definitely not a storm breaker. I was carried forward that my 25 minute run went like a breeze.
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Last three minutes, I challenged myself that I would run against the storm. I don't know whom I was kidding with, I turned around, completed my run, cooled down and took a bus back home. Ha.
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Week 9 now. Final week next week. I still feel this is going to be a "Couch to 30 minutes" and not "Couch to 5K".
Is there an app suggestion that I can use to find my pace and distance?
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Sounds like a fab but blowy run! Most (if not all) of the running apps will tell you your distance and pace. Runtastic and Endomondo do, and I'm pretty sure apps like MapMyFitness do too.
I personally like Endomondo. It has a nice clear, simple display. No good for me now that I can only run indoors though as it won't track anything when I'm on the treadmill.
It is really Couch to 30 minutes anyway... not as catchy as C25K though... keep it slow and steady and you will get there
You did brilliantly.. wind behind, wind in front, wind at the side... but you did not get the wind up did you? xxxx ( see what I did there.. wind up.. panic.. tee hee)
I used Runkeeper ( the free version ) after Graduation. You can set it so a voice informs you of your pace and distance every 0.5km or so .
Yes it should be called " Couch to 30 minutes " but its not as catchy as Couch to 5k. As long as you run 30 minutes 3 times in Week 9, you can then get your badge - Taa Daa ! :
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