That's 'we' as in my daughter and I, with the help of so many wonderful people on this forum. 9 weeks to the day from Easter Monday when we started again with W1R1.
We had to go out about 6.30pm this evening and, given the heat, I was nervous this would end up as our first 'practice run'. But no. We did it! Slower than any run in a good while, but we were taking no chances in the 28 degree evening. By the time I got home I was positively leaking!
This has been an amazing experience. I didn't believe I could do W1 let alone get to the end. This belief was further knocked by a knee injury in W2 that set me back 6 weeks. But as so many people told me, this program really does work! My run tonight was in a bright pink t-shirt and patterned leggings - a far cry from the (lumpy) figure trying to hide in a baggy black fleece and black leggings 9 weeks ago (still lumpy though).
I'm really proud of this achievement and talk about it a lot!!!! Two of my friends, independently, have now committed to the program too - does that make me an inspiration? haha
Huge thanks to everyone who has encouraged me along the way - such a great support, so much positivity. Very best of luck to everyone working towards graduation and to anyone lurking, still contemplating whether to start - you can do this too
Whoop! whoop! whoop!!!
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Ahh, forgot to say that I got up at 3am to take son and friends to Gatwick (2 hour round trip) this morning. Too tired to celebrate, but happy just grinning to myself stupidly every few minutes!
Soooooperb! Now you just need that lovely badge next to your name. A fabulous achievement, especially in this exhausting heat - massive 🎈🎉CONGRATULATIONS 🎉🎈to the pair of you😆
The bubbly has been on ice, so time to clink those chilled glasses, step up to the podium and celebrate!
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