I thought I'd posted earlier but must have forgotten to click the 'post' button!. Otherwise please accept my apologies if you get 2 similar posts.
Week 5 has not been the best for me. I felt tired before I even started running. Run1 was OK but R2 was very tough. I wondered how on earth I would make R3. However off I went, earphones now working and Laura telling me I can definitely do it. She wouldn't lie to me now would she? Set off like slowy Mcslow face for the first 10 minutes. Then I got a bit cocky and upped my pace (still very slow) for the third 5 minutes. Needless to say it was back to slower than a slow thing for the last 5 minutes - but I did it!!
I didn't find it easy but actually not quite as bad as R2. Thanks to all the support on this forum, it really does help.
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Brilliant. Well done for persevering. Some weeks seem harder than others for no clear reason. But completing week 5 is a massive achievement.
Thanks, Jan-now-runs. I have an under active thyroid and some days are worse than others. I am due another blood test at the end of next week to see if my medication is at the right level. It's just one of those things that is mostly fine but gets annoying at times. I know next week will also be tough but I feel as if I've put a lot of the hard work in now - so onwards and upwards
Hm well after I've just finished my run your previous post may be more accurate
I am always stinking after a stonking run too.... can't find emoticons on iPad so will have to imagine I've posted a perfume bottle, box of chocs and a big sorry card!
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