W6 R1 and I've been feeling quite disheartened about week 6. After finishing week 5 on such a high with a 20 minute run (20 minutes!!) I couldn't help feeling like it was a step backwards with week 6 run 1 back to stopping & starting and the 5 minute / 8 minute intervals. I found myself putting this run off, but tonight gave myself a talking to, put on my big girl pants & actually it turned out being one of my favourite runs so far! I think the difference must of been that I felt far more confident I could do it, whereas every other run has just been on a wing and a prayer! So I take it all back, C25K app you are far more wise than I and you do know best!
Had a slight technical issue midway with the app pausing, unbeknown to me, so I kept running & running waiting for Sarah to speak - it took me a little while to work it out. So no clue how long I actually ran for but hopefully near enough!
Written by
Charlottefc87
Graduate
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
Thank you, I think I certainly had a mental struggle with it before hand but pleased to have got it done and dusted. Where are you on the programme now? I'm a little nervous (ok terrified..!) about what's still to come!
I remember, like you, being disappointed that I was going back to intervals after the exhilaration of week 5, but it's all part of the carefully planned package that will get you running for a full 30 minutes by week 9, so stick with it.
Thank you, I'm glad it's not just me! You are right, and I need to stop over thinking it & just trust the programme and go with it. Bring on r2!
This was my nemesis run, I hated it and wanted to throw spears at it... of all my programme, this was the crappiest... but you've done it, you will do the next one just fine I promise...
And for some reason we all seem to get one run when the coach goes awol. I think it's a test of commitment personally... good luck next time out
Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.
Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.