Well, I never thought I'd manage 3 minutes of solid running without keeling over, but I did the whole thing today no problem. I was amazed!
Yes it probably helped that it was fine weather, and I was also enjoying my new headphones that go round your ears, you know, the ones made for runners. Am I a runner yet?
Oh and that's after a 3/4 mile walk this morning to the hairdressers and back.
I feel so good right now! So be encouraged, from what I've seen so far, the plan really works!
So this was the run when I first felt I was running, because and I know it sounds daft if you could run for 3 minutes then you could run after a bus. Not that I had any need to, it was just one of those 'daft' milestones I had in my head, because 3 minutes isn't one minute it was 3 of those pesky little blighters on Run 1...
So you're definitely on the way to being a runner in my book....
Good work! You should be proud. Oh I need to get me some of those fancy headphones. I do yoga on my rest days, compliments running really well. And I also make sure I walk up stairs at work (8 flipping floors!). Keep up the good work. π
I really enjoy your posts. From start to date.
You're a couple of weeks ahead of me but I can see how positive you have become throughout the past 2 weeks.
Keep on doing this for you, making you feel better and I'm sure you're going to complete this programme with flying colours.
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Thanks Donna, that's really nice of you.
My strategy is to be reasonably visible on here, because it kind-of gives some accountability, and makes me less likely to give up. Though, I have to say after about a minute of Week 1 Run 1 it was a close thing!
You're on week 1, right? I was actually quite glad to get past week 1 because doing the 8 separate runs was just annoying! Just keep us all up to date with your progress too. The fact that you've started it is amazing! Still can't believe I actually did...
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