Felt like a real struggle today fo some reason - got down on my self for how fast every one else was running - but in the end told myself to just get on with it, and ended up with a new PB 33:46 - 1:45 faster than last time - so edging towards the magic 30mins. Yeah - but legs huuuuuurt!
Park run - 1st after Graduation (no.2 in reali... - Couch to 5K
Park run - 1st after Graduation (no.2 in reality) PB
Well done mate, good time.
Blooming good time, well done you...
Wow, well done!! The first I did a park run I felt useless! All the gazelles were bouncing past me & I felt like an old freight train!! The next one I did was much better after having a word with myself & getting a few virtual kicks up the butt!! You’ve done brilliantly..& the experience you get from a park run is amazing..beating your PB too?! There’s no stopping you...now go rest those weary legs!!!
I know - it's my mental side not the experience itself - I'm perfectly comfortable running by myself - and feeling like I'm making progress - unfortunately put me with 200 people who look like they've run all there lives I tend to be my harshest critic. But not dwelling - more consolidation runs to do and in a few weeks time I'll take a crack at another one. Like the Graduate badge btw. very snazzy
Streeeeeeetch and roll... well done you, but at the risk of being a complete pain ( as usual I hear you say) .....Just slow down a bit...it will come.. that 30 minute PB..if you ease up and get lots of practice 30 minute consolidation in..it will come
Good work old chap! It's an odd experience when you're suddenly faced with loads of people when you're used to running on your own! Would I be right in thinking that you were at the most easterly parkrun in the UK?! I have an idea that I've seen you!
I suspect you have - and I think you ran past me on one of the circuits last weekend. Orange shirt - you, bright fluorescent shirt (and red face) me. How did you do?
Yes - first time I ran there I ran the slope both times, this time out for whatever reason not quite feeling it, so walked up and then ran after that. Still faster than first time, so next time out I'll see how I feel.