Does anyone have a good 5k to 10k plan over 6 or 9 weeks? working to something at the moment - but want to compare to see if I can find a programme that works better for me.
Wednesday - evening 31 minute post-grad run with my son (I have decided to add 1 minute per run and see where I get to)
Thursday - evening Run 2 Week 2 with my daughter
Friday - rest day
Saturday - morning Run 3 Week 2 with my daughter
Sunday - morning 32 minute post-grad run, solo or possibly with son on bicycle for company
Phew. Not sure I can keep this up every week!
Afternoon all, I completed my W9R3 this morning and have just booked a place on a 5k Santa Dash for charity in December, it'll be something to keep me motivated and up & out 3 times a week as I'm not quite at the full 5k yet, but can do the 30 mins and determined to build on it. I've not really been posting much, more of an enthusiastic lurker, but really enjoying everyone else posts and finding you all inspirational and source of useful information. Cheers all and have a top week
Well done on your graduation. Enjoy your celebrating. Why not try a Parkrun on a Saturday morning if there is one near you? I havent graduated yet but have done a few, running and walking, and I find it really helps me. Each week I run a little more and walk a little less! Have a go you will love it xx
Funny you should say that, I've just registered for Parkrun, not sure I feel confident enough yet but will definitely think about it over the next few days
I graduated yesterday. I registered for Parkrun last week, but tomorrow is the day I've chosen to give it a go. I won't be last because there will be a tail runner behind me, and even if I'm the last runner through, at least I'll be able to show some progress (hopefully) as I continue my weekly ploddings. Give it a go!
If you've graduated then you can sinthe 5k easily I'm sure. I'm just in the middle of wk6 but I know that run walk can do 5k. Who cares about the time? And coming last even doesn't matter. I haven't even been to a park run but I understand that it's a great encouraging culture. You'll be fine. π
Hi new to this page just joined tonight I have been doing the run to the structure of the nhs couch to 5K podcast Iβm at wk3 run3 tomorrow just had a peak at week 4 that looks evil! π
I work nights so run around 7-8 PM or so. I'm taking a long overdue vacation next week. Should I continue running at that time, now that for a week I will be sleeping like a normal person.
Ankle quite sore after W5R2 (shame, everything else about that run was fine). Am sure it is the achilles tendon again. Ankle felt warm for rest of day, but don't think there was any swelling. Also tried walking on tiptoes and moving ankles in circles so I know no problem with range of movement.
Took ibuprofen and have been doing some gentle heel/ ankle stretches and strapping it up overnight. Planning to take an extra rest day before I think about W5R3 and will see how it feels.
I suspect strongly this is more to do with me wearing flats on rest days than the actual running (although that prolly didn't help). Boo to ankles.
Hi everyone I'm going to do week 5 run 1 tomorrow and it's been going well so far but the last couple of runs I have had quite bad pins and needles in my feet - I'm wondering if it's because my trainers are ancient? (like over 10 years old) i.e. do I have an excuse to buy a shiny new pair of shoes??
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