After W5R3, I though today would be reasonably easy, but I guess the last run took more out of my legs than I thought ...
That said, I stuck at it and the middle, 8min, run passed with a good head of steam building up ... the last five minute run was a it of a grind, but with the help of some rubbish on the TV in the Gym, and my music tracks, I was able to push on through, and clock up another completed session ....
I'm thinking that i will not complete W6 this week; I need to continue with the first two runs, and then another consolidating run on Friday ... I have a 5k sponsored run on Sunday, in aid of Yorkshire Wildlife Park Foundation, and I don't want to be too cream crackered, but I still want to keep my routine going, so a little run on Friday ... run and walk the 5k on Sunday and then complete W6 with the R3 on Tuesday ... then I'm back on track ...
Well, I know what I'm doing ...
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Hey, thanks, and, you know you are doing very well too ...
Certainly will, saving the the yellow stripe tights for Sunday, make it easier for my family to spot me at the end, and the hearts and flowers will give the other runners something to focus on as they try to work out what I'm wearing ... 👙 😂😂😂
Thanks Carolyn, it is harder, the program has me on the long run on Friday but I want to save some energy for Sunday, so just a little run to make sure the legs remember what they should be doing ...
W6R1 is the longest overall time you have run/walked to date, so that is why it catches a lot of people out.
Well done.
Most training plans for a 5k run would give you a taper in which you reduce your running prior to the event. As a new runner, I believe you would benefit more from an extra rest day than continuing your regime, even if your Friday run is a short one.
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