After a week off with only an βeasierβ run between that one and today, it was tough going back to my usual route with inclines. π Legs felt like concrete and my pace was way out. I went far too quickly in the first 10 mins and paid for it in the last 10mins!! I was even counting down the minutes, something that I have not done for a number of weeks now.
Slow and steady .....I know πππ
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Dragging yourself over that line shows a lot of what you need to do this. That easy run is a curve ball as I said earlier to someone... it throws people, and the next run getting back to normal will be difficult. You passed a big test and now youβre into the βjust runβ phase of this. Youβre doing great.
Well done for completing Dee! Thatβs brilliant! Be proud that you didnβt stop. Some runs are like that, but youβve done it and itβs in the bag!! The next run will be different! Youβve got the measure of it, so no need to worry! π Congratulations to you!β€οΈ
W6 is a notorious nasty one. But sounds like you've cracked it. You've got a load a running buddies cheering you on and once you've done R3 it's all lovely from there to the end of the programme.
That podium's being polished up right now for you xx
Always late to the party!! Only just seen this Dee_N π±π± More fist pumps coming your way πππ Well done for completing with the dreaded concrete legs Waaaaah!! π
Yay! You just went and did it, well done! I've only just seen this too ππ but you know that in a psychic-telepathic way I was telling you to get out there don't ya π
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