W3R1

[Pickles1234]

I did it. I can’t quite believe it but I did it. The second three mi ute run nearly killed me but I shouted to myself to keep going and I did. I even speeded up on the walking too. I simply can’t believe that just two weeks ago I could hardly was struggling to walk for any length of time.

[Now-runner_NeedsAttn Graduate]

Feels good, doesn't it? Well done.

[Pickles1234 in reply to Now-runner_NeedsAttn]

It certainly does - although I'm still aching and it was four hours ago!

[UnfitNoMore Graduate]

Great stuff... let the belief grow... you’ve amazed yourself, keep going and do it some more.

[Pickles1234 in reply to UnfitNoMore]

Thank you UNM GRADUATE!!!!!

[donttrustaskinnycook Graduate]

Well done Pickles!! I also ran this run today too!! Sounds like you had more success than me, I got a bad stitch during the first minute and a half run... Hopefully Friday's run will be better

[Pickles1234 in reply to donttrustaskinnycook]

My knee was twinging when I started the initial walk, but was fine when I started running - its just the rest of me that was falling apart! It's been a long time since I've done anything as difficult, challenging or rewarding.

[Sharon50]

Go you I’m on the last run of week 3 - nearly had a heart attack in the first run of week 3!🤣🤣

[Pickles1234]

That makes me feel better - I mean that in a nice way obviously!

[Katnap Graduate]

I found run 2 a bit easier. Probably because I kept very slow for run 1.

You're doing great! 😸

[Pickles1234 in reply to Katnap]

Fingers crossed I do too 🤞

[Hidden]

Well done 🏃‍♀️

[Pickles1234 in reply to Hidden]

Thankyou 😊