Off I go and thought Iโd up the pace and go for 5k... itโs 3 miles right? So anything under 10 minutes a mile is my target. Off I go and all feels good, nice cool day, breeze slightly bracing... and we are on 10:20 per mile at the first mile update... cool, keeping it steady and mile two and average is 10:18, cool, time to push a little and 3 mile run is done... average 9:55 per mile... shut the app down and smile... cooldown, few stretches and Iโm doing that legs up the wall thing... then it dawns on me... 5K is 3.1 miles, Iโm about 528 feet short of a 30 minute 5k... maybe next time! For now Iโm going to drink some apple juice and prepare for Sunday!
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Good run and time for you UNM, perhaps the next time you try for that magic 30 minute 5k, Miss UNM could run along with you, they say that running with others gives you a chance for a better time.
She gets out of sync with PE as we plan her runs but then she runs in PE and has to slip her running says... and Sunday sheโs doing junior parkrun, so itโs Tuesday at the earliest
Idid something similiar ..thought it was 5 k ...but i went out next run and got that 5k in the bag ..slow pace of course ๐ ..whats a few feet between VRB right ๐๐
I prefer kilometers to miles, if nothing else they are a bit shorter, the exception being if the run is 10 miles, a half or full marathon then it's better in miles.
Not really sad UNM, I suppose that I prefer kilometers as I am consolidating running a few more 5K runs. Tomorrow morning I plan to run my third. I just like the distance in kilometres as I might, I repeat just might have ago at increasing it to 10K if I think after running a few 5ks I am ready for that.
Certainly I will never think of ever running a any longer distance than 10K๐ค
Yeah, felt like I could have done it all again, but that wouldโve been possible injury territory. Now slow and steady refers to my pace most runs and my progression... but I do get to go faster once a week!
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