Well today was great fun .... a 10k run organised by the fabulous running club I belong to (women on the run) in aid of Marie Cure. The photo is us all at the end - not as wet as we feared but a bit windswept!
It was when I was writing this run up in my running log that I realised this was run number 100 since my very first C25K week 1 run - 😮 what a journey. I would never have thought back in May that I would be regularly running three times a week; running and volunteering at Parkrun; running up to 15k and entering 10k races in 2019 - my aim is for ten 10k races next year.
For everyone on their C25K journey - enjoy and be prepared for it to become addicted!
Happy running 🏃♀️ 🏃♂️💪😀
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Jaz20
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Weeeeell ....!! I am building up my distance and watching those doing the HM plan over on the marathon forum and if a nice race popped up somewhere ... who knows?!!
Your photo is a big inspiration for me...thank you for all your happy faces: l won’t give up (two days ago I was quite demotivated 😐 as you can read in my post)!
Thank you - it is lovely to be able to inspire someone else after all the support and motivation I have had on this forum. Running with this group, once a week, is brilliant. We support each other and have fun - runners are the best! Stick with it - you’ll find your motivation. And going forwards, some runs are fabulous and stick in the memory, and others aren’t so great but we learn from them. All the best.
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