I’ve loved the progress I have made using the Couch to 5k app over the last 9 weeks. A brilliant programme which has taken me from being very unfit, overweight and feeling bad about myself to confidently running 5k and some 18lbs lighter.
Now I just want to keep going and build my running up to 10K. Has anybody got any recommendations of a good App to help me to the next level? Any advice appreciated.
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Huge congratulations on completing C25K with superb results. 😀 Very well done!! Go grab that graduate badge!
I completed C25K last year, but I haven't been able to reach much further than 5k. But to be honest I haven't tried, I'm still exhausted after 5k! 😅 My first goal was to speed up my runs, for which I managed to shave off just 3 mins over the last 6 months.
A runner friend told me, to get more comfortable with 5k, your body must be comfortable with longer distances. So I now have a personal target of a "gentle" 10k this year.
I just read a post earlier, "10k in 10 weeks". The op received many negative replies, which I found quite interesting because the Bridge to 10k community here on Health Unlocked have a plan to reach 10k in 8 weeks.
I'm looking forward to finding out a realistic plan that works (comfortable and injury free). Looking forward to reading replies and any advice you receive.
Thanks for the info Darude. I’ll have a look through those links. I just want to stay motivated now that I have got this far and another App encouraging me to get out will definitely help!
Good luck for those last three weeks. I think I enjoyed those the most. Great feeling when you run without the recovery walks part way through. Just get into a rhythm and keep going! 😁
Thanks Jell6, I’ll definitely consolidate for the next 3 weeks, by repeating W9, before moving on to the next target. JuJu’s plan looks a good place to start. Thanks for taking the time to reply.
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