Proud!

Just finished w2r1 l. I was going to repeat a week 1 run again before moving on as hadn’t ran since Friday but I thought id just go for it. Surprised that I was actually ok the 90 seconds didn’t feel any longer than the 60! Guess this means my fitness levels are improving?

[AlMorr Ambassador Graduate]

Well done 20091114 (wow, that is some username, more like a Mobile Phone Number) on completing run 1 of week 2, yes, you should be very proud of yourself. Your fitness levels will be improving as you go onto the longer runs, onwards and upwards, remember that you can repeat any runs or weeks as you wish.

[Hidden in reply to AlMorr]

Haha someone else said that! Couldn’t think of a username so used dates 😂 I didn’t get a stitch today either!

[AlMorr Ambassador Graduate in reply to Hidden]

Well done on your run and I am glad that you did not get a stitch, so the code is 2009, I assume that is the year, now I am wondering about the 1114, 11 could be the month of November, and the 14 might be the date, ????

[MuddledGardener Graduate in reply to AlMorr]

Lol!

[Hidden in reply to AlMorr]

Lol it’s my children’s birth years but close 😂

[AlMorr Ambassador Graduate in reply to Hidden]

Just come back from my lunch and I may have cracked the code of your username.

2009, 2011 and 2014 were the years that your 🧒 children were born 😊

[Dowat Graduate]

That’s fabulous to hear. You should feel proud. Every run is an achievement and the early weeks in particular, very well done to you. Enjoy the rest of week 2.

[Debston Graduate]

Well done, great that you are starting to feel fitter!