Week 1, Run 1 COMPLETE and I loved it (even in the rain!!!!)
Not gonna lie, I ran in my teens, 20’s and 30’s and was comfortable running 10k but things happened and I lost my running mojo. Now in my 40’s, when deciding that I wanted to improve my wellbeing I knew that if I wanted to reignite my love of running I needed to go back to basics and do a sensible programme. C25K just felt right
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Having previously been a runner in your 20's and 30's I think you should find C25K relatively easy to get through, keep rigidly to the runs and weeks, don't try any shortcuts or run on consecutive days, drink plenty of water by staying hydrated and run slowly, especially the longer runs later in the course.
That’s so great, a brilliant decision you will not regret! Love to read posts of your journey - you’ve probably got lots of great insight for us first timers! Happy running!
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