So, even though I still tell people I'm going for a walk-jog rather than a 'run', I just finished w6r2 and now get to angst about the 25 min run coming up next. I also finally let the fitbit track the run and let me tell you, I think I'm heading more towards a couch to 3k, but I'll happily take it. This is so so so much better than I thought I could ever do.
When I started I told myself I'd stop after week 4, because that was already a pretty decent whack. But when I got there I decided to keep at it and see if it was true that it could make anyone a 30-min runner (I'm super slow, still have a lot of weight I'd like to lessen and really self-conscious about people seeing me jog).
But I just did two 10-minute jogs after a day of walking around London in gruelling heat (for me) yesterday and an upper back tattoo on Thurs. I went out today with the mindset that because I had no idea how much the tattoo would factor in, I'd stop if it felt at all bad - the first day I've really gone out with such a good excuse to not finish. I figured if it was bad, I'd just redo week 5 and accept the week redo for the tattoo.
But I did it and I think I even picked up pace for the last 60s of each run.
Onwards and upwards. Though I will wield the tattoo excuse for a while, I think.