So, Jo Wiley informed me that this week Iβd be doing 3 different runs so of course I had a look at whatβs to come!!! Woah!!! Is it really doable as 20 minutes on run 3?!
Also, the C25k programme has really made me look at what Iβm eating π½I know if I eat junk my run will be a load of junk!
Itβs my birthday (just done a birthday run) and Iβve chosen not to have any alcohol because I know my body will feel it on my next run (Friday).
What is happening to me π±ππππββοΈ
Happy π birthday to you cpfiona, hope you enjoy the day, don't worry about that run, slow and steady, after you complete it you will be very proud of yourself π π
Happy birthday. Totally doable. Don't think about it til you get to it, then slow down and enjoy the feeling once you've done it. It's an amazing buzz π
Breathing settles down as fitness improves. Try in for 4 paces, out for 4 paces. As soon as you get going you'll find it will decrease to 3 paces, then 2 paces, but it's good to get in to the habit of noticing. As your fitness improves your breathing will get easier. Enjoy the running journey. This bit is the most exciting ππΌββοΈπ
Happy Birthday. Iβll have to drink one for you I guess and take one for the team... cheers πΊ
Great running today. That 20 minutes is actually shorter than the one you did today... add the brisk walk break in as your body feels that as hard work too! Itβs a mental challenge and youβre preparing perfectly for it by the sounds of it. Have a wonderful run.
Watch out! All the symptoms of becoming a runner! πππΌπ Happy Birthday and enjoy the changes running brings. (And run 3 of W5 is perfectly doable, or thereβd be no graduates on here. π€£π)
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