Woohoo. Another 30 min run done. I decided to take it outside and off the treadmill and ran on a disused railway line. This meant that the first 15 mins was slowly uphill (total of 37m elevation gain) which is a bit of a shock after a treadmill. Finished my legs off ππ
Only managed 3.2km in the 30 mins so nowhere near Park run distance yet but I'm happy with that. I can't believe the change in mindset this programme makes. I was actually thinking ONLY 5 minutes to go, I've got this. Only a few weeks ago I couldn't even run for 5 mins in 1 go.
One run to graduation. So close....
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I have just started to do that a couple of weeks ago when someone advised me so hopefully it all helps. Wish I had known about it before though as I would have done it from the start
Probably on treadmill as go to gym twice a week before work so will be there ready at 6.15 on Monday morning. Am hoping to do treadmill runs twice a week before work and one outdoor run a week as well on my day off
I did even though it was raining. Its much harder and really had to make myself slow down but I am lucky to live in a beautiful area (edge of Peak District) so lots of nice places to run locally - ran along the Monsal trail today. Treadmill running works for me as I go to the gym before work (don't want to road run 6.00 in the morning on these dark mornings) but moving forward I am hoping to do both and include one outside run a week on my day off
Fantastic! Well done, yes, that's the key, get into the mindset and suddenly it's all very achievable. That's the beauty of the programme, it gently and gradually shows you what really is possible! ππ»π
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