πββοΈ I've just got back from my final run of the NHS Couch to 5K plan and I'm feeling so good. It was tough going as I hit that final hill (why do I still choose routes that end on a long steep uphill climb?π€¦ββοΈ When will I learn?) But I made it to the end. I've gone from running just 60seconds before needing to walk to running a full 30mins, 3 times a week. π SO CHUFFED! π
Ok, so it took me 9 months to get here instead of the 9 weeks planned but what's a day or two in the grand scheme of things. π€·ββοΈ I made it to the finish line and that's all that matters.π
So what's next?
I've got a few big bike rides over the next week or so (clocking up the best part of 200Km in under 2 weeks) so I'll be taking it easy on my runs this week but I'm thinking a few consolidation runs (and of course the weekly park run) before moving on to the bridge to 10K plan so as to build on my progress and get up to that 10K mark!
Thanks to everyone on this forum. You really are the crowd at the side of the road cheering us all on. I don't think I'd have made it to the end without y'all. Beer anyone? π»
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"Naive enough to start, stubborn enough to finish" - Ross Edgely π¬π§