W2R2 nailed it!

[Yogibear012]

Tonight's run was amazing! I slowed down alot, put the incline up on the treadmill (which I hadn't done previously) I brought running shoes the day before yesterday after a gait analysis the difference was huge compared to my other shoes (definitely can't quit now 😂) and focused on how I was breathing the whole time (cheers to the guy who put a YouTube video on breathing in the comments on the guide post) I only saw this forum end of week one and wish I had read it earlier.

Every other time I have struggled quite a bit, but this run was super easy I was amazed when I finished how easy it had been and how I didn't have aching muscles at all. Came home smiling telling my partner how much I nailed it.

Now to focus on upping my water intake to 2L a day which is shockingly non existent at the moment 😬

Thanks for all the amazing tips on here!

[Buddy34 Graduate]

That sounds like a really great run. Hope you enjoying runnung in your new shoes and yes really try to drink 2-3 litres of water per day it will help. Well done you 😊

[Wenderwoo Graduate]

Well done!

[John_W Graduate Ambassador]

Well done! Have to ask... why the incline on the treadmill? It really isn't necessary , despite what you may have read. But anyway.... carry on!

[Yogibear012 in reply to John_W]

I did read that it made the transition from treadmill to road running easier, which will be helpful in the long run I guess.

[John_W Graduate Ambassador in reply to Yogibear012]

Honestly, it's just not necessary - the road will feel very different, despite the incline. You'll get used to it very quickly though

[Hidden]

Well done, it's great when everything falls into place.

You can download apps on your phone that help with the water intake.

Take care 😀👍

[Yogibear012 in reply to Hidden]

That's a great idea thank you!

[CJMumma Graduate]

I’m doing this run tomorrow and to be honest I’m already dreading it! Where can I find the YouTube video? Sorry I’m new here x

[Yogibear012 in reply to CJMumma]

YouTube Matt cama and how to breathe while running. I was amazed by how much of a difference implementing all the techniques from the guide post on this forum. Definitely give it a good read.