Week 2 Run 3: Another week completed. Out early... - Couch to 5K

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Week 2 Run 3

NIGHTINGALE1Graduate•

5 years ago•2 Replies

Another week completed. Out early on Saturday morning to get it done.

It felt like a good run setting me up me up for the next stage.

At my weekly post run weigh in the scales read 14st 0 llbs. This was my target weight for the year end so a little ahead of schedule. It brings my weight loss to 24 llbs.

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Buddy34Graduate5 years ago

Great you've now completed wk2. Congratulations on your weight loss 😊👏

Elfe5Graduate5 years ago

That’s fantastic! 😄 Enjoy W3! 😄

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