Today I decided to only track the run part rather than my usual of including the warm up and cool down walks, as I wanted to see how far I got within the 28mins.
I reached the end of the 28mins and could see I hadn’t made the 5k (3.1mile) mark... felt like I could keep going, so did.
So did a total of just under 36mins and reached the 5km 🙂 pretty pleased with this. I don’t really know if this time or pace is good, but I don’t really care 🤷🏻♀️ just feel like this is such an achievement for me!
I think I will be sticking to week 9 with the time goals of 30mins; but I already know once I finish the programme, my target of each run will change from a time goal to a distance goal of 3X 5km per week. Quite excited - but quite nervous at the thought of running without Michael in my ear!
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You are doing brilliantly and at such a good pace. 😄 Stick to the last part of the program to reduce risk of injury.
Have you spotted that there is a consolidation group on here for you to share how you are doing with other new graduates? 😄
As for missing Michael- lots of people use W9 for consolidation of 3x 30 mins & then in other ways too - e.g. you could use W1 as a jog slow/ run faster work out instead of run/ walk. - Lots of choice for you soon! 😄
Thank you Elfe5... I have no idea what’s a good or bad pace - but pleased
Yes I will stick to the plan for the remaining week - I’ve just had this urge to see how long it takes to get to the 5k mark
I hadn’t spotted this group... I will have a nosy - sounds great that there’s something for after graduation!
Thank you for your great ideas there! I clearly have no imagination! I love the sound of using the programme but adapting to slow/fast instead of walking! 100% going to do this!!
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