I ran my graduation run yesterday but was too busy basking in the glory to write a post! (Actually, we had a rare sunny day and apart from completing C25K I needed to get some gardening done!).
I had one of my better runs and the weather was perfect. I ran a PB 4.39km so I'm pretty pleased with that. Now looking to consolidate and build up to 5km and aiming for a Park Run towards the end of April.
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Well done lourunrun. We started our journey at roughly the same time last year, but I got to week 5 and was suffering severly from sciatica. By the time December came I was in severe pain and have had constant pins and needles in my left leg. I've carried on readingthese amazing stories and am looking forward to starting over again. I'm 3/4 of the way through my physio so watch this space. Congratulations again!
I wondered what had happened to you. I have also had problems with sciatica, fortunately it is not too bad and altho' I can feel it most of the time it hasn't stopped me running.
Well done on graduating. With a distance like that in 30 mins you would be able to run 5k any time. I don't think you would need to do much building up to it. It is only 600 meters, and that is only once round the block! You can do it!!
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