So wfh today left me angry and frustrated after dealing with a slow system and idiots all day so 5.30pm came work finished, I had 2 choices beer or a run. with some some banging tunes - Nirvana, foo fighters, Neckdeep and all time low to name a few playing in my ears I found I had run 4.76miles (this distance included a 5 min warm up walk).
Never really noticed the increase in distance and happy with the time too.
To all out there on the C25k - keep going how ever hard you find it. The plan will get you there to the 30mins or 5k which ever you are aiming for.
Stay safe all !
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Alec3720
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Nothing like a run to get rid of tension and the memory of a frustrating day! Good work. 👍 Hope you have lots of space to run in at the moment - runners have been given a bad rap re: social distancing lately; I make sure I am giving walkers etc at least 6 metres distance where I can!
Hope that you have a better work day today, and so pleased that you have running as an outlet - a good run with music you love is the best.
When I were a girl, the Readers Digest in the dentist waiting room always had a section called 'Laughter is the best medicine' that I would peruse whilst nervously waiting my turn.
I think that perhaps running trumps laughter after a stressful day, although if you laugh whilst running that could be double bubble
Brilliant you choose to run! Would help with frustration bette then beer and leave you feeling good not hung over. Thanks for advice. My next run is week 2 run1
Thanks for the inspiration! Did my first run yesterday and my thighs are complaining today, even though I made sure to stretch out afterwards! Having said that, I loved it and felt great afterwards, so onwards and upwards!
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