So as it says. I didnβt do too well. I completed it but had to walk briskly a few times during the run. Absolutely gutted. Not making excuses but I found it too hot running this time of the day (I normally run around 8am) and I am ashamed to say I over indulged last night on beer! I hardly ever do that!
My question is shall I leave it two days and run the entire week 6 again or just repeat w6r3? Iβm not sure itβs wise going straight for week 7? Anyone been in this position? I feel shit!!
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Repeat after me: it's not a fail, it's a practice run. π
Lots of things can affect your performance. Personally, I'd leave it a couple of days and then try just that run again (at a cooler time of day). Its entirely up to you how you feel about it though.
No worries, beer will dehydrate you which makes the runs extra hard especially in the heat. Water next time and youβll hit your mark. πππΌAlso no time limits here. Just keep showing up and the results will come.
NEVER use the fail word here on C25K, practice run, perhaps what you had the previous evening did not help, have a extra day off running, drink plenty of WATER the day before you run, repeat run 3 of week 6, no need to repeat runs 1 and 2, good luck.
Donβt beat yourself up .... take a couple of days off .... eat well, drink plenty of water, good sleep and do it again. Youβll be fine πββοΈ
I will try not to feel so down. Just had a little snooze now. I NEVER do that during the day. No more drinking for me a long while. Sticking to water x
Oh I really feel for you! I think the others are right, call it a practice run and a lesson learned not to run after a heavy night, give yourself a couple of days off then Iβm sure you will smash it! Good luck
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