This one required a concerted effort and my pace obviously slowed in the middle section.
Why on earth am I doing this?
Will the effort of continually putting one foot in front of the other ever get to be enjoyable?
But I pushed on and things got easier, coinciding with a nice downhill section of my route π There were lots of other runners in the woods this evening - I wonder how many are fellow c25k-ers?
A humid one though and I arrived back home hot and sweaty. Now I remember why I prefer swimming ππ
Only 2 runs left now, I can't really believe it but I can't wait to get my lovely shiny graduation badge π
Good luck everyone - Happy Running
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Birdlady64
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Thatβs amazing well done! Iβve found form the beginning itβs not the running itself I find enjoyable but seeing how far I have come when comparing runs from only a few weeks ago.
It was very hot tonight, just got back from W8R3 myself and I too am sweating buckets.
You have done brilliantly! - I have days when itβs a real struggle and others when I love it. When youβre close to graduation that finish line is a great incentive. But the days when I struggle I remind myself why Iβm doing it and that I have a choice, especially now that Iβve graduated.
It was really humid out there today. Sometimes it can be hard to keep going in the heat - but we all love the snails π club here and slowing down to a conversational pace is the biggest lesson I leant doing the programme
Iβll be ready to cheer you over that finish line- good luck with the final runs!
Thanks. Yes we always have a choice. That's why everyone on here is amazing and making a positive change by doing this program, and hopefully carrying on afterwards.
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