My first run after 2 weeks out with a niggley glute injury picked up during my second consolidation run. Very frustrating, but great to be back out running again.
I was a little apprehensive, as I was wary of the possibility of a recurrence of the injury, so I decided to take it easy, and just re-ran W1R1 just to make sure all was OK. Thankfully, everything went well, but I'm not sure how I should proceed from here. I'm thinking that it might be a mistake to go straight back in with 30 minute runs, and maybe I should build up again by repeating run 1 of weeks 2-9 as my next 8 runs?
Any alternative suggestions of how I should proceed from here would be gratefully recieved.
Good luck and happy running to all!
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Buzzybeeze
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Good to see you back, your idea of running wk1 from weeks 2 to 9 sounds like a good plan to me. Although as weβve had explained to us we donβt lose any fitness and stamina during a two week break, I think I would be pretty cautious of that.
Anyway whatever you decide good luck and happy runningπ
I'm sure others with much more running experience will be better placed to offer advice but its fantastic to hear you are back out there and running againππββοΈ
Well done, Buzzybeeze, and please to hear you are feeling better. You probably have not lost that much fitness and could jump to week 5 or 6. Or you could re do the programme but just do the third run of the week. Although I am re doing the whole thing I was not running for a few months and wanted to gain strength while still repairing.
Thanks for that. I'm actually more concerned about the injury recurring than my fitness and stamina, hence building up more slowly. I reckon I'll do the one run from each week of C25K thing. Good luck, and enjoy your running!
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