Completed W9, R3 on holiday in Shaldon, Devon. Mondayβs morning run down here was drizzly but todayβs conditions were perfect. A real sense of achievement to finish the programme and get to just over 5k distance in 30 mins.
Started the C25K with my 14-yr-old daughter who had to stop because sheβs been ill but weβre hoping to start again in August so she can graduate too.
To anyone in the early weeks thinking, βIβll never make it to 30 minsβ, I promise you can! I felt exactly the same but trust in the programme, it works - find a steady pace and just take one run at a time. Good luck!
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Lovely photo and a big congratulations on graduating from C25K, well done π ππΎ π
I hope your daughter gets well soon and can also graduate
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Thank you, sheβs been really poorly but is thankfully on the mend. I said Iβd stop training until she was better but she insisted I carry on. Really looking forward to running together again.
Appreciate the tips on the graduation badge βΊοΈ
It was a graduation day thing, I got over excited! I was injured after doing a 100k charity walk so am very careful these days. Steady wins over speedy every time ππ»
I didnβt take it as criticism at all! Itβs important for us to remember how βpushing throughβ can put you out of action for months. After the 100k walk, I had shin splints and not being able to do anything but rest was hideous.
Good luck to you with the rest of the programme, itβs a great feeling when you complete the last one. My next challenge is carrying on 3 times a week but Iβm already planning to head out on Friday as the start of my new running adventures.
I think you replied to my 11yo earlier. Itβs so good you are doing this with your daughter it will be a great thing for her to think of going out to run as normal. Such a good role model you are. I hope sheβs well soon and then you can cheer her on her way!
I was determined to keep up the programme during our holiday. I was so chuffed and beaming from ear to ear. Good luck, youβre so close now. Go for it!
Oh congratulations, great achievement in a beautiful setting. I'm doing C25K with my daughter too, who will be 14 next month. Had to just miss July graduation because she was poorly a few weeks back, but have 2 runs left and hope to graduate on Sunday. Seeing her improve, gain confidence, and finally say she's proud of herself as she sprints off like a gazelle, makes my red-faced slow shuffle worth it. Hope you're enjoying your holiday.π
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