After 3 days off, I set out for my first post grad run this morning. I didn't have a clear plan until I started, but felt OK so the plan evolved into trying to go just a little faster. Not fast, haha, I don't think fast is in the equation yet (if ever) but a tad faster than I have been going.
My normal pace is just over 10 minutes per kilometre, and that has remained steady throughout the longer runs of the programme. Today, I ran just short of 3 k, with an average pace of 9.20...so I'm quite happy with that.
Next run will either be a hilly one or intervals.. this week I'm just playing with things, after that, possibly will choose a new programme to follow.
So...still running! What I don't want to do is kill the enjoyment of running. Much will, therefore, be done at my happy pace.
Onwards.. happy running all...
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Honestly, I prefer slow! I have no pressing need to be quick, 10 mins a kilometre means I'm really comfortable and enjoying it which keeps me going out for more.
I will look at another programme, but doubt I want to go fast lol.
the best runs are the enjoyable ones, whatever the pace 😊
Hey! Well
Done for the first consolidation run! I’m graduating on mon weather and calves permitting! X that’s my pace that you have today, I get 5k including my warm up walk and cool down walk and a bit more on top
To get home. Are you using a podcast or anything now? Hoping someone shares the consolidation link for me when I’m a graduate! X
Well done runner! Sounds like you have a nice comfortable plan and that you are enjoying it! 🏃♀️
If/when after your week of playing you feel you need/want a new programme I highly recommend the C25K+ Stepping Stone podcasts. You don’t necessarily want to go faster so just ignore the Speed podcast for now but you may enjoy the Stepping Stone and Stamina ones!
Well done on your first post graduation run! Keeping to your happy pace is perfect. It sounds like you are already planning to mix up your runs a bit as well. 👏👏👏🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️
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