I’m lucky enough to be on holiday in the Scottish Highlands but my dilemma ( bit of a luxury problem I’m first to admit) is I’m away from my trusted route back in Edinburgh. Went out and scoped a possible route yesterday which has some tiny gradients and worried I won’t complete. I’ve had the genius ( and slightly obvious!) idea that I can just give it a go and if I don’t complete a run this week I’m not actually losing momentum -a fact this lovely community point out on a regular basis. Will hold myself accountable now and get my arse into gear! 🏃♀️🐌
WK8 R2 Gonna give it a try anyway: I’m lucky... - Couch to 5K
WK8 R2 Gonna give it a try anyway
What stunning scenery to be running in.
Just take it really slow and you'll be fine.
Besides, you're on holiday! Nothing to rush for. I think I'd be going at a virtual walking pace.
Good luck
Mig
You’d like to think that view will be refreshing and give you all the motivation you need..! Wow, I’m so jealous! 😃
Take your time, I bet you’ll do great. Enjoy! 🤩🤩🤩
Lovely view over the sea loch. I don't recognise it.
You're right. Just go out and do some light running for fun. If you can find a flat enough route that lets you do 28 mins, great, but don't worry: your usual routes will still be there when you get back home.
Wee update... I managed it and enjoyed it way more than I expected. Thank you all your encouragement. The hazard was not the little gradients-just a wandering 🐄🤣🤣
I’m a Highlander, but living in Yorkshire now. On one jog around Loch Morar a few years back (near Mallaig), I encountered a rather grumpy ram blocking my path. The ram had its head down, scuffing the floor, looking like it was ready to charge! Luckily a nosy cow in the field next to the path came up to distract the ram, so I could sneak past - life in the rural Highlands! 😆