Back at wk 1 again 👍🏻

[Zanzibar4]

Hi all staring at wk 1 again had some time off from running. Wish me luck completed wk 1 this morning and felt the happiest I have done in ages. Mental health hasn’t been great since Jan been prioritising everything over my running missed it so much. Love and Light all here’s hoping I’ll get to graduate again x

[Bambi2020 Graduate]

Well done for run 1 - the first of many

[Zanzibar4 Graduate in reply to Bambi2020]

Thanks Bambi I do hope so 👍🏻

[AlMorr Ambassador Graduate]

That is very good that you have come back to running, good luck for your running journey with C25K, as this is the second time that you are doing the course you should "fly " through it in no time.

[Zanzibar4 Graduate in reply to AlMorr]

Thanks AlMorr I am hoping at least this time I know it’s possible 👍🏻

[Tinytears60 Graduate]

Best of luck lovely

You got this 👌

💕🤞

[Zanzibar4 Graduate in reply to Tinytears60]

Thanks Tinytears 👍🏻

[Hayl35]

Same!!

I did Wk1 Run1 yesterday. Not as bad as I thought but my thighs are aching today!! They’ve not been used in a while 🙈

Good luck on your journey 😊😊

[Zanzibar4 Graduate]

Thanks Hay135 it’s usually my knee that gives me bother but was fine today we’ll get there 👍🏻

[Pete9122 Graduate]

Good luck & best wishes for all your 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️ adventures👍👍👏 Take care 👍👍

[Zanzibar4 Graduate in reply to Pete9122]

Thanks Pete much appreciated 👍🏻👍🏻

[nowster Graduate]

At least you know you can do it. You've done it before.

Best of luck! 👍🍀

[Peter44 Graduate]

Good luck, i'm sure you'll smash it again, hope it helps, it has for me, having had some pretty tough years, family wise!

[spongecat Graduate]

I'm sure your body is going to go "Hey I know this!". Good luck and have fun.

[JOP66 Graduate]

Well done - I'm nearly at your stage! Went for a planned 30 min walk yesterday which took me 20 mins which was positive so will soon be tackling the c25k again - maybe for the fourth time Good luck

[ginnib]

You will do it!! Well done and good luck, L&L. xxxxxxx

[RunBrianRun Graduate]

Good luck 🤞

[Hidden]

Stick with it and keep going and smash it!!!

[MinnieMoo55 Graduate]

Good luck, and of course you can do it! If you’ve done it once you can do it again 😁😘

[Snacklestitch]

I started week 1 in January this year, since then I have stoped and started at week 1 so many times I’ve lost count. I got as far as week 4 at one point. I’m planning to start again from week 1 this week after a couple of weeks off with a sinus infection. Like you I’m hoping it will also boost my mental health. Hoping to make it further than week 4 this time. 😅

[Branny]

I've knocked it on the head for now. Started in June. Got up to week 7 but had far too much disruption since then. I returned to work on shorter days than previously which means working 9/14 days instead of the 7 I worked pre covid. I am walking the (almost) 4 miles to and from work to avoid public transport and am currently on my 3rd stint of self isolation. I'll get there one day but now is not the time.

[booksie Graduate]

Hope it all goes well Zanzibar4. !

[Overweightandunfit Graduate]

Yay, it will feel good to be back and this time it will be a breeze because mentally you know you can do it.

[Slbu]

Good luck! I started again from week 1 a month ago after graduating a year ago. It feels great to be back, and if anything it does feel easier second time around.... like you, had some very difficult family stuff to deal with this year and do feel that it is helping me deal with this. Good luck

[Alvor Graduate]

I’ve started over 3 times because my knees aren’t great and had to stop.

Running is great for not just the body, but also the head. Keep at it!

[Hidden]

I did the same as you after a 2 month break, because of surgery. It was brilliant to get out and get running again. I think I got to week 4 and I felt so good I just kept running (though I went really slowly and promised myself I'd stop if it hurt).

It gave my mental wellbeing such a boost - I hope it does the job for you too!

[AlfaRomeoSpider]

I too find that Couch to 5K has been so beneficial for all aspects of my health both mental and physical. Everything else is so much easier when you "run" regularly. Personally I've found a level that suits me, I run twice a week, occasionally three, and it stretches me enough without thinking that I've got to achieve some one else's standards. Persistence is the thing not how far/how fast; being healthy in these troubled times is the most important thing you can do. Good luck and keep going; well done.

[Luvlollyboo]

Worry not! I am doing exactly the same starting tomorrow! I reached Week 8 during lockdown, then work happened :(( A week off and I miss the routine and community. So going to try and start back over too! Enjoy!! #letsdothis!

[Newbie59 Graduate]

Good Luck! it's not the easiest time with all this wet weather. I graduated end of June and now am struggling a bit with motivation to get out the door. It was so easy in the summer!