Thank you - and definitely, my plan is to go as slow as I possibly can and hope that enables me to get to the end. It would be a miracle if there is anything leftover!
Welcome to the forum and well done on your progress.
Heavy legs can be symptomatic of poor hydration. As a runner you need to drink a minimum of 2.5 -3 litres of fluid each and every day, running or not, as mentioned in the guide.
Well, I went out and decided to keep the 20 minute run on hold for another couple of days, and went 10 mins run, 5 mins walk, 10 mins run.I felt I needed to break!
Week 5, Run 3 was completed on Friday afternoon!I went out planning to run 10 mins, walk 5 mins then run 10 mins again, but knew, after about 3/4 mins that I had it in me to run the 20. My body felt better. I felt the energy, and did it. Not fast, and I was glad when the 20 was up, but a milestone passed.
Hi Talkhopper . I joined this forum at the start of Week 5 as I too was daunted by the 20 minute run! The lovely folk on here reassured me I could do it and they were right! As long as you go a slow and steady pace you can do this too! 👍🏻😀
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