How to start running (article)

[John_W]

Consider this as complimentary to the advice we give C25K beginners. It's a US-based site and says all the right things.

anothermotherrunner.com/bac...

[Instructor57 Graduate]

Yes, as you say , says the right things !

[nowster Graduate]

The site is not currently working for me. "Error 1000 DNS points to prohibited IP" from Cloudflare the Content Distribution Network. It's probably a temporary error.

[Instructor57 Graduate in reply to nowster]

Yes, I'm now getting the same

[Instructor57 Graduate in reply to nowster]

Working again now

[Frenc Graduate]

A great article! Love the tip don’t think, just go. Soooo wise 😊.

[UnfitNoMore Graduate]

Good article, and I know now where I went wrong… I never did get a sorts bra!

[Oldgirlruns Graduate in reply to UnfitNoMore]

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[John_W Graduate in reply to UnfitNoMore]

Schoolboy error.

[nowster Graduate]

For some, running will be easier in six weeks; for others, it could be six months. One day, your breathing will regulate itself into a nice little rhythm, and you’ll look down at your watch and think, “Wow, I’ve already been running for 30 minutes! I feel so good!”

So true! Two weeks ago I was singing during a run, and wasn't at all out of breath.

[Oldgirlruns Graduate]

A good article - must remember ‘don’t think, just do’!

[Khalesi Graduate]

Nice article! Thanks for sharing don’t think just go is indeed the mantra to remember🏃‍♀️

[CressidaB Graduate]

Thanks for that. Good article. Shall use the website. I graduated recently and then my motivation left me and my last run was 3 weeks ago. I have been feeling really bad and sad about stopping. Been feeling like I am returning to the couch days with accompanying negative thoughts such as, it's ludicrous that you ever thought you could take up running! It's been horrible. I hope I can start running again. This article helped. I am working myself up to just getting out the door tomorrow morning. Fingers crossed. I'm 58 and the body is getting a bit worn and cranky. I have had a bad'ish back for years (from past muscle strain). I woke up in the middle of the night last night with aching and painful back which is a return of an old sensation as body aches had improved beyond belief from running regularly. Paradoxically this pain was a good reminder of how beneficial running is (in so many ways). I had become pain free and moving with so much more ease. But I had not fully realised this until the familiar pain returned last night. And then I thought to myself, you need to be running again. So I am feeling a bats squeak of derring do returning. I really hope I can get out there tomorrow. Wish me luck!!

[Venus93]

Very concise clear instructions to follow. .I did my c25k without any peoblemI never ever to attempt to over do it! I religiously follow my virtual coach Laura.

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