Massive congratulations to you, fellow runner! You’ve done it! You’ve completed the Couch to 5k programme and earned your virtual “graduate” badge. Those seven little letters will look fantastic next to your name. It’s time to celebrate. 🎉🏅👩🎓🏃♀️
We are super proud of you…you have worked so hard for this. Tell us how you did it below and we’ll give you the cheers you deserve and award you your virtual badge as soon as possible.
★ Please 'REPLY' to this post below to request your Graduate badge then please take a look at our regular graduates club post here…
Please note that your badge will be seen next to your name on your posts and comments within Couch to 5K community only, but not on your profile page or other boards.
★ We really hope you will continue posting here in the Couch to 5K community, sharing your experience, encouraging new runners and updating us with your progress as you carry on running beyond the programme. The support doesn’t stop when you finish the programme!
★ If you would like a Graduation Certificate, there’s one for you to download here;
thanks Miss U x it’s weigh in tonite but I will be having an ice cream tomorrow and my lovely slimming world consultant has said she will award me with my Platinum body magic certificate tonight ( you get this when exercise has become a regular everyday part of your life) so that’s the icing on the cake ( which I may have at the weekend ha ha xx)
That’s so brilliant! You’ve most certainly earned that certificate-you’ve clearly got the running bug! That will take you to some really exciting places!
I’ve found although I haven’t lost weight running, it does motivate me to eat better to support the runs. The combination of exercise and eating well is such a powerful one for feeling healthy and positive!
Absolutely fantastic news! Pop in to the Graduates’ Club to share your plans for what’s next..,you’ve got so many exciting times ahead of you. This is just the start💪🏃♀️👩🎓❤️🏅
Graduated 2 weeks ago only now getting round to requesting my badge. Lying about because I've got a nasty cough keeping me awake the past two nights so sadly can't face a Sunday run. I'm not sure if I'm making this up, out of minor delirium, but did someone on this forum advise regarding lurgies - if its above the neck you can run/ if it's below the neck you shouldn't 🤔 🤒😷🤧
Congratulations to you! I’ve given you your badge now-I hope you’re feeling well enough to celebrate. Coughs are so draining. If you’re feeling under the weather, above or below the neck, you’re always best prioritising recovery. There’s a helpful article linked in an old post of mine here with questions to ask yourself when you’re thinking you might be ready to run again…
Your shiny new graduate’s badge is now in place! Massive congratulations to you-I’ve really enjoyed following your journey and I can’t wait to see what come next! First? Celebrating!!!! 👩🎓🏅❤️💪🏃♀️🎉
Hi, I completed week 9 run 3 on Sunday and went out for my first consolidation run today, bit nervous about leaving Laura behind but she has trained me well. I am getting so used to it now that at one point I actually forget I was running!😄
Congratulations! Ive awarded you your badge just now. Running without feeling your running sounds absolutely perfect. Just enjoy!! Can’t wait to hear where your journey goes next!
Hi! I finished Week 9 number 3 yesterday morning, and ran an extra 16 seconds to get to 3km, yay! Thanks to Laura in my ears, and all you lot on here for all your tips and support!
You might like to say hi and share how your run journey is continuing. This graduation is a super exciting new start line and who knows where your runner’s legs will take you next ❤️❤️❤️
Fantastic news! So pleased for you! Celebrations? You deserve them! 🏅👩🎓🏃♀️🎉❤️
Your badge is in place. Maybe drop in and say hi on the Graduates’ chat thread…they’ll be a shiny new one starting in October too so watch out for that!
Hello everybody! Having kindly been directed by MissUnderstanding where to post my accomplishment I can now officially state that I have completed by C25K on the 21st September and since have completed 2 park runs. I must say those park runs, well especially the one I partake in here at Claytont le-moors, Lancashire can be tough going. I origiannly completed my C25K back in Summer 2020 (Lockdown!) and completed 2 10Ks but after which I started skipping runs till I was missing weeks. I kept trying to get back into runinng but only attempted around 3Ks sometimes more then dropping off again. I needed something to aim for - and C25K came to my rescue again. The first time I completed I wasn't aware of this fantastic group where you can post and read other peoples feedback and questions - its a great forum and so many people helping you out with advice and encouragement. I am continuing to focus on completing the park runs as much as I can each week and way back when I was a little bit lighter and fitter my best time was 31 minutes, this weekend I managed to at least beat my best time this year (all 3 runs!) and completed in 33 minutes. These park runs and the people involved are brilliant and long may they continue. Lastly, congratulations to everyone who have completed C25K and good luck to everyone teaching their goals! - here's hoping I can get to 10K for Christmas and run the Blackburn 10K. All the very best everyone!
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