Finished this morning with w1/r3 in storm darragh - wasn’t too awful. I am loving the early morning runs but sure am struggling with tiredness later in the day..! I am currently exhausted and it is 12 o’clock 😂😴🥱
Did forget to put Strava on this morning too - can you tell I am new back to it..! Although had recorded it on phone so popped it in manually 😊
Also stretching after - has anyone any good videos or tips on post run stretching? Thank you!!
Hope you are all well and surviving the stormy day and happy running 🏃
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I’m glad it’s my rest day today though that’s a definite bonus but if it wasn’t I’d have already been out and done the run as I tend to do them very early when the streets are empty.. but the wind is really powerful at the moment a 25 minute run into a swirling wind must be very tough!.
to be fair I come here for tips I’m only 7 weeks in , my advice is to stick to it and don’t miss any days and there’s always someone to give good tips here as I have found and still am finding
Hi Miss Slinky, I do static stretches mostly for quads, hamstrings, and calves after a run since those are the muscles that will feel tight if I don't stretch them. I'm basically following the NHS Strength and Flex stretches (with the same Laura who got me running C25K), except I do them for longer and add a few things: a calf stretch for the lower calf/Achilles (by starting with a regular calf stretch but then bending my knee); a glute stretch (standing on one leg, bring the other knee up to your chest and hold tight with your arms); and a stretch where you stand on one leg and bend the other leg, pointing the knee out and resting the foot on your other leg. Basically, though, I try things out and do what feels good.
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