Race For Life in 42 mins

[MissV]

I am a plodder, it must be said, but I was quite pleased with that. I normally train a bit in the lead up to Race for Life (my 3rd time this year) and then let it slide. Hence my time is always around the 45 min mark. Really determined to keep up with this running thing and improve my time. Just got week 9 of C25K to go, then I'm a bonafide runner and the real work starts - getting faster!

[glendam52 Graduate]

Well done and that time isnt to be sniffed at either.

[MissV Graduate in reply to glendam52]

Thanks Glenda - just been reading on here about lots of faster people! Also checked out my local park run and I need to get about 7 mins faster so I don't come last!! Still it gives me something else to aim for once I graduate!!!

[Mirella Graduate]

Well done, I have my RFL in a few weeks and it will be the first one that I have run rather than walked.

I finally registered for parkrun today. I keep checking and the slowest time is 38-40 minutes so thats my target too.

[MissV Graduate in reply to Mirella]

Good luck with RFL and the park running.

[Burstcouch Graduate]

Well done Miss V another C25ker makes it in the Race for Life, so proud I bet you felt great afterwards.

[wilmacgh Graduate]

Well done a great effort for a good cause. Race for Life started me on running a few years ago but C25k has been much easier.