Well its been a while since I've posted but I thought I'd update on my progress so far. I started the the spring half but injured myself, but for the last 9 weeks I've been doing a Garmin coaching plan to get me to the half finish line in 2 hours and 4 minutes. Yes it's a rather random time, but I started with the 2 hours and 10 minutes in mind but I seem to be very much o er achieving so dropped a few mins from my goal time. I aim to run a virtual half on the 21st of June as I'm pretty sure the one I wanted to do will be cancelled. So with 6 weeks to go I ran my first 10 miler yesterday and got a new 10K PB in for good measure
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Woohoo! Great run. Good to be back on track. I'd say that deserves a shiny new medal! Oh look, there it is π
πͺπͺπͺππ Nice one Chris!
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I thought a Canal path would be great nice and flat easy to run along! God how wrong can you get it. I prayed a lot that I wouldn't twist my ankles
Some canal towpaths are better maintained than others. Always best to check the course before 'racing' π
I've only had one fall to date while running - yup, canal towpath! Just caught my toe on a firmly embedded atine and went down flat on my face. Deceptively flat and easy are towpaths!
When you say toe path, it was just that for most of it. More like running along a river bank than a path. As for route planning I have komoot, it said it would be fine and it was for the last mile or so. Really not what is though I'd be running along. Enjoyable nonetheless. No long run for 2 weeks but a Progression run next Sunday. Just an hour easy pace the. 15 mins challanging pace followed by 5 min just that little bit faster.
Nice work Chris!
Fantastic Chris, how wonderful that youβre back on track, and well done on your sneaky PB en route! Weβll be thinking of you in June running your HM. Youβll smash it. π All we ask is that you tell us all about it, as we love celebrating! πππ