As I'm getting closer to graduation π¨βπ I'm thinking I needed a special run to go out on π I do my final c25k on Monday but seems a shame to just run it without say a park run or event. I can't hold to the following weeks (no patience π) park run so I will just do my Monday final week9 run.
Just wish I'd have thought it through a bit more to end it on high event or park run. What was your graduation π run?
Did you go out on a high event run? Celebrate?
Very interested in how you went about yours ππ¨βππββοΈπ
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I did mine at Parkrun π was nice to do an βeventβ as the last run in the programme, especially as it was my first time doing Parkrun.
Earlier in the week Iβd only managed just over 4K in the 30mins, and I was a little shocked at how tough I found it (I usually run very early in the morning and the temperature & humidity last Saturday was ghastly!) So I did my 30 mins then walk/ran the last 7 minutes.
It was great fun, but I hope the weather is cooler tomorrow! It was quite odd actually as my normal running route is the same as the Parkrun route, and it was quite strange sharing the space with hundreds of others!
I donβt think it really matters where you do it though! There will be plenty more Parkruns/charity runs in the future. Just because itβs the last run doesnβt mean itβs the LAST run π
When I did my W9R3 I just ran round the village which was no problem the only difference was one of the runs of week 9 I managed to do 6km in the 40 minutes so had to slow down when I did the other two.
It was but I just got lucky just do what you want to do when doing your graduation run and then everyone will congratulate you for doing it and you can celebrate how you want to.
My last run will be Monday and it will be the same mostly flat route I've done every run since week 5. It's a disused railway and at one point I can see my house! My husband texts when he sees us run past the point where there are no trees!
But after that we have plans for lots of new places where we will have to do hills! Then when we are running 5k - going to be a little short on Monday..- parkrun!!
Yeah hills after this programme for me too πavoided best I could do far πbut I have to say slight hills lasting 20 or steps worth used to feel like a mountain 2 weeks ago but now I'm enjoying getting ready just beforehand to blitz them so I think I'm getting ready for them mentally πgood luck Monday
Iβll be happy to complete it to be honest! Got a Muddy Run on 16 June so hope to do another 3 or 4. 30 mins in preparation. Still finding it rather surreal I only have one run left
I'm doing park run tomorrow with my 8 year old son then it's Monday alone to do my graduation run (sadly) won't see son & hubby till later after school/work but looking on the bright side I may celebrate with a little drink ππ just maybe.
Haven't you told your friends & family your doing/done this programme and graduated?
Long story but Iβm on my own at the moment and in the middle of 10 days off work. Doing the Parkrun with my 30 year old (adopted, step-) son tomorrow though.
Enjoy your parkrun! And I think I missed your graduation thread, so YAY!! Well done graduate!! What a feeling! I bet you were grinning all day! πππ
Havenβt done one yet but that is my plan. Stay at the back at the start and walk, run my 30, walk to the end as itβs only my first consolidation run.
Thanks. Iβm not worried at all about the running - that will be what it is - itβs the βfear of the first timeβ. Being somewhere I donβt often go to do something Iβve never done with a big group of people I donβt know. But then as I said, Iβm a wuss!
Yep this is me too π I've got over the fear of coming last/stopping during etc etc, it's just the new thing that I'm bit nervous of but we are braver than we think ay? You've conquered c25k ππthe rest is easy π
I did it all wrong. Impatient to finish, I did my grad run on a Friday night after a hard week at work. W9R2 was my best of the programme.......the final run was a hard slog, memorable for all the wrong reasons.
Give it some thought.......it should be a special event.
See this is why I'm thinking hard now, getting too close and of course I want it to be fantastic in all ways π
That's the question I wanted to ask. I'm envious of all those enjoying runs in NY (yes you, Ripcurlrana71 ), and Hong Kong to name a few. There was also a Skye run, can't remember who that was. Wish we'd organised a special run. Could try the local Parkrun I guess, just not sure if we'll be ready for that and don't know the course for pacing ourselves etc. Maybe I'm over-thinking it.
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