How to TRACK c25k?
beamie2687
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Hey guys,
I'm starting couch 2 5k this afternoon (finals are SO close to being over and I have a ton of energy!) but I wanted to know if there's an easy way to track it? Since I'm running less than a minute then walking, do I just keep track of the minutes then add minutes of running and minutes of walking? Is there another system I'm not aware of?? Ha! Just let me know.
I'm starting couch 2 5k this afternoon (finals are SO close to being over and I have a ton of energy!) but I wanted to know if there's an easy way to track it? Since I'm running less than a minute then walking, do I just keep track of the minutes then add minutes of running and minutes of walking? Is there another system I'm not aware of?? Ha! Just let me know.
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I would just add up the number of running sequences, enter that separately, and then add up the number of walking sequences. OR if you have a HRM, you can enter the total number of calories burned without breaking it down. Good luck with C25k, it's awesome!0
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I have the app on my iphone which tracks it. Two other things that i use is a workout watch which tracks how long I am exercising and how many calories i am burning. Makes it easy to input into here. Another toy i just got was the nike sensor and use the app on my iphone also. Hope these help.
I am on week 2 and this is my second time i started it. The first time i did not rest in between workouts and did it every day and really hurt my knees. Now i am going slower and giving my body time to rest. Good luck!0 -
Which app do you use?0
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I run Pedometer Pro while I am running my C25k app. Pedometer Pro tells me how far I've gone (distance), calories burned, and average speed. That's how I log my C25k....if you take a look at my diary, you can see how I log it.0
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I assume you are using an app. I just looked at my overall pace for the duration of the run/walk. If my overall pace was a 12 minute mile, that is 5 miles per hour. I logged it as running or walking at 5mph for 30 minutes. It's just an average, usually. If my pace was 10:22 minute mile, I just average it to 5.5 mph for 30 minutes. I tend to underestimate my burns a little, just in case.0
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