I ran my first mile today

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  • classic_1
    classic_1 Posts: 147
    Thanks everybody...I didn't know if it was a good time or not. I wanted to make it a 1.5 miles but again those hills got me lol. But I did run it easier then I thought I would...thanks for the encouragement :D
  • bpetlock
    bpetlock Posts: 109
    Running is hard! Good job! You should be so proud of yourself (as you clearly are) :tongue: Keep up the good work!
  • KimL122
    KimL122 Posts: 273 Member
    That's awesome and defintely good job. I started running about 8 weeks ago, but maybe 4 weeks have been running straight and it was rough but it gets easier and you will be doing those is in no time.
  • classic_1
    classic_1 Posts: 147
    Thanks...I will continue to push. :D It's funny because I'm already thinking about 5K...I'll work my way up there.
  • larkiedeek
    larkiedeek Posts: 203 Member
    Just done my run. I can only go at 5mph. That is a very fast time you are doing.
  • josiereside
    josiereside Posts: 720 Member
    Thanks...the thing that got me today was the hills...going up hill is not easy...and I'll look into that investment.



    Great job! If you can do that time on hills, imagine what you can do flat! Keep it up!
  • classic_1
    classic_1 Posts: 147
    Thanks...the thing that got me today was the hills...going up hill is not easy...and I'll look into that investment.



    Great job! If you can do that time on hills, imagine what you can do flat! Keep it up!

    Now that u mention that...ur right lol...yea, i had to go up two hills...1 small and another larger one...that last one tuckered me out plus it was near the end lol
  • classic_1
    classic_1 Posts: 147
    Just done my run. I can only go at 5mph. That is a very fast time you are doing.

    As long as you finish, that is the important thing.
  • Fit_Canuck
    Fit_Canuck Posts: 788 Member
    Your first mile was a very very fast pace , I finished my first 5K at 5.2mph ..I wanted to make sure I didn't injure my legs and especially knees. And since then I've worked the speed up over 6mph for 5K
  • rmartin72
    rmartin72 Posts: 1,085 Member
    Congratulations!! keep It Going!!
  • PJ64
    PJ64 Posts: 866 Member
    Awesome man! Congrats I am in the middle of C25K! I know the feeling of the first nonstop mile
  • KeepGoingRhonda
    KeepGoingRhonda Posts: 527 Member
    Congrats!!! I hope to do that one day!!!
  • paulsmisses
    paulsmisses Posts: 178
    i jogged for my first time ever today doing the c25k and cant wait to do it again! felt so free and invigorated! desperate to go out again!
  • PJ64
    PJ64 Posts: 866 Member
    i jogged for my first time ever today doing the c25k and cant wait to do it again! felt so free and invigorated! desperate to go out again!

    It is great and it gets better!
  • classic_1
    classic_1 Posts: 147
    Your first mile was a very very fast pace , I finished my first 5K at 5.2mph ..I wanted to make sure I didn't injure my legs and especially knees. And since then I've worked the speed up over 6mph for 5K

    I'm sure when I get up to 5K level my speed will probably 5.2mph as well...thats a long distance. It's a goal but i don't know if I can tackle it just yet...in a few though :D
  • classic_1
    classic_1 Posts: 147
    Congratulations!! keep It Going!!

    Thanks...I love the profile picture
  • classic_1
    classic_1 Posts: 147
    Awesome man! Congrats I am in the middle of C25K! I know the feeling of the first nonstop mile

    Awesome...keep going...another guy suggested that since I already ran a mile non stop that I dont need C25K...but I think I'll use it just to get up 5K lol
  • Fit_Canuck
    Fit_Canuck Posts: 788 Member
    Your first mile was a very very fast pace , I finished my first 5K at 5.2mph ..I wanted to make sure I didn't injure my legs and especially knees. And since then I've worked the speed up over 6mph for 5K

    I'm sure when I get up to 5K level my speed will probably 5.2mph as well...thats a long distance. It's a goal but i don't know if I can tackle it just yet...in a few though :D

    I always recommend C25K it really takes you gradually and builds your body and heart as a pace where you won't risk as much injury, it's an amazing program if you were want to try it ...and then you'll be celebrating 5K in no time :)

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