NSV: I jogged a mile today!
jenbehe
Posts: 110 Member
Okay, so I am sort of new to posting but today I jogged a full on mile!
I've been having some issues with week 5 of the C25K so today I decided I would just get out there and try to jog for an entire mile...and I DID IT! WHOOP
Time: 12:50
Hopefully this gives me motivation to push through with week 5!
Just thought I would share
I've been having some issues with week 5 of the C25K so today I decided I would just get out there and try to jog for an entire mile...and I DID IT! WHOOP
Time: 12:50
Hopefully this gives me motivation to push through with week 5!
Just thought I would share
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Great job!!!0
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It all starts with the first mile. Fantastic!0
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Woo hoo!0
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It all starts with the first mile. Fantastic!
That's what I'm thinking! Can't wait to keep challenging myself 0 -
Well done! It is a great achievement ... and as a previous poster said 'it all starts with the first mile'. Keep up the good work ...0
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Thanks for the support! Means a lot to me 0
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I'm on week 5 as well of the C25K, and I'm really loving it. I decided to push myself last week and finally broke that mile mark, so I know how great it feels! Congrats you should be proud. Feel free to add me!0
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Awesomeness!!!! Be proud of YOU!!!0
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thats fantastic!0
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Great job! I'm a new runner too (a few months), so I totally get it. 0
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Nothing like that first mile! Way to go!0
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Awesome!!! That's a good pace too! You should join dailymile (www.dailymile.com, keep your posts public and you'll get lots of encouragement!) Good luck with your 5k!0
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Way to go, totally fantastic NSV. I am on week 1 of C25K (day 3 run tomorrow) and it gives me hope that I can go the full mile when I'm in the later weeks also!
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Fantastic!!!0
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This!
That's awesome! Keep going, and it will get easier! :drinker:0 -
I'm on week 5 as well of the C25K, and I'm really loving it. I decided to push myself last week and finally broke that mile mark, so I know how great it feels! Congrats you should be proud. Feel free to add me!
Congrats! Doesn't it feel amazing?0 -
Awesome!!! That's a good pace too! You should join dailymile (www.dailymile.com, keep your posts public and you'll get lots of encouragement!) Good luck with your 5k!
I probably should. I am currently only looking with Nike+ but dailymile sounds nice. I'll look into it! thanks!0 -
That was me not too long ago. I remember thinking that I hadn't ran that far since little league where I failed to run out a base hit and touch the first base bag despite being clearly thrown out and had to do laps around the entire park. I'm 42 BTW.
You will get to the point where you run a mile just to warm up before your other carido/weight training. Congratulations!!0 -
You will get to the point where you run a mile just to warm up before your other carido/weight training. Congratulations!!
I can't wait for it. Thanks!0 -
This is awesome! Before you know it, you'll be doing five miles. WTG.0
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That's a GREAT time for a beginner. Well done! :drinker:0
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brilliant, i was so thrilled when i did it a few weeks ago. i think it was the first time in my life that i'd done it! up to 2 miles now.0
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Congratulations! That is awesome!0
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Congrats, that is so awesome!0
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Awesome!!! That's a good pace too! You should join dailymile (www.dailymile.com, keep your posts public and you'll get lots of encouragement!) Good luck with your 5k!
Thank yyou.0 -
Great job on running your first mile...that's awesome!!! :happy:0
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Congrats on your mile! Great job.
I am not a big sharer - but I did the Couch to 5K - so I wanted to share my experience.
My investment adviser told me that was how he started and within 11 months - he ran the Chicago Marathon. (Much better discussion than my investments.) I've known this guys years and thought - 'I could do that!' Found the app - and off I went.
I started at New Years and finally finished the 9 weeks in June. (Obviously - the math doesn't add up.) I did week 3, week 5 and week 6 - multiple times. I didn't give up and realized - some people are natural runners - I probably am not. I didn't lose a lot of weight - maybe 3 lbs. From NSV success - I could walk up the 30 stairs at the train station without running out of breath.
After that - I figured there had to be an app for where I was at - which is how I got on MFP. Now the weight is starting to come off. I still keep running as part of my workout 3 days a week. This week - I started adding time and distance on to my 5K. I may never make a marathon - but I feel so much stronger.
My whole point - don't give up. The end of Couch to 5K is not being an avid runner - it is working up to 30 minutes of great cardio activity!0 -
brilliant, i was so thrilled when i did it a few weeks ago. i think it was the first time in my life that i'd done it! up to 2 miles now.
I couldn't stop smiling! Congrats!!0 -
Congrats on your mile! Great job.
I am not a big sharer - but I did the Couch to 5K - so I wanted to share my experience.
My investment adviser told me that was how he started and within 11 months - he ran the Chicago Marathon. (Much better discussion than my investments.) I've known this guys years and thought - 'I could do that!' Found the app - and off I went.
I started at New Years and finally finished the 9 weeks in June. (Obviously - the math doesn't add up.) I did week 3, week 5 and week 6 - multiple times. I didn't give up and realized - some people are natural runners - I probably am not. I didn't lose a lot of weight - maybe 3 lbs. From NSV success - I could walk up the 30 stairs at the train station without running out of breath.
After that - I figured there had to be an app for where I was at - which is how I got on MFP. Now the weight is starting to come off. I still keep running as part of my workout 3 days a week. This week - I started adding time and distance on to my 5K. I may never make a marathon - but I feel so much stronger.
My whole point - don't give up. The end of Couch to 5K is not being an avid runner - it is working up to 30 minutes of great cardio activity!
Congrats to you too!
Thank you so much for your words of encouragement. I've repeated weeks as well, and it has taken me about a month and a half - 2 months to get where I am! I am hoping to continue on like you have, adding more distance and time and hoping to challenge myself.
Good luck on all your running adventures!0 -
Excellent! Fair warning......running is addictive and runners have been known to exhibit an unnaturally positive outlook on life.0
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