When an achievement doesn't feel like it...
MikeC0679
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Here's the backstory... I began the C25K program back in October. Pushed through week by week and month by month until I "graduated" the program right before Christmas. I've been adding in time week by week and am now running 40 minutes straight and 4.1+ miles...
So here's my dilemma... I don't feel like I've accomplished anything. I've signed up for the Susan G. Komen "Race for the Cure" 5K in March, but even knowing that I can complete that, I think "5K? So what?". Is there a runner's funk? Has anyone else felt like this? If so, what did you do to get over it?
I'd love to just "get over myself".
-Mike
So here's my dilemma... I don't feel like I've accomplished anything. I've signed up for the Susan G. Komen "Race for the Cure" 5K in March, but even knowing that I can complete that, I think "5K? So what?". Is there a runner's funk? Has anyone else felt like this? If so, what did you do to get over it?
I'd love to just "get over myself".
-Mike
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Man, you're sure tough on yourself! What would you tell a friend who'd done what you've done? Probably, "Way to go!"
It's OK, you can treat yourself as you would a friend!
Now if a 5k no longer means much to you, set your sights on a new goal. But don't discount what you've achieved!0
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