Daily Check In Thread
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Starting week 6 day 1 tomorrow and found a 5k to run in November!2
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I just got home from my evacuation due to Hurricane Matthew. Kept up with program while out of town but running on hills was difficult in North Carolina. This morning back in the Lowcountry I finished Week 4, Day 2.2
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I've been on a little hiatus. After being I'll it was hard to get back to it. My last run was 9/21 w5d2. I decided to start from my last run to see if I needed to repeat anything but my w5d2 has been repeated and I'm ready to move forward! I was a bit winded towards the end but I should get that together in a couple of runs. Looking forward to continuing!3
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I just found this group. I just completed week 4 day 1. I didnt think i was ready to proceed, so i repeated week 3 (and week 2). I was surprised that I could run the 5 mins each time.2
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Just found this group. Finished the dreaded week 5 day 3 today. So excited and proud of that 20 minute run.6
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week 4 day 3 complete!! onto week 5 tomorrow, iv heard that this week it starts to get intense, how il be able to run for 20 minutes I'm not to sure!!!
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angelahammon wrote: »week 4 day 3 complete!! onto week 5 tomorrow, iv heard that this week it starts to get intense, how il be able to run for 20 minutes I'm not to sure!!!
I hear you! I finished Week 4 yesterday and right now can't imagine doing 20 minutes in a week, but I'm gonna go for it!1 -
angelahammon wrote: »week 4 day 3 complete!! onto week 5 tomorrow, iv heard that this week it starts to get intense, how il be able to run for 20 minutes I'm not to sure!!!
I hear you! I finished Week 4 yesterday and right now can't imagine doing 20 minutes in a week, but I'm gonna go for it!
I didn't think I could do it either but I made it through yesterday. Just keep swimming!2 -
one month after finishing the app by running for 30' straight, i have now completed a full 5k in just under 45' . feeling very happy today.i will run 2 more 5ks this week and next week i will start the c210k starting from week 9.4
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angelahammon wrote: »week 4 day 3 complete!! onto week 5 tomorrow, iv heard that this week it starts to get intense, how il be able to run for 20 minutes I'm not to sure!!!angelahammon wrote: »week 4 day 3 complete!! onto week 5 tomorrow, iv heard that this week it starts to get intense, how il be able to run for 20 minutes I'm not to sure!!!
I hear you! I finished Week 4 yesterday and right now can't imagine doing 20 minutes in a week, but I'm gonna go for it!
Trust in the program and believe in yourself! I finished the program about 3-4 months ago and moved onto the 10K program to help increase my endurance and pace. I've done 2 normal 5K races and also did an 8K double run (5K+3K) and I am amazed at what my body has been able to do when I've never really run before this year. Unfortunately I pulled a calf muscle during the 8K run, so I'm sidelined for a bit. Good luck!jennypapaje wrote: »one month after finishing the app by running for 30' straight, i have now completed a full 5k in just under 45' . feeling very happy today.i will run 2 more 5ks this week and next week i will start the c210k starting from week 9.
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I decided to change my direction somewhat. I went online last week and purchased a 20 Week training program from a running coach. It slows down the running intervals a bit so I won't be running the 20 minutes this Friday after all. Frankly, I'm relieved. I certainly didn't feel ready for the 20 and prefer the more gradual approach. Additionally, the program takes me beyond running 30 minutes to 70 minutes over distance as well as running fartleks and strides in the upcoming months.
@rusgolden Hope your calf heals quickly so you can get back to running! Thanks for your post.1 -
never in my weildest dreams did i imagine before i started the program that i would go run out in the rain ,so i won't miss my running day. i got cold, wet, and my feet soaking wet but i still finished my 5k. i had to stop for like 20 seconds to tie my shoe lace, but i don't count that. if anything it hindered my progress. i had just found my mojo, and then i lost it because of this silly pause.1
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jennypapaje wrote: »never in my weildest dreams did i imagine before i started the program that i would go run out in the rain ,so i won't miss my running day. i got cold, wet, and my feet soaking wet but i still finished my 5k. i had to stop for like 20 seconds to tie my shoe lace, but i don't count that. if anything it hindered my progress. i had just found my mojo, and then i lost it because of this silly pause.
I hate when my laces come untied. When I remember, I double knot them before starting...3 -
I just finished the dreaded w5d3. I had to take the speed down a few notches (on my treadmill) and I took two 30-second breaks to catch my breath, but I feel pretty good. My husband is doing w5d3 on Saturday and I will run it again with him. We're going to run outdoors for that one.
We're signed up for a Thanksgiving Day 6k and I don't know if we're going to make it! If we stick to the plan we'll be done with it the Monday of Thanksgiving week.2 -
awesomeelly wrote: »I just finished the dreaded w5d3. I had to take the speed down a few notches (on my treadmill) and I took two 30-second breaks to catch my breath, but I feel pretty good. My husband is doing w5d3 on Saturday and I will run it again with him. We're going to run outdoors for that one.
We're signed up for a Thanksgiving Day 6k and I don't know if we're going to make it! If we stick to the plan we'll be done with it the Monday of Thanksgiving week.
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Hi, new here. Today I'll be doing week 3, day 3.
After my last run I went to a local running store and got some help with some running shoes. The shop owner was fantastic. Who knew there was so much to getting the right shoes?!? And, so much to figuring out the right way to lace them for your foot! Anyway, I'll be trying them out today but all signs are good!
No particular plans to participate in a 5k but we'll see how I feel in a few weeks.2 -
jennypapaje wrote: »never in my weildest dreams did i imagine before i started the program that i would go run out in the rain ,so i won't miss my running day. i got cold, wet, and my feet soaking wet but i still finished my 5k. i had to stop for like 20 seconds to tie my shoe lace, but i don't count that. if anything it hindered my progress. i had just found my mojo, and then i lost it because of this silly pause.
Ha! Just the other day I saw a guy out running in the rain and told my husband "I'm never going to be that type of runner." He just looked at me with his eyebrows raised. We'll see who's right.2 -
jennypapaje wrote: »never in my weildest dreams did i imagine before i started the program that i would go run out in the rain ,so i won't miss my running day. i got cold, wet, and my feet soaking wet but i still finished my 5k. i had to stop for like 20 seconds to tie my shoe lace, but i don't count that. if anything it hindered my progress. i had just found my mojo, and then i lost it because of this silly pause.
@jennypapaje & @shrcpr Just wait once you have mastered running in the Rain - it gets better - Winter Running in Sub zero Temps. This is what I looked like last year after one of our coldest running days I believe it was -28C = -19F. I was quite comfortable - except when my eyelash's froze together and I had to use my bare hand to remove the ice You will notice I actually have the zipper opened at least half way on my coat.
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juliet3455 wrote: »jennypapaje wrote: »never in my weildest dreams did i imagine before i started the program that i would go run out in the rain ,so i won't miss my running day. i got cold, wet, and my feet soaking wet but i still finished my 5k. i had to stop for like 20 seconds to tie my shoe lace, but i don't count that. if anything it hindered my progress. i had just found my mojo, and then i lost it because of this silly pause.
@jennypapaje & @shrcpr Just wait once you have mastered running in the Rain - it gets better - Winter Running in Sub zero Temps. This is what I looked like last year after one of our coldest running days I believe it was -28C = -19F. I was quite comfortable - except when my eyelash's froze together and I had to use my bare hand to remove the ice You will notice I actually have the zipper opened at least half way on my coat.
wow that is true determination!0 -
juliet3455 wrote: »jennypapaje wrote: »never in my weildest dreams did i imagine before i started the program that i would go run out in the rain ,so i won't miss my running day. i got cold, wet, and my feet soaking wet but i still finished my 5k. i had to stop for like 20 seconds to tie my shoe lace, but i don't count that. if anything it hindered my progress. i had just found my mojo, and then i lost it because of this silly pause.
@jennypapaje & @shrcpr Just wait once you have mastered running in the Rain - it gets better - Winter Running in Sub zero Temps. This is what I looked like last year after one of our coldest running days I believe it was -28C = -19F. I was quite comfortable - except when my eyelash's froze together and I had to use my bare hand to remove the ice You will notice I actually have the zipper opened at least half way on my coat.
Well, I live in San Jose, CA so I think I'm safe from that. And, wow, I am impressed!0 -
Good day to you all. I made it up do Week 5 day 2 when I contracted strep throat and a bad lung infection. I tried to restart at W5D2 and my lungs just weren't having it. No shame in starting over. Week 1 completed. On to week 2!4
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w9d1 of c210k.i have to say, running for 40' non stop is so much better than 4 times 10' with 1' breaks inbetween. i just hope i don't get sick. one of my nostrils was completely stuffed last night, i barely got any sleep.1
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Im on week 6 and will be doing day 2 today, the dreaded 20 mins was not as bad as i first thought!!!2
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Week 4, Day 1 completed today. Felt really good.3
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jennypapaje wrote: »wow that is true determination!Well, I live in San Jose, CA so I think I'm safe from that. And, wow, I am impressed!1
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I was released by the doctor yesterday to start running again, just 2 weeks after shoulder surgery!
I went out after work intending to do w1d1, but felt so good after the first minute that I ran through the walking interval and the next run interval. I ended up doing 4 run intervals of 3.5 minutes with 90 second walks in between. Next time out, I'll skip ahead a couple of weeks.
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Week 4, Day 2 completed today. Going well.3
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W4D3 tomorrow. Can people doing the program add me please! I need more motivational friends!1
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week 9 c210k completed.4
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