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  • Posts: 553 Member
    W5D2 in the books. My phone crashed halfway. I think my battery is on it's way out, and it wasn't liking the cold (6 f). Time to dig out the old Garmin watch.
  • Posts: 201 Member
    LOVE seeing all of the motivation & progress in this thread!
    I used to run quite a bit, but I've fallen out of it (and definitely fallen out of love with the sport).
    But I want to get back into it.
    So today after work, I will return to the treadmill
    (yikes)
    THANK YOU for the inspiration, and I'm looking forward to being able to contribute to the discussions going forward!
  • Posts: 553 Member
    woodwardtm wrote: »
    Week 5, Day 2 complete. It felt like a struggle in the first run but I got through it. My brain was just making excuses not to do it. LOL It's too cold. The legs are weary. Whatever...I pushed through and completed it. Truly hoping for a warmer day for the Week 5, Day 3 run but I doubt that will happen. It is winter after all. Keep putting one foot in front of the other everyone!

    Haha. Good attitude. I was all put out because my electronics went down. If I don't get the miles into my strava app I feel like they never happened. The run itself felt good, so at least I had that. Are you doing W5D3 on Wednesday?
  • Posts: 4 Member
    W6D1 complete! I had to swap around some of the run/walk segments due to a nasty hill, but overall ran 3.8km (2.4mi) in 31 mins. Feeling happy!
  • Posts: 32 Member
    W4D2 Down! The 5 minute runs are getting easier. Good thing. Hard to beleive that next week I am to run 20 mins. But I did get through 3.5km in the half hour, so I can see how running continuously could see you run 5k in 30 mins. Pretty cool!
  • Posts: 2,122 Member
    ckp82 wrote: »
    W3d1 done
    Great! And I am with you! W3D1 is done! Nice and easy! :)

  • Posts: 2,122 Member
    edited February 2017
    CM_73 wrote: »
    W3D1 complete.

    Bit of a shocker running 3 minutes continuously, but it was fine.
    Feels awesome, agreed! :)
  • Posts: 2,122 Member
    upsaluki wrote: »
    W5D2 in the books. My phone crashed halfway. I think my battery is on it's way out, and it wasn't liking the cold (6 f). Time to dig out the old Garmin watch.

    I cannot believe you run in such cold!
  • Posts: 2,122 Member
    woodwardtm wrote: »
    Week 5, Day 2 complete. It felt like a struggle in the first run but I got through it. My brain was just making excuses not to do it. LOL It's too cold. The legs are weary. Whatever...I pushed through and completed it. Truly hoping for a warmer day for the Week 5, Day 3 run but I doubt that will happen. It is winter after all. Keep putting one foot in front of the other everyone!

    Bad runs happen! This is how you learn enjoy the good runs later! :)
  • Posts: 2,122 Member
    emerrywe wrote: »
    W4D2 Down! The 5 minute runs are getting easier. Good thing. Hard to beleive that next week I am to run 20 mins. But I did get through 3.5km in the half hour, so I can see how running continuously could see you run 5k in 30 mins. Pretty cool!

    Awesome! :)
  • Posts: 2,122 Member
    Merry_rah wrote: »
    W6D1 complete! I had to swap around some of the run/walk segments due to a nasty hill, but overall ran 3.8km (2.4mi) in 31 mins. Feeling happy!
    I did it too quite a few times :)
  • Posts: 12 Member
    W3D1 complete! I fell while rollerblading yesterday and didn't really feel it until I started jogging. Not the best of days, but it should be better next time!
  • Posts: 2,122 Member
    khogue1990 wrote: »
    W3D1 complete! I fell while rollerblading yesterday and didn't really feel it until I started jogging. Not the best of days, but it should be better next time!

    Nice! Looks like there is a whole crew of Week 3 runners here! :)
  • Posts: 554 Member
    W3D2 complete!

    It amazes me just how different it can feel each time, today I was really disappointed when the timer went off at the end of each run as I felt like I could have run a marathon.
    Other times, I've got the paramedics in standby when I slip my shoes one!
  • Posts: 554 Member
    ^^ Sorry about all the typo's, that session obviously hit me a lot harder than I thought!
  • Posts: 361 Member
    edited February 2017
    I did indeed do W5D3 today! It was amazing to think that 5 weeks ago 1 minute was difficult and today I got through 20 straight minutes. My all run mile was at a 10:20 pace too so that felt good. I am not back to where I was yet but working on it week by week!

  • Posts: 553 Member
    woodwardtm wrote: »
    I did indeed do W5D3 today! It was amazing to think that 5 weeks ago 1 minute was difficult and today I got through 20 straight minutes. My all run mile was at a 10:20 pace too so that felt good. I am not back to where I was yet but working on it week by week!

    Good to hear. I knocked my W5D3 out also, but my pace was 11:30. It'll get better over time and with a little less weight to haul around. Right now my goal is to just keep moving.

    Great job everyone!
  • Posts: 90 Member
    W4D1 complete. Getting thru the 5 min portions were difficult and I feel like I'm running extremely slow compared to everyone else. I guess I'll have to wait until next week to see how fast my mile run is.
  • Posts: 32 Member
    Week 4 complete! This one felt great. Made sure to not have much food in my stomach. Finished strong. When I heard the one minute left prompt I dug in and ran, uphill no less!
  • Posts: 489 Member
    good job everyone!that w5d3 was scary for me too,but now 20' seems like nothing when you can go on for an hour and a half. Also, do not worry about speed at all.When i finished c25k my 5k time was 45', now (4 months later),it's 36' and there's stll room for improvement.
  • Posts: 12 Member
    Week 3 Day 2 complete! I agree with @CM_73 about the crazy difference between Day 1 and 2. Didn't feel as hard to complete those 3 min jogs!
  • Posts: 5,926 Member
    W4D1 complete. Getting thru the 5 min portions were difficult and I feel like I'm running extremely slow compared to everyone else. I guess I'll have to wait until next week to see how fast my mile run is.

    Don't compare yourself to others and don't worry about speed. You are building stamina. Speed will come later!
  • Posts: 361 Member
    upsaluki wrote: »

    Good to hear. I knocked my W5D3 out also, but my pace was 11:30. It'll get better over time and with a little less weight to haul around. Right now my goal is to just keep moving.

    Great job everyone!

    My overall pace was 11:15 for W5D3. That 10:20 was only my second mile that was all running. I too am hoping that if I can lose some weight, my pace may get faster.

    W6D1 completed today as it is suppose to be colder yet tomorrow.

    Keep up the good work everyone!
  • Posts: 2,122 Member
    W3D2 done!
  • Posts: 2,122 Member
    woodwardtm wrote: »

    My overall pace was 11:15 for W5D3. That 10:20 was only my second mile that was all running. I too am hoping that if I can lose some weight, my pace may get faster.

    W6D1 completed today as it is suppose to be colder yet tomorrow.

    Keep up the good work everyone!

    Wow, you are fast! My running pace is 11:00 and overall is 13:00. I usually run at 10 min/mile - hopefully I'll get there soon!
  • Posts: 361 Member
    Aine8046 wrote: »

    Wow, you are fast! My running pace is 11:00 and overall is 13:00. I usually run at 10 min/mile - hopefully I'll get there soon!

    Thanks. I don't feel fast when comparing myself to other runners in the area. LOL I basically have one pace and that is it. No fast, no kick, just plod along one foot in front of the other to get it done. It seems to work for me.

    Your pace seems about right for the week of the program you are at. It will get better and better as your run times get longer. Don't fret.
  • Posts: 553 Member
    Wk 6 D1 is all done.
  • Posts: 12 Member
    Week 3 Day 3 complete!
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