C25k w5d3
caitlinrn83
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...tomorrow.
I think I can! 5 weeks ago, I could barely survive the 60 seconds and tomorrow I'm aiming for 20 minutes. Holy macaroni and cheese, batman.
I think I can! 5 weeks ago, I could barely survive the 60 seconds and tomorrow I'm aiming for 20 minutes. Holy macaroni and cheese, batman.
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C25K?0
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rakowskidp wrote: »C25K?
Yes. Sorry! Didn't realize I had left that off!1 -
caitlinrn83 wrote: »Yes. Sorry! Didn't realize I had left that off!
It's a great program. Stick with it and you'll be ripping it up on race day in no time!0 -
You can do it!!! I posted a similar post last week... And I did it!!! Once I got past the 8-10 minutes I knew that I could do it... I did week 6 day2 yesterday and from now on there's no intervals... Gulp! Lol1
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You will do it!! I did, anyone can! You won't even miss that little walking break in the middle.1
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caitlinrn83 wrote: »...tomorrow.
I think I can! 5 weeks ago, I could barely survive the 60 seconds and tomorrow I'm aiming for 20 minutes. Holy macaroni and cheese, batman.
That one was a real break through for me.
Once I got past 10 minutes I wasnt dying so kept going. Then it was 8 minutes to go, then 5... by that time knew I was going to finish the 20, there was no way it wasnt going to happen.
Afterwards I couldnt believe what I had done, it was a real "moment" for me
Good luck! Im sure you will be fine ;O)3 -
Thanks, y'all!!! I survived the 8/5/8 day better than I thought, so I'm excited/terrified/let's DO this about tomorrow morning!!
I have seen so may people post their successes with c25k and I can't wait to join you!1 -
@caitlinrn83, you'll do great! I've had so many weeks with Z5K where I peeked ahead at the workout and was like WHAAAT, I CAN'T DO THAT!!! and omg, it feels so amazing to realize that it's totally doable! You'll kick butt!1
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You can do it! I just did, today, like an hour ago
I am so proud of myself that I made it and I know you will as well. Good luck girl! 3 -
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caitlinrn83 wrote: »
You'll do well. You've got the right attitude.
And just look at how you're lapping the You that didn't start c25k five weeks ago! Keep at it, runner!2 -
caitlinrn83 wrote: »
How did it go?0 -
RAWRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!
I FEEL LIKE A ROCK STAR!!
Thank you for the encouragement, y'all! W5D3 is in the books!!10 -
Woo! Well done.
How was it? Ready for more?0 -
Well done!!! Feels great doesn't it! Wk6d3 in the books here..2
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Wow, you're all fantastic, fair play to ye. I just completed W1D1 today followed by 31 burpees (burpee app program) and I admit, I was tested to finish it. I don't know how I'll manage when it progressively gets harder.
In 45 mins I'll have been off cigarettes for only 24 hrs..after 17 years of smoking, drinking and sitting on the couch , I really want to achieve and complete this C25K.
I take my hat off to you ladies and gents, inspirational!1 -
Just stick to the program, it works.
You dont think it will, but it does!
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Totally agree with @samhennings
Trust the programme. It works0 -
caitlinrn83 wrote: »RAWRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!
I FEEL LIKE A ROCK STAR!!
Thank you for the encouragement, y'all! W5D3 is in the books!!
Awwww yeah! Well done!
So I've been following my trainer's plan, which started at a 3 min. walk, 5 min. run pattern for 30 minutes. This morning, I intended to increase running by 1 and decrease walking by 1. But, I felt a bit sick to my stomach to start, so I decided to hold to the previous plan. My first run segment started at the 3-minute mark. I hit 8 minutes and had enough energy to continue. So, I decided to go as long as I could, and it ended up being 18 minutes! Then I finished with 4.5 walk, 4.5 run, for a total of 7.5 walk, 22.5 run (an increase in running time of 4.5 minutes). I can do this!3 -
BeardedBadas wrote: »In 45 mins I'll have been off cigarettes for only 24 hrs..after 17 years of smoking, drinking and sitting on the couch , I really want to achieve and complete this C25K.
I take my hat off to you ladies and gents, inspirational!
Former smoker here! Sticking with the C25K program was the easiest way to quit ever. As you progress through the days and realize JUST HOW MUCH cigarettes are slowing your progress, it makes putting them down easier and easier. 6 weeks since my last. You CAN and WILL.
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rakowskidp wrote: »caitlinrn83 wrote: »
So I've been following my trainer's plan, which started at a 3 min. walk, 5 min. run pattern for 30 minutes. This morning, I intended to increase running by 1 and decrease walking by 1. But, I felt a bit sick to my stomach to start, so I decided to hold to the previous plan. My first run segment started at the 3-minute mark. I hit 8 minutes and had enough energy to continue. So, I decided to go as long as I could, and it ended up being 18 minutes! Then I finished with 4.5 walk, 4.5 run, for a total of 7.5 walk, 22.5 run (an increase in running time of 4.5 minutes). I can do this!
Yes you can!! Well done!1 -
samhennings wrote: »Woo! Well done.
How was it? Ready for more?
Bring it on!1 -
Awesome! I think this is the point where you might need to consider yourself a runner2
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samhennings wrote: »Awesome! I think this is the point where you might need to consider yourself a runner
that just made my day.2 -
Awesome!!! Completing W5D3 is such a mental hurdle, but once you know you can run for 20 minutes, the rest comes easily. Good luck with the remaining runs! I did C25K a few years ago, and it definitely turned me into a runner.1
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Your gonna love the way it make you feel....!tough yes!! Toughen you up for that muddler you want in on!! Cheers!1
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@mrswhitehog--yes!!! I love the way I feel when I finish.
True story-I started crying the when the voice in my ear told me to "slow down to an easy pace to cool down." I run at 4 am and fully expected the police to be called for the war cry I let out when I finished!3 -
OK, so the folks in the lab probably think I'm nuts, but I just laughed out loud at this!"caitlinrn83 wrote: »I run at 4 am and fully expected the police to be called for the war cry I let out when I finished!
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OP you're awesome!!! Keep it up! 1
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Congrats on doing w5d3! It's an amazing feeling to be able to do it. I'll be doing w6d3 today, which is 22 minutes... and then no more walk breaks after that!1
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