C25K - I'm confused!
fireflyangel22
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I would like to start eh C25K program, but when I google it, I see different plans on different websites. Does it matter which one I choose, or is there one specific web-site I should be looking at?
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I'm pretty sure this was the original:
http://www.coolrunning.com/engine/2/2_3/181.shtml
Any program that gradually works you up to running a 5k is ok, though. I'd just pick one and... wait for it...
run with it0 -
Any program that gradually works you up to running a 5k is ok, though. I'd just pick one and... wait for it...
run with it
Lol. Win!
But yes, they all have the same basic principle.0 -
They are all very similar. Coolrunnings is very good and the UK, the NHS has one. Use whichever looks good and enjoy it!0
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If you have a device that can download apps, I would recommend downloading the c25k app. This is the one that I use, and it's perfect. (they also have one for 10k too!)
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ease-into-5k/id301233668?mt=8
By using an app, you don't have to keep track of the time, as the app will tell you when to run/walk at the appropriate times, as well as telling you when you're halfway done so you can turn around, if you're outside.
Good luck!0 -
http://www.coolrunning.com/engine/2/2_3/181.shtml
there are several variations on this, but this is the one most widely used & accepted...
hope that helps
Also, there are lots of podcasts and aps out there which help with timing, so that may be some of what you're stumbling upon as well. I imagine they are all using Cool Running's c25k program as the basis of the podcast/ap
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I am using the rundouble.com app on my phone which is the cool running program app.
really great app to have for android.0 -
If you have a smart phone, I would search the app store. There are plenty of free ones that you can download.0
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I think they are all pretty much the same - I have been doing the one at http://www.c25k.com/ - I have an app on my iphone and love it!0
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I'm with Eric. The Cool Running one is the original and most popular. It works really well. I got back into running using it a few years ago and thought it did a good job of easing you into running for 30 minutes. I actually listed to these podcasts on my ipod as I did it. There's audio cues for when to walk and run, with not-too-terrible music in the background http://www.podfeed.net/podcast/Podcasts+for+Runners/82160
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I have used the podcast of NHS from itunes for C25K. I am not much of runner, but I am someday. Itunes has a lot of apps and podcasts for C25K.0
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