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For speed work and racing I've been really happy with my Saucony Endorphin Speed (except when it rains, in which case they don't have enough grip) - so I've decided to switch away from Brooks as my daily shoe (my Glycerine 19 are coming up to 1,000km).
Well done everyone, some really great efforts.
17 runs
2 HM (distance not organised events)
Longest 17.2 miles
Happy with that considering I missed two weekends out.
You’ve got to love a bargain @Bidley I got the Velocity Nitro 2 on a similar deal £46.75 a few weeks ago and paid a bit more for the Ride 15s @djspecialist they were £67 both decent shoes especially for the money.
£50/60 gets you a lot of shoe if you’re not too fussed on colour etc.
Best bargain was the Nike Invincible Run FK 2 though at £44 from the Nike outlet. I’ve really needed them to help get through a dodgy ankle.
Finished it without any issues though and even felt as though I had some left in the tank at the end. Doubt I would have made it to the 30 minutes the plan's aiming for but I reckon another 5 minutes would have been doable.
well done to everyone else with their running exploits. Keep up the amazing work.
Will be curious to see what GP says and who knows I may be able to come off some high blood pressure meds if beet powder is significantly lowering my BP...
Big thing today is that I'm getting a pedicure later! Well, a footcare treatment including the removal of my painful corn hopefully. Will be interesting to see if I can walk/run/drive/cycle soon after.
I'm entering the Sandringham 24 hour event in August, with 2 mates. They're far more hardcore than me, so it'll be a no-sleeping and 90-120 minutes rest between 10k laps. That's what I'll focus my training on.
I'm probably more comfortable now than I was so I'll keep running for now, once its healed.
30K for me this morning - Teddington Lock to Vauxhall. Nice steady pace at 5:44 per km.
Teddington ITV studio site
Eel Pie Island
Ron Wood’s house (Wick House)
Richmond cemetery (Keith Relf)
The Bull’s Head jazz pub in Barnes
Marc Bolan’s crash site (almost - went past the bottom of the road)
The Sex Pistols house at Gunter Grove
Keef, Mick and Brian Jones’s house in Edith Grove
Battersea Power Station
Got to the end of the first 10min run and was feeling pretty good so kept going. Managed to run straight through the 3min walk break, the next 10min run, the 5min cool down and another 7 minutes after that. So 35 minutes running in total and I managed my first 5k since restarting. That's longer than the final run of the c25k schedule so I think I've technically finished the program. I'm going to keep it up though as my runs are still very variable (I found the previous run to this very difficult).
So, after this do I keep running 5ks to build up stamina and speed for that or am I better launching straight into a 10k training program and start working towards that?
Congrats on finishing the 5k programme and in fine style by sound of it.
I've three weeks left of c25k so I'll finish it properly (though I'll do longer runs if I feel up to it) before moving on.
Still plugging away at c25k despite having managed a 5k run last week. Yesterday's run was just 25 minutes and I was wiped out by the end. I've not idea where I got the energy for the extra 12 minutes I needed for the 5k.