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Marines 10k Assault Course (newbie)
By Tom Boodeny on 23/06/2011 in forum

up to 10k by October, no problem, but you need to build up slowly else you'll probably end up getting injured. I would suggest finding a training schedule on the web and following it. Bupa publish an 8 week 5k walk to run schedule and an 8 week

Lancaster & Morecambe Golden Ball 5K Canceled
By Fat Teague on 28/04/2010 in forum

the other three are still planned and that Lancs and Morecambe are still putting on their monthly 5k races on Saturday evenings through the summer. Hope that helps

How to run 5k sub 30 mins?
By Kevin O'Shaughnessy on 06/07/2011 in forum

evening You're not fit enough, plain & simple.Are you training properly, or just going out to try it? Hi Kevin,I have only been running for a few months and finished my first 5k a couple of weeks ago. When I was following a beginner's schedule, I ran 4.9km

Where to Start
By Superswang on 31/08/2006 in forum

weeks one or two several times before they are ready to move on. HiI would recommend the run/walk schedules on the BUPA website. When I did my first half marathon, I combined the 5k, 10k and half marathon training schedules. Certainly worked for me.....

10k
By Sarah Parry 4 on 28/02/2007 in forum

Recently started the Runners World beginner schedule for 5k. Looking for advice on the next steps. Aim is to run 10k but the 10k schedules on runners world are way ahead of where I am at the moment and where I will be by the end of the beginners

RW 10 Mile Schedule
By Clive Wintrip 2 on 15/11/2007 in forum

I have just completed a 10 mile race having followed the RW 8 week schedule.  My aim was for sub-60, a realistic target given my summer 5K and 10K times.  Sticking closely to the schedule, but modifying to suit local races etc., I found the training

5k training
By Rick Hill on 17/05/2010 in forum
starting out again!

's time for the next step. Don't worry, the 10k is the goal, the schedule will take you from your 5k and will build up the distance gradually! I had a massive problem with my knees and hip as well. Changed to mid-forefoot strike, changed shoes and I've got

5K times
By Sophie Bell on 04/07/2005 in forum

, soph xx SophieThat's a good time for a first attempt.If you click on the grey 'Training' tab at the top of the page you will find 5k training schedules that may help you.JJ Agree with JJ good time for a first 5k. With regular consistant training you

Is it time for new shoes?
By Libbie Hammond on 10/04/2003 in forum

I am training for local 5k...I have upped my speed quite a lot recently, and last week my Nike Pegasus (which had been brilliant up til then) suddenly have given me two huge blisters on the inside of my arches.Is this a sign that I need new shoes

FIRST TIME 10K EASY PLAN?
By leeniepie on 18/09/2011 in forum

Hi all, i did a RFL 5k this summer and havent done much since then due to injury/work schedule/holiday/lazyness! and want to have some thing to aim for now, so am considering training for a 10k.the problem is i dont really know how to go about it




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