Just did my first 5km timed run and did it in 31.13. Not great i know compared to most peoples standards on here, but i am really pleased with it, but i could not have run faster. I am hoping to crack 10km in 60 mins on 26th May, but I really dont
What are people's opinions on running at the same time each day? I only ever have time to go in the mornings but I'm not sure whether it would be better for all round training to try and vary it? Does it perhaps stress the body more if you don
Can anyone direct me to a website that I once saw which showed the relationship between weight loss and increased running time over different distances? You might find something useful on this site http://www.runningforfitness.org/index.php I know
felt ready to run again.i'm not giving up - no way (bought some rediculously expensive shoes - i am going to get my money's worth if it kills me!)but PLEASE tell me itll get easier some time soon!Charlie CB - great place to run. See the Greenwich Park
Hey all,Basically I started running around 2-3 months alongside the 8-10 hours of exercise I already do a week. Up until the last 3 weeks I've been running consistently everyday unless I have a football match, and have been gradually improving my
HIDoes anyone know of a daytime running club - in Preston (lancs) or within 10 miles of Preston? I cant join a night time one due to Uni/work commitments and there doesnt seem to be one?I have done several 10ks', 5k's and the GNR in the past
always run solo.If it works for you - go for it!Het :0) Fantastic - I bet you feel like a real runner now, not that you weren't before, but you know what I mean. If you have something to take your mind off the time it really does help.Time to enter your
is as the thread title suggests. taking time out from running how likely weight gain is.say i take 2 weeks off, didnt change my eating, which is perfectly fine anyway. am i likely to put weight on. i would have thought 2 weeks isnt sufficient time to have an effect
- running for the first time last night has enlightened me to a whole new world of aches - all in slightly different places from the norm. Speed! hadn't even considered what speed to run at, I'll be focussing on actually surviving the distances for quite a
I have previously done most of my running training indoors, where it is easy to see timing details because it's on the treadmill screen in front of me. I've been off running for several months due to injury, and because I have to now start really