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Even though I ran reallllllllllllllllllll slowwwww. Like, realllly slow. But at least I completed it. And i'm planning to repeat running week 4 another week until I feel totally comfortable with it before moving on.
I usually eat 2-3 hours before the run - not too light nor too heavy (like cheese with 1 small serving rice). I once didn't eat and i felt light headed and almost passed out. I normally run at 6-6.30PM so I eat around 3-4PM. And then have another light dinner at 8.30PM (just some meat and veggie).
Thanks Annita! That gives me lots of hope for today. Originally Posted by Annita
I'm totally with you. On Sunday, it was my first W4d1 and I couldn't complete any 5 minutes running interval (only manage to run 3 minutes and walk 2 minutes). So today I just repeat it and yay W4D1 is over for me.
Even though I ran reallllllllllllllllllll slowwwww. Like, realllly slow. But at least I completed it. And i'm planning to repeat running week 4 another week until I feel totally comfortable with it before moving on. I usually eat 2-3 hours before the run - not too light nor too heavy (like cheese with 1 small serving rice). I once didn't eat and i felt light headed and almost passed out. I normally run at 6-6.30PM so I eat around 3-4PM. And then have another light dinner at 8.30PM (just some meat and veggie).
I have been keeping my pace steady on running when using the treadmill, so if I feel like I can't make it again tonight, I'm going to try running my last 5 minutes at 4mph instead of power-walking it at 4mph. Hopefully I'll just be able to run it at 5mph like I want to! Maybe just the lighter dinner I'm planning will help me? I don't want to split it up and eat earlier, since we eat as a family each night, and I'm the one who does the cooking! I need to find the balance that will work for me on my running days, and I really want to be able to post here tomorrow that I finished W4D1 too!!!!

(Seriously, one of my friends did when she got it done!)

and had to warn some kids passing on bikes.