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Week Jan 01 - Feb 04, 2017 Monday: - Ice-cream day! 3.0 mi run with average speed 5.48 mph and 3.0% incline (I reduced the speed and incline because ibuprofen did not help me with my ankle pain...) Wednesday: 3.10 mi run with average speed 5.67 mph and 3.5% incline (I have to skip the gym on Tuesday, was too tired...) Thursday: 1.0 mi run with average speed 5.7 mph, 3.5% incline + other gym stuff Friday: 3.2 mi run with average speed 5.74 mph and 3.0% incline Started with 5.4mph speed and slowly increase it to 6.2mph! But the incline was only 3.0 today.
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It is entirely your decision! If you feel that you need to prove it to yourself - then repeat it until it is done as scheduled. If you are sure that you can do it - go ahead to the next day. In your place I would add additional (smaller) run interval to the W6D1
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Yes, outside running is way to go (I was told )
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New week. Monday: 3.0 mi run with average speed 5.6 mph and 3.5% incline Tuesday: 1.0 mi run with average speed 5.56 mph, 3.5% incline + other gym stuff Wednesday: 3.13 mi run with average speed 5.62 mph and 3.5% incline Thursday: 1.0 mi run with average speed 5.55 mph, 3.5% incline + other gym stuff (Did 5mi on ex.bike under 16min for the first time!) Friday: 2.7 mi run with average speed 5.6 mph and 3.5% incline Saturday: 1.0 mi run with average speed 6.0 mph and 1% incline
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I disagree - keeping the constant pace on treadmill is more challenging for me. I am also slow increasing speed from start to finish. And now I run on 3.5% incline or more...
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The app is simple schedule, it cannot remember all your results. If you tap on the day you have completed the program is warning about reset - all your results for this day and after will be reset to zero. To keep all your activities logged you will need additional app such as MapMyRun or RunKeeper. HTH
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Both ways will do the trick. Just stick with it!
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You are almost done! Two more weeks. The program is a schedule for everybody. You just have to adjust it for yourself. If you feel that you are ready, try to run more and see how it feels. What I did - I was running 'bonus" intervals starting from week 5.
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Thanks, Jenn Wednesday: 3.14 mi run with average speed 5.7 mph and 3.5% incline (it is so helpful when your head is preoccupied with something... Time is flying) Thursday: 1.0 mi run with average speed 5.55 mph, 3.5% incline + other gym stuff * Friday: 3.0 mi run with average speed 5.67 mph and 3.5% incline * - gym stuff is usually 5mi bike, treadmill walk to get to my daily goal of steps + 4-6 strength machines
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I think starting c25k over is stepping back - reducing activity time. 1) add some interval training - for speed. 2) try to increase your running distance - for endurance Since I am running on the treadmill I am slow raising the incline and speed. It is also good from time to time change your routine. Sometimes I drop the incline and increase the speed. And of course there is an option go for 10k program starting from week 9.
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It has been one year and a month when I've started this. Good news - I can run now 5km; - My treadmill is used almost daily. - I am definitely more fit then ever - it looks like I now stick with regular exercise (treadmill and gym) Bad news: - I am one year older (56) - My low back, left hip and ankle still do not like the punishment - I am still overweight and cannot get below 190lb Monday: 3.13 mi run with average speed 5.58 mph and 3.5% incline Tuesday: 1.0 mi run with average speed 5.5 mph, 3.5% incline + other gym stuff
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No. The app is simple schedule... you can use this forum to find accountability buddies: http://forums.zenlabsfitness.com/forum/12-accountability-2017/
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You will need additional app for this. Most recommended (on this forum) are MapMyRun and RunKeeper but there are others you can also use pedometer - 1mi is 2000-2400 steps. I would suggest you use the time as your main measurement at first.
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That what I said: less calories and more exercise ... there is no quick fix Raquel, I am sorry that you feel that way.
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fitness:basic_stretches
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long stride and hard surface are can aggravate your shin. Try to reduce your running stride and use grass surface as much as possible. http://www.webmd.com/fitness-exercise/shin-splints#1
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Welcome back! Take it easy and do not rush.
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Monday 0.6mi, 3.6mph, 4.0%incline 2.5mi, avg. speed 5.61 (5.6-5.8mph), 3.5% 0.6mi, 3.8mph, 4.0% Wednesday 0.5mi, 3.6mph, 4.0%incline 3.0mi, avg. speed 5.5 (5.2-5.9mph), 3.5% 0.3mi, 3.8mph, 4.0% Friday 0.5mi, 3.6mph, 4.0%incline 3.0mi, avg. speed 5.55 (5.4-5.8mph), 3.5% 0.5mi, 3.8mph, 4.0% This is my last post in this thread. First it feels like I hijacked it and nobody else is dare to use it... Second I think I don't need it anymore to keep myself motivated. May be later I will open my own topic: "Torus Accountability", I am still thinking about it...
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Yes, you know the answer.
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I read that most treadmills give 10-20% error. Be sure that you enter your weight (your real weight ) in the treadmill. I would not compare calories from different devices. Stick with one for rough estimates.
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1. To lose weight you have to burn more calories than you get with food. 1. The calories count is never precise, it is always rough estimation. 3. Unfortunately (for me ) exercise alone is not enough. The reasonable diet should be added. I have no idea how the app calculate the calories. 175 is kind of low. With my weight running 30min with 3.5% incline is about 600 calories This is what my treadmill is showing and it is one good cheeseburger .
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Monday 0.5mi, 3.6mph, 3.5%incline 3.1mi, avg. speed 5.68 (5.6-5.8mph), 3.5% 0.5mi, 3.8mph, 4.0% I've found 100+1 reasons not to run on Wednesday.... Thursday (redemption day) 0.5mi, 3.6mph, 3.5% incline 3.2mi, avg. speed 5.75 (5.6-5.8mph), 3.5% 0.5mi, 3.8mph, 4.0% Saturday (broken schedule day) I have to take it easy in the afternoon, since I mast attend the party in the evening 0.3mi, 3.6mph, 3.5% incline 2.5mi, avg. speed 5.6 (5.2-5.8mph), 3.5% 0.3mi, 3.8mph, 4.0%