Running/Jogging...YOU!
Thanks! I'll keep you posted! keep up the good work!
Hugs, Melissa
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RNY- 12/04/06 with Dr. Matt Glasock
LBL - 4/28/09 with Dr. Rene Recinos
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RNY- 12/04/06 with Dr. Matt Glasock
LBL - 4/28/09 with Dr. Rene Recinos

I'm on Week 7 of the Couch 2 5K program. My wife asked why I was doing it...I said, because I NEVER ran before in my life.
What I find is that the legs get really tired after about 3 mins. No matter what, I decided I WOULD NOT QUIT unless I fell over. Interestingly, after 5 mins and by 10 mins the feeling has normalized. If you are following an established training regimen (personal trainer, Couch 2 5K, etc) don't let the initial leg heaviness stop you...keep going!
YEAH _ IT IS PRETTY GREAT!! RUN BABY RUN!!! I ran my 2nd 5k May 4. I've really had a great time with them. I'm felling ready to run now but it's toolate tonight. I did go to an hour of kick ass cardio though...
I'm running a 10 k on June 1 and them Race for the CUre in Dc on June 7. I've got a planned 4.5 mile run this weekend to work my way up to that 10k. We are running the path around a local lake. I'ma little nervous about that since it is a trail vs. the street....
Keep it up! I really like these short distance runs. DOn't know how I will likethe 10k. who knows? maybe a half mara in the not so distnat future????Rock n ROll hal marathon - VA BEACH, VA AUg 08...hmmmmm...maybe.
tara

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Tara