THECANADIAN213
Thank you for the welcome comment! A few years ago, when I was in full swing of my previous weight-loss adventure, I did exactly what you're talking about. Eventhough I was no where near being ready, I signed up for a race and started training. The date of the race coming up on me made me work harder. Do you have someone you can train with? Does your boyfriend run? I found running with someone who was also training helped a TON! I did a 10K and finished in a little over an hour! It was so much fun and I did way better than I thought I was going to.
Keep up the good work! And where in Canada are you from? I grew up in London, ON but I moved to Connecticut when I was in 6th grade. Still Canadian at heart though 3339 days ago
HEALTHYBYTHIRTY
Saw your comment on the EE Huddle. You should definitely sign up for a 5K. I am working towards doing that too and I think it would be fun! So go for it! 3343 days ago
HARRINGTON5
I'm not a doctor, so I can only tell you to listen to your body. 15 minutes is really good. When I entered my first race, I couldn't even jog that long. The advice I was given was to take it slow and just move at your own pace. I was gasping for breath at the end of my run, but each time I got better. I also spend a lot of time just walking. I try to go for longer distances just to build up my endurance. Then, when I am ready to run, I feel stronger. I am very inexperienced myself and I just try to do a little better each time. Some days, I start out at a jog and just can't seem to get up the steam, so I just walk. I'm proud to say I am getting stronger and can run a lot longer without killing myself. I hope some of this is helpful! 3343 days ago
ASHLEY_BELLE
Thank you for the get well wishes! I'm happy to report I'm feeling much better today, though I'll still be taking it easy for the next day or two. 3354 days ago