Over 60's training

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NZD 26 Sep 7:15pm, 26 Sep 2024 139 posts	0 NZD @Rosehip: Well done, 30-3-30 is solid improvement. Very close to a full hour running - effectively there now. Aim for that next run. Perhaps cut the pace a fraction in the middle if it gets tough but you can clearly make it now.
Rosehip 26 Sep 7:17pm, 26 Sep 2024 33,278 posts	0 Rosehip thanks @NZD
NZD 26 Sep 7:19pm, 26 Sep 2024 140 posts	0 NZD Ah, cross posted @alehouse. Sounds positive. Now just need to avoid anything that might aggravate the injury.
alehouse 26 Sep 8:23pm, 26 Sep 2024 348 posts	0 alehouse Thanks, @NZD ! Very conscious of that! @Rosehip , do you always run alone; so much easier with others, although these days it is nearly always solo.
Rosehip 26 Sep 8:58pm, 26 Sep 2024 33,279 posts	0 Rosehip @alehouse pretty much always on my own - during the day when everyone else is at work and also I'm too slow for company
OO61 26 Sep 10:59pm, 26 Sep 2024 326 posts	0 OO61 @Rosehip I walked the steepest buts too 🤭
Rosehip 26 Sep 11:01pm, 26 Sep 2024 33,281 posts	0 Rosehip
alehouse 27 Sep 5:36pm, 27 Sep 2024 351 posts	0 alehouse Longest run since February...1k run, walk, 0.5k run, walk, 0.5k. Then collapsed in a heap...almost!
PeterFay 27 Sep 5:41pm, 27 Sep 2024 10,773 posts	0 PeterFay Rosehip wrote: Rosehip 8:58pm, 26 Sep 2024 33,279 posts 0 @alehouse pretty much always on my own - during the day when everyone else is at work and also I'm too slow for company Likewise, I'm currently too slow for company when training although I always run faster in company.
NZD 27 Sep 7:38pm, 27 Sep 2024 141 posts	0 NZD @Rosehip plenty of runners at parkrun finishing in 40 minutes plus (8 min/km). Do you have a local parkrun close by. Worth a try?