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How much effort are you putting in this run?

I do majority of my runs at an easy pace and just treat parkrun as a full-on tempo run. It has shown incredible results compared to 2019/2020 when I also would've considered myself fit but rarely hit under 30mins per 5k.

That was a lot of effort for me, I was very tired after that run.
 
Well, I am a slow paced jogger. You know those sloth paced people you see on the road, I am one of them. :) Using just stationery bike for now but will amble on the roads sometime this week.
Here we call it an old mans shuffle. Register now and start with a PR run/walk this weekend. Lots of positive energy to feed off and you'll get motivated to run more.
I'd recommend the ones that have a good crowd so you're not alone among the last.
 
Here we call it an old mans shuffle. Register now and start with a PR run/walk this weekend. Lots of positive energy to feed off and you'll get motivated to run more.
I'd recommend the ones that have a good crowd so you're not alone among the last.
I am one of those walkers can't run anymore due to arthritis in my one foot. I managed the Atholl parkrun in 41:34
 
I am one of those walkers can't run anymore due to arthritis in my one foot. I managed the Atholl parkrun in 41:34
That is a great time for a walker!!
Was also at Atholl this wknd although not my preferred PR.

Week before at the Delta birthday bash with Fordyce - all runners treated to Choc Cake.
 
That is a great time for a walker!!
Was also at Atholl this wknd although not my preferred PR.

Week before at the Delta birthday bash with Fordyce - all runners treated to Choc Cake.
Thanks, my first time at Atholl will try and go to Victoria Lake on Saturday.
 
Not happy with my HR but in fairness to me, I haven't done enough hill practice. Will be a bit more steady next time on the big inclines instead of pushing too hard.
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