

Thank you NRC , 10K PB baby !!!
NRC helped me a lot….. 2 month ago ran first 10k just over 1h, 2 month later shaved 4-5 minutes!!!!!!


NRC helped me a lot….. 2 month ago ran first 10k just over 1h, 2 month later shaved 4-5 minutes!!!!!!
I am ready for downvote for even trying to get more info, all good. Ready
I am just wondering if anyone used their pen after expire date on the pen. Have few left and all of them are in the fridge.
I calculated to used them on time when my dose was going up but only went to 12.5mg for a month , and now back to 5mg and next week will start 2.5mg as passed my first goal and less than a stone to go….. but because my doses went down faster than i thought, i might have a pen or so unused when it will reach expire date.
Not asking for medical advice, but just want to see if someone used it. I know i know it might be not safe, like i said trying to see others experiences.
Thanks
Done my first 10k race. Chuffed with time, just shy of 1h. I am pretty happy with that, for the obese guy who started only to run in the end of feb 26, so pleased.
Thanks to coach Bennett and NRC!!!!! What a brilliant plan it was, what a brilliant coached runs ( some funny ones ) , loved fartlek runs a lot….. without you i couldn’t done it.
Thanks again and promise my last post about this my 10k run 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I think i am ready for my race. Thanks Coach Bennett and thanks NRC !!!!! Loved every minute of coached training!!!! Will see how will do tomorrow
Newbie runner here. Doing my first charity run race this sunday and stupidly i thought when we are getting running tops they will come with numbers in it. How do you attach numbers to your bib or even jackets ( looks like we might have thundery rain on that day ) . I read race dots are one of the best things, but dont you feel those 4 magnets while running? Thanks
A bit of background: I’ve been running for about 4 months now. Most of my training has been on a treadmill at the gym (late evenings after work), using the Nike Run Club app, training towards a 10K charity run. Recently I’ve started doing Parkruns and a few outdoor runs, which I’m really enjoying. The challenge is that I travel a lot with work, so I’d love an app that lets me find running routes close to my hotel or around the city I’m staying in — routes that other runners have already done, ideall
A bit of background: I’ve been running for about 4 months now. Most of my training has been on a treadmill at the gym (late evenings after work), using the Nike Run Club app, training towards a 10K charity run. Recently I’ve started doing Parkruns and a few outdoor runs, which I’m really enjoying.
The challenge is that I travel a lot with work, so I’d love an app that lets me find running routes close to my hotel or around the city I’m staying in — routes that other runners have already done, ideally with some sense of safety and distance so I can match them to whatever mileage I need that day.
So far I’ve looked at:
• Strava — has route features but the good stuff is behind premium
• Komoot — also premium for full access
• AllTrails — same story, premium
Are there any free alternatives worth trying? And if not, which premium option would you actually recommend for this use case?
I know some people will say “just run” — and I get it! But as a still fairly new runner, I feel more confident picking a pre-planned route of the right length rather than winging it in an unfamiliar city at night.
Thanks in advance
A bit of background: I’ve been running for about 4 months now. Most of my training has been on a treadmill at the gym (late evenings after work), using the Nike Run Club app, training towards a 10K charity run. Recently I’ve started doing Parkruns and a few outdoor runs, which I’m really enjoying.
The challenge is that I travel a lot with work, so I’d love an app that lets me find running routes close to my hotel or around the city I’m staying in — routes that other runners have already done, ideally with some sense of safety and distance so I can match them to whatever mileage I need that day.
So far I’ve looked at:
• Strava — has route features but the good stuff is behind premium
• Komoot — also premium for full access
• AllTrails — same story, premium
Are there any free alternatives worth trying? And if not, which premium option would you actually recommend for this use case?
I know some people will say “just run” — and I get it! But as a still fairly new runner, I feel more confident picking a pre-planned route of the right length rather than winging it in an unfamiliar city at night.
Thanks in advance