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I do what I call Long run Sunday funday.
During the week I do short runs, 2.4 to 3k each day or so, but then on Sunday I push put to 5k
I've done this for years on and off due to an injury.
At one point long run Sunday funday was a 10k run while regular runs were 5k.
I found that just doing one longer session a week allowed me to stretch it all out over time.
I'm currently walking in order to build up to light jogging. I began a few weeks ago so it might be a few more before I transition to jogging and then to running.
A few years ago I did a Zero to 10k and got to 4.5 miles in 13 weeks before I stopped. I'm hoping this time I won't stop.
Yeah best advice I have is take it slow and if you're hurting have a break.
A break today is better then a breakdown tomorrow
That's true, I can be a little stubborn with exercise induced pain. I’ll go back down to 1.5 hours for a few more weeks. Thanks!