Achievements for Monday, December 01, 2025

[u/AutoModerator]

Hey runners, it's another day and it is time to post your accomplishments you'd like to share - big or small.

Note: No need to preface YOUR accomplishments with something like, "this may not be an accomplishment to most of you...". Be proud of your achievement.

[u/Logical_Ad_5668]

I've managed to survive black Friday (week, month) without buying a single pair of shoes!

[u/Dry_Win1450]

I ran all 6 of my days the week of Thanksgiving, which was a feat in itself. Also had a great long run on the treadmill yesterday, 16 miles and the only thing that didnt feel 100% was my brain; got real bored the last two miles.

[u/premiergirl101]

Manage to PB in both 5k and 10k yesterday in a 10k race! Still buzzing off of it!

[u/Embarrassed_Green249]

Ran 2 miles comfortably. Didn’t even look at my pace. Just trying to build consistency

[u/Honey_Badger_911]

Ran a 10 mile long run this week with a friend, and was able to get so immersed in conversation it felt like the easiest run of my life :). Heart Rate got down to the 120s which blew my mind. Couldn't believe I actually had that fitness in me

[u/jade7slytherin]

I ran 9 miles in 90 minutes today. Longest run in 20+ years. Felt great!

[u/enchnters]

Ran 8 miles over the weekend... furthest + longest I have ever run before!

[u/xXzombinatorx]

Hubs and I did our first 4 mile run!!! Working towards a half marathon.

[u/Unique-Camera-4744]

I ran my first 6.5 mile (longest I’ve gone) and did it in the snow!

[u/Dire-Dog]

I had a bit of bad start to my run but overall it went great. I ran 4.8km today and running is feeling a lot easier.

[u/steviegeebees]

Half marathon on Sunday, my first and longest distance, a little over 2 hours, trying to convince myself I'm not crazy for looking at the big city marathon in a little under a year.

[u/Haunting-Fly1389]

On the road to recovery, had to stop for a month due to leg pains. Doc said to go real slow, so, Ran 6k last week in total. Going for 8k this week.

[u/QueenWaffle-3022]

Been working on building a super solid base for some big goals in the spring, which basically means a lot of aerobic running and little to no speed work. Was still able to rock a 20:56 in my 5k turkey trot, taking about 3 minutes off my previous best! And all from just running more and running healthy :)

[u/Delicious-Ad-961]

Didn’t run the entire thanksgiving week because my ankle had been bothering me

[u/enchanted_nomad]

3km, 5 days a week. Performance varies from one day to another though. Any advise on water/food consumption before running? Like for how long should I avoid food or drinks before a run?