I know how workout regiments go: super-motivated at first, followed by a quick decline back to couch potato status. I'm hoping the slow progression, short 9-week program, and blast on my blog will make me stick with it. I also downloaded the RunKeeper app for my iPhone and created coaching intervals for each week of the C25K. Spending $10 on an iPhone app makes me wanna throw something, but I'm using it as additional motivation. So far I really like RunKeeper. It tracks my time, distance, pace, speed, calories, and elevation with GPS and, most importantly, gives audible cues for changing pace. RunKeeper also syncs automatically with RunKeeper.com. I know there are other programs out there to track running progress (Nike+ anyone?), but at least this is a start!
Click here to follow my progress.

P.S. Thanks, Kristen, for constantly posting running updates to your blog, which motivated me to get back out there to chase that running high. I've finally stopped making excuses and hope to accomplish this goal both pre and post-baby.
Yay! I'm so excited for you! Do what you can while your preggo! My dr says " you'll know!" when to stop.
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Good luck and do keep a weekly update! I can't wait to follow your training.
We used to run 5ks almost every day in college; you'll do well; I have no doubt! I use mapmyrun.com and their app. That way I can change up my run and it just follows where I go. When I have a bad signal, I just enter it manually when I get home.. Not that I've been running lately....
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