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What is the minimum distance you could get too and be ready for the challenge? This is my first challenge and stressing out over being ready for it. I had a training plan all set out and started when I rolled my ankle really bad three weeks ago. I haven’t been able to run since but started to walk again this week slowly. Trying to figure out how to re arrange my training plan now that I had to take time off. Hopefully to start doing some running in another week or so. I haven’t only been back to running for a year and was up to doing 10k distance. Trying not to over think it but want to complete my first challenge. Thanks for any advice.
 
What is the minimum distance you could get too and be ready for the challenge? This is my first challenge and stressing out over being ready for it. I had a training plan all set out and started when I rolled my ankle really bad three weeks ago. I haven’t been able to run since but started to walk again this week slowly. Trying to figure out how to re arrange my training plan now that I had to take time off. Hopefully to start doing some running in another week or so. I haven’t only been back to running for a year and was up to doing 10k distance. Trying not to over think it but want to complete my first challenge. Thanks for any advice.
I think if you can get back up to a 10K distance, you'll be ready for sure.

My Princess training was pretty bad--I hadn't run further than 5K since the beginning of November, and I just got through the 5K and the 10K with no problems, and I expect to survive the half marathon tomorrow morning with nothing worse than sore feet.

I would suggest you walk the 5K in April, and take it easy in the 10K, and save your energy for the 10 Miler. If you're not already using run/walk in your training, I highly recommend it.

I hope your ankle continues to improve and you have lots of fun with your first runDisney challenge.
 
I think if you can get back up to a 10K distance, you'll be ready for sure.

My Princess training was pretty bad--I hadn't run further than 5K since the beginning of November, and I just got through the 5K and the 10K with no problems, and I expect to survive the half marathon tomorrow morning with nothing worse than sore feet.

I would suggest you walk the 5K in April, and take it easy in the 10K, and save your energy for the 10 Miler. If you're not already using run/walk in your training, I highly recommend it.

I hope your ankle continues to improve and you have lots of fun with your first runDisney challenge.
Thank you! Have fun tomorrow!
 

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