Couch to 5k Running program

I started this program a while back and found some podcasts, but I didn't really find one that was just my style. So here is my version. It's a bit of an ecletic mix, hope you enjoy. Just right click on the link and choose save target as.

Here's the disclaimer - these tracks are for your enjoyment - if you like the songs & artisits - go buy their music!

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week 7

Week 8

Week 9

Couch to 5k Links:

Cool Running
These are the guys who started all this. The first place to visit to give you all the background, plus a copy of the program. WARNING! RECENTLY A LINK HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE COOL RUNNING PAGE THAT WHEN CLICKED ASKS YOU TO PAY $19.95 FOR THE PROGRAM. THIS IS NOT NECESSARY, THE PROGRAM IS PRINTED ON THE ORIGINAL PAGE RIGHT BELOW THE LINK. THIS IS ALL YOU NEED.

Other Couch to 5k podcasts:

Robert Ullrey's C25K Podcasts
Tells you when to walk and run. Mostly Techno. Note both Podcast and MP3 versions are available by clicking the top menu on his site. MP3 Versions. M4A Versions.

How to add mp3 files to your iPod: First save the mp3 files to your hard disk. Then open iTunes and under “File”, go to “Add File to Library”. Browse for the file and add it. Then in iTunes add the file to your iPod.

Podrunner Intervals: First Day to 5K
Mixed by DJ BeatSmith, this first 27-minute set is said to be a great introduction to the world of interval training to start you on your path to a nonstop 5K run! Graham Cairns (who's into the DJ Steveboy stuff) says there are no VERBAL cues to change from walking to running - but a very noticeable musical cue ... and the bpm changing from an obvious jogging speed to an obvious walking one.

Lestyn's C25K Podcasts: No Music
The difference between this and Robert Ullrey's is that there is no music track, only audio cues of when to run and when to walk. This means you can run without music or add your own playlist in Garageband or any other audio recording software so you can run with your favourite songs or podcasts. This is what I used to create my podcast.

Go Nicole Yourself
A good mix, but a little heavy on the hip-hop/90's tunes. Also, it takes several clicks to actually get to the downloads and even though you're not, it seems like you're downloading some bad virus or something.

Suz's Podcast
Mostly hip-hop, but some pop and 80's.

Cubby Jones Podcast
Mostly music you've never heard of, but it's pretty good, just not those songs you can sing along to.