eep - its not an actual 100 mile run - just tracking all the distances run so far until it adds up to 100 miles - you'll have covered a good deal of that by the time you've finished C25K - its just finding out how far you've run thats the tricky bit (but you can use running websites and track your route to do that - or if you use a treadmill, that will tell you what distance you've run)
It might take me weeks/months/years to clock up 100 miles, but theres no target when - its just something to aim for. (Although a little healthy competition might spur me on to do it a little quicker)
