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Training Archive: Russell

In the 7 days ending 2006-03-19:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  Running4 3:15:51 24.42(8:01) 39.3(4:59) 635
  Orienteering1 1:16:15 4.85(15:43) 7.8(9:46) 40027c
  Total5 4:32:06 29.27(9:17) 47.1(5:46) 103527c
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Sunday Mar 19

Orienteering race 1:16:15 [3]*** 7.8 km (9:47 / km) +400m 7:47 / km
27c
Blue at Sunol. I had a good race, running well most of the time. I think this was my fastest per minute kms ever in an advanced-O course. The navigation wasn't very difficult, and most of the time I was running near other people so I didn't make many big mistakes. I lost 2-3 min on 2 before I got used to reading the map, and made a slow route choice on the long leg, going down to the trail, costing me 1-2 min. Otherwise it was a pretty clean run, just hesitating a few times close to the control.
Note
After my run on Thursday I noticed some soreness on the outside of my right knee, which I think might be IT band syndrome. It was pretty sore walking around on Friday, but yesterday and today it was fine, and I barely noticed it on the course today. I think I'm going to try running slightly less than planned this week, avoiding uneven surfaces and hills, and see how it feels.

Thursday Mar 16

Running 1:43:23 [3]13.12 mi (7:53 / mi) +310m 4:34 / km
shoes: Asics GEL-1100
Menlo Park/Atherton/Redwood City. Raining hard for the second half. I wanted to simulate the big hill in the Big Sur marathon up to Hurricane Point as well as get in some close-to-marathon-pace running. Jefferson Road from Alameda to Occidental seemss pretty similar to Hurricane Point (170m of climb in 2.11 miles compared to 160m in 2.2 miles) so I ran to Jefferson Road, up, down (with a wrong turn) and back.

There - 35:17 (4.53 miles, 7:47/mile), up - 19:16 (9:07/mile), down - 14:15 (1.95 miles, 7:18/mile), back - 34:35 (7:38/mile). I'm a little surprised I didn't make up more time down the hill, and I was hoping to go faster on the way back, but I think considering the climb and conditions this was a pretty good pace.

Wednesday Mar 15

Running 50:31 [2]5.3 mi (9:31 / mi) +290m 5:04 / km
shoes: new NB
Foothills with Peter. Ran Peter's route with him.

Tuesday Mar 14

Running warm up/down 7:57 [2]1.0 mi (7:56 / mi) +5m 4:52 / km
shoes: Asics GEL-1100
Running tempo 34:00 [4]5.0 mi (6:48 / mi) +30m 4:09 / km
shoes: Asics GEL-1100
Sawyer Camp Trail. Still feeling sore in some unusual places from Sunday. I was able to accelerate throughout, from a 6:56 first mile to a 6:33 last mile.


 

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