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Training Log Archive: veinbuster

In the 7 days ending Nov 23, 2014:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Cardio2 2:06:52
  weight training3 2:01:00
  flexibility7 1:35:00
  Mountain bike1 1:19:00 13.67(5:47) 22.0(3:35) 95
  stairs1 29:00
  Total14 7:30:52 13.67 22.0 95

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Sunday Nov 23, 2014 #

6 AM

flexibility 12:00 [1]

7 AM

Mountain bike warm up/down (Big unit) 1:19:00 [2] 22.0 km (3:35 / km) +95m 3:31 / km
ahr:127 max:170

Cold dawn ride. 0C, still air. There was enough cloud cover that the frost wasn't all melted by the time I finished up.

Saturday Nov 22, 2014 #

6 AM

flexibility 13:00 [1]

7 AM

weight training 35:00 [2]

Day 3 resistance bands and pushups

Friday Nov 21, 2014 #

5 AM

flexibility 13:00 [1]

Thursday Nov 20, 2014 #

5 AM

flexibility 15:00 [1]

5 PM

weight training 45:00 [2]

Day 2 free weights and pushups + abs

Wednesday Nov 19, 2014 #

6 AM

flexibility 13:00 [1]

4 PM

Cardio intervals (Trainer -legs) 1:02:00 [4]
ahr:146 max:175 shoes: Gekko

Sufferfest: Downward Spiral
Two 18 minute sets of intervals at effort 8-10/10. Since each burst of power was relatively short I added 10-15% to the target effort. For stretches longer than 2 minutes the formula target is probably good. It appears that recovery time to steady state heart rate from a high level effort is about the time spent at the high effort.

Trainer lesson: it doesn't want to chart if you start pedalling before the timer starts. It just missed a bit of warm up before I noticed.

Power: avg-157, max-482 - the max came at the end of the last interval group so I'm pretty happy with having that much left in the tank.

Tuesday Nov 18, 2014 #

5 AM

flexibility 15:00 [1]

4 PM

Cardio (Trainer - legs) 1:04:52 [4]
ahr:142 max:172 shoes: Gekko

Sufferfest: Rubber Glove

This session was a fitness test to establish markers for training videos. Big long warmup then a 20 minute time trail ramping up the effort every 5 minutes. When I do it again I'll just turn on the power reading during the 20 minutes to make it easier to get the average. As it is I'm just doing a visual average of the graph - far from accurate, but it will do for now. Power in that interval ranged from 180-258 watts, but I stayed at the 180-195 for the first half to be sure I could hold it.

The formula they gave would put my FTP at 190, though I may call it 200 because the math for levels is easier.

Power: avg-139, max-258

Monday Nov 17, 2014 #

6 AM

flexibility 14:00 [1]

11 AM

stairs 29:00 [3]

4 PM

weight training 41:00 [2]

Day 1 free weights

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