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Training Log Archive: veinbuster

In the 7 days ending May 8, 2016:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Mountain bike2 2:55:00 37.16(4:43) 59.8(2:56) 269
  weight training3 2:11:00
  flexibility6 1:41:00
  Cardio1 1:00:10
  Total12 7:47:10 37.16 59.8 269

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Sunday May 8, 2016 #

6 AM

Mountain bike tempo (Vinnie) 1:33:00 [3] 32.3 km (2:53 / km) +137m 2:49 / km
ahr:134 max:156

Radar showed the rain having moved out at 5:30 so at 6:15 I headed out in the 12C wet, but not raining morning. I opted for the country loop and it was very quiet. The edges of the clouds broke up at 10km and when I made the turn back east the sun was coming out from behind the last cloud. The road didn't have time to start drying before I finished, but you couldn't ask for a nicer morning.

Saturday May 7, 2016 #

6 AM

flexibility 18:00 [1]

9 AM

weight training 31:00 [2]

Day 3 resistance bands and push ups, after I got all the art on the walls ready to go home and it still wasn't drying up for a bike ride.

Friday May 6, 2016 #

5 AM

flexibility 15:00 [1]

12 PM

Note
(rest day)

Pouring rain and not feeling the trainer, so might be a rest day.

Thursday May 5, 2016 #

5 AM

flexibility 19:00 [1]

4 PM

weight training 49:00 [2]

Day 2 free weights and push ups
Nice enough for a ride outside but my right knee got twisted a bit too much yesterday between finishing the trainer intervals and getting the cycle grade compression off. I suspect I started getting off the Bacchetta before completely unclip ping.

Wednesday May 4, 2016 #

5 AM

flexibility 18:00 [1]

4 PM

Cardio intervals (Trainer - legs) 1:00:10 [4]
ahr:145 max:169 shoes: Gekko

Sufferfest: 9 hammers

3 threshold. 6 VO2max. A demanding session. Average heart rate in clusters of 3 intervals ran 146, 152, 153. Recovery heart rate dropped to about 130 after each hard interval. In the later intervals it was harder to bring the power up with cadence so I grabbed a gear.

I'll have to check to see how that compares to the last time I did this video, but I believe the recovery heart rate is 10-15 bpm lower resulting in a lower overall average.

Power: avg-195, max-362

Comparison to Feb 18, 2016: power numbers exactly the same. Heart average 151, max 174

Tuesday May 3, 2016 #

5 AM

flexibility 15:00 [1]

2 PM

weight training 51:00 [2]

Day 1 free weights

Monday May 2, 2016 #

5 AM

flexibility 16:00 [1]

4 PM

Mountain bike tempo (Vinnie) 1:22:00 [2] 27.5 km (2:59 / km) +132m 2:55 / km
ahr:126 max:147

As I left work there was a pause between the Sunday-Monday rain and the Monday-Tuesday rain so I took my chances with the commuters. I needed to get Vinnie out of the car to make room for Flight's secret weapon for nationals so it made sense to just jump on it.

Traffic was pretty good. A few stop lights may have contributed to the low heart rate, but I've noticed a pattern since getting back from the beach. Average rates are a bit lower, but the most noticeable thing is how quickly the rate settles when backing off the effort.

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