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Training Log Archive: veinbuster

In the 7 days ending Jun 2, 2019:

activity # timemileskm+m
  flexibility7 5:10:00
  weight training3 2:00:00
  Mountain bike1 1:46:07 16.38(6:29) 26.36(4:02) 93
  Road cycle2 1:32:03 21.83(4:13) 35.14(2:37) 38
  Walk/hike1 50:00 3.67(13:38) 5.9(8:28)
  Total14 11:18:10 41.88 67.4 131

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Sunday Jun 2, 2019 #

6 AM

flexibility 44:00 [1]

7 AM

weight training 40:00 [2]

Day 3 soloflex
12 PM

Mountain bike (FatBoy) 1:46:07 intensity: (34:13 @1) + (35:20 @2) + (27:36 @3) + (7:57 @4) + (1:01 @5) 26.36 km (4:02 / km) +93m 3:57 / km
ahr:124 max:152

River ride with Mrs. she was happy doing single track first today and tackled a tight little section she hasn’t been to before. She was also happy to charge ahead when she wanted to go a bit faster and set a pace she was comfortable with.

It warmed up nicely and was a good ride, though the urban portion of the trail was quite busy.

Now drain the legs a bit and finish the lawn (it needs at least two battery recharge intervals).

Saturday Jun 1, 2019 #

6 AM

flexibility 42:00 [1]

8 AM

Road cycle (Bacchetta ) 48:39 intensity: (37 @1) + (1:26 @2) + (6:44 @3) + (24:38 @4) + (15:14 @5) 21.3 km (2:17 / km)
ahr:145 max:158 shoes: Specialized Comp mountain

My blood should be working it’s way into the desired therapeutic zone so I went for a short ride at a higher heart rate. I felt pretty good but didn’t want to push it. I tried to stay mostly in the 140s and after 45 minutes took a couple of cool down laps to see how well my heart recovered by dropping onto to middle ring.

Friday May 31, 2019 #

7 AM

flexibility 48:00 [1]

Extra time of the right ankle
5 PM

Note

I finally tried a beyond meat burger. Taste and texture was just like beef. This is a very interesting development.

Thursday May 30, 2019 #

6 AM

flexibility 44:00 [1]

7 AM

weight training 35:00 [2]

Day 2 soloflex and free weights

Speed version before picking the Shelburne mom up for a checkup
5 PM

Note

I’ve been spammed for over a month with the Great Cycling Challenge for Canada. Originally I assumed it was just a Participaction type thing suggesting 200km. I spent a bit of time trying to come up with a challenge for myself in that spirit.

I think I could do 200km in a day just by carrying my annual solstice ride later in the day. While that will be a challenge, I wanted to try more for the month - and get back in the habit of being a bit less lazy.

So...I want to ride 200km on at least 3 different types of bike: say stick bike, mountain bike, trike, fixie, etc. I toyed with riding every day, but that isn’t compatible with Habitat days.

It turns out the official challenge is a cancer fund raiser. I’m ok with that, but I’ll save my fund raising for something else where I have a longer time horizon.

Wednesday May 29, 2019 #

7 AM

flexibility 43:00 [1]

8 AM

weight training 45:00 [2]

Day 1 soloflex and free weights
4 PM

Walk/hike warm up/down 50:00 [2] 5.9 km (8:28 / km)

Blood is still too thick for a meaningful bike ride so I settled for a brisk walk to the bone cracker.

The next time I have to stop my normal blood thinner, I’ll opt for a heparin bridge. If it does change how things feel, it will eliminate the worry about which pain might be a clot.

Tuesday May 28, 2019 #

7 AM

flexibility 44:00 [1]

Monday May 27, 2019 #

6 AM

flexibility 45:00 [1]

7 AM

Road cycle (Greenspeed ) 43:24 intensity: (21:59 @1) + (13:28 @2) + (7:52 @3) + (5 @4) 13.84 km (3:08 / km) +38m 3:06 / km
ahr:119 max:140 shoes: Specialized SWorks road

Ride to work day.

I just did a quick ride up to support the idea. The city has a nice east west trail planned, but it might not be ready for 10 years.

There were more cyclists than I expected - about 10 for every bike parking spot.

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