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Training Log Archive: nwhitty

In the 7 days ending Oct 29, 2016:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering 1 3:00:45
  Cycling 2 1:16:00
  Ultimate 1 40:00
  Yoga/Stretching2 25:00
  Core2 25:00
  Total5 5:46:45
  [1-5]5 5:21:45

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Saturday Oct 29, 2016 #

Ultimate 40:00 [2]

KUs first loss :/ On the whole time again and it was super competitive so lots of running!

Friday Oct 28, 2016 #

Cycling (Cross) 46:00 [2]

Trails in pacific spirit - gorgeous!

Thursday Oct 27, 2016 #

Yoga/Stretching 15:00 [0]

Cycling 30:00 [2]

In the gym at a higher resistance... lots of rain out here!

Core 10:00 [1]

Some gym equipment and some planks plus sit ups on the mats.

Wednesday Oct 26, 2016 #

Core 15:00 [1]

Came down with a cold... sore throat and a bit foggy in the head so trying to drink lots of fluids and rest!

1 min each of:
Planks
Side planks
Twists
Sit-ups
Tricep-dips
x2

and then five more minutes of other 1 min exercises...
Glute bridge thing
V-sit
Leg raises
Rower curls
crunches

Yoga/Stretching 10:00 [0]

Youtube yoga!
I actually really like doing this until I realize how un flexible I am and that my balance really needs to improve...
Did some other static stretches after for my groin

Sunday Oct 23, 2016 #

Orienteering race 3:00:45 [3]

Lynn Valley Adventure Race! A different peak to peak then the Hamilton race... a bit more literal out here!
This wasn't exactly a great race for me as I went out with next to nothing for a plan besides the side of the map I wanted to be on. There were lots of controls out there! I also wore my o-shoes with studs which was good in the forest... not ideal for the amount of road running at the beginning and end though.The forest was super fun and I really enjoyed the new terrain, nav wise I got confused by the number of trails that weren't all on the map and some that were were very difficult to find on course. This threw me off for a few controls.. also wasn't super focused going into the control circles/ not reading descriptions. But besides that it was a lot of fun, the strategy in Rogaines is always a challenge and I realized with about 45 mins left that I really needed to book it to get back on time... if my Garmin connected I'm guessing that the pace would have increased dramatically!
Looking forward to next year :)

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