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Training Log Archive: hamlet

In the 7 days ending Jun 8, 2019:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Commute Biking 6 3:32:40 37.72(5:38) 60.71(3:30) 368
  Hiking1 2:00:00 8.45(14:12) 13.6(8:49) 432
  Orienteering1 1:56:44 5.72(20:25) 9.2(12:41) 100
  Running2 1:04:46 6.09(10:38) 9.8(6:37) 78
  Rock climbing2 1:00:00
  Total12 9:34:10 57.98 93.31 978

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Saturday Jun 8, 2019 #

Hiking (Thompson Hollow) 2:00:00 [3] 13.6 km (8:49 / km) +432m 7:37 / km

Thursday Jun 6, 2019 #

7 AM

Commute Biking (to school) 25:20 [2] 6.2 km (4:05 / km) +71m 3:52 / km
ahr:118 max:143

2 PM

Commute Biking warm up/down (from school) 20:34 [2] 6.2 km (3:19 / km) +50m 3:11 / km

7 PM

Rock climbing (Earth Treks Rockville) 30:00 [3]

Mock Lead:
5.10c (onsite, a technical and short climb)
5.10d/11a/11b (new climb, rested once, completed)
5.11a (3rd time, completed, fell once at first clip so I got lowered and started again and then fell once in the middle, so I guess two falls?)
5.11a (completed w/ one fall, the short and technical wall)

Wednesday Jun 5, 2019 #

3 PM

Running intervals (Capital Crescent Trail) 31:47 [4] 4.95 km (6:25 / km) +29m 6:14 / km
ahr:158 max:183

Okay so after resting all day yesterday and suffering through a ton of cramps throughout the school day, I did not expect to do so well nor have so much fun doing these intervals, especially not after Monday. The intervals were 10x 45 seconds on and 15secs off.
Warmup: 1.48km, 9:16 (avg. pace 7:01)
Int. 1: 160m at 4:43/km
Int. 2: 170m at 4:34/km
Int. 3: 180m at 4:23/km
Int. 4: 160m at 4:46/km
Int. 5: 160m at 4:27/km
Int. 6: 150m at 5:01/km
Int. 7: 170m at 4:47/km
Int. 8: 130m at 5:57/km (entirely uphill)
Int. 9: 140m at 5:22/km
Int.10: 140m at 5:39/km
Cooldown: 1.59km, 11:14 (avg. pace 7:02)
4 PM

Commute Biking (from Bethesda to home) 25:58 [2] 6.95 km (3:44 / km) +56m 3:35 / km
ahr:125 max:165

Monday Jun 3, 2019 #

7 AM

Commute Biking (to school) 20:42 [2] 6.2 km (3:20 / km) +71m 3:09 / km
ahr:112 max:132

3 PM

Commute Biking (from school to ET) 58:15 [2] 15.8 km (3:41 / km) +82m 3:36 / km
ahr:127 max:163

4 PM

Rock climbing (Earth Treks Rockville) 30:00 [3]

Top Rope:
5.10a (onsite)
Mock lead:
5.10d (new climb, completed w/ one rest in the overhang)
5.11a (second try after about two+ months, rest like 4 times but completed)
5 PM

Commute Biking (from EarthTreks Rockville) 1:01:51 [2] 19.36 km (3:12 / km) +38m 3:10 / km
ahr:131 max:162

7 PM

Running tempo (Rock Creek Trail) 32:59 [5] 4.85 km (6:48 / km) +49m 6:28 / km
ahr:148 max:172

This was a horrible run. And quite possibly the reason I didn't join the team call nor go to school the next day.
So I've already been feeling crappy about my running and lack of any results. My dad suggested I try a tempo run, and he told me to do it for 3km.
So here's the numbers:
Warmup: 1.01km, 6:59 mins (I know it is fast for a warmup, but it was mostly downhill)
Tempo: 2.62*km, 14:58 mins (avg pace 5:42)
Cooldown: 1.22km, 11:02 mins (walking for first half that was uphill)
The tempo distance is starred because I didn't really do the tempo for 2.62 km, that's just when I stopped my watch. I only lasted for 2.36 km, and then I walked the next 50 meters, and then I tempo ran another 100 meters and then stopped, and it took me a bit to realize that I should stop my watch and start it for the cool down.
So I was trying to keep the tempo at around 5:30/5:45 min/km. My dad suggested 6:00 or 6:30, depending on how I felt. But me, being too ambitious as usual, felt great running on the warm up and started the tempo very fast, so for some reason I though I could last a whole 3km like that. No, of course I couldn't. I was burning out fast, and at the 2.36km mark I burnt out completely. Now I soon as I stopped I regretted it, and that's why I still ran another 100 meters before fully stopping the tempo. Then the last 750meters I jogged. But I was so angry at myself and ashamed that I was not able to finish the run, and that I was just getting worse and lazier, and I wasn't able to push myself. That really demotivated me a lot, and I felt too ashamed and frustrated to join the call and even show up at school the next day. I know it sounds trivial, but I guess I'm too good at pushing myself down and not as good at getting myself back up. I guess that's something to work on.

Sunday Jun 2, 2019 #

Note

I know that I've been really slacking on running lately. This week I will try to do better, but I just needed to get a mental break from running because of the frustration and stuff, but now I'm ready to get back at it.
12 PM

Orienteering race (Jug Bay) 1:56:44 [3] 9.2 km (12:41 / km) +100m 12:02 / km
ahr:148 max:188

I tried to keep up with Diana. I kept with her for the first 4 controls of the first loop, and then I had to drop back because I couldn't run that much. The heat was killing me, and honestly my recent lack of running probably didn't help too much either. For some reason I didn't even enjoy this course. It was a good course, but I think I was taking too much time beating myself up for not being able to stick with Diana and also just giving in to the heat. I didn't make any mistakes (my navigation was surprisingly good for how careless I was getting by the end, I was just lucky I guess), but my running was sort of nonexistent.

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