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Training Archive: brenda

In the 7 days ending 2007-08-04:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  Cycling2 9:53:00 156.0(3:48) 251.06(2:21) 1276
  Rock Scrambling1 5:21:00 567
  Hiking2 1:38:00 6.0(16:20) 9.66(10:08) 227
  Running1 46:00 4.6(9:59) 7.4(6:12) 67
  Swimming3 34:00
  Gym - Weights1 26:00
  Yoga1 24:00
  Total11 19:02:00 166.6 268.12 2137
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Saturday Aug 4

Yoga 24:00 [2]
shoes: Bare Feet
Folding sequence focusing on Pashchimottanasana.
Hiking 1:03:00 [2]3.7 mi (17:01 / mi) +139m 9:28 / km
shoes: Dunham Cloud
Hiking up the canyon with Rosalie. Wildflowers still blooming profusely, especially deep purple Lupinus parviflorus, bright fuschia Hedysarum occidentale, and deep orange Aquilegia formosa with bright yellow anthers.

Friday Aug 3

Cycling 5:39:00 [4]88.0 mi (3:51 / mi) +879m 2:19 / km
shoes: Shimano RT
Climb up to the pass with Rosalie, then around the lake.
Swimming 11:00 [3]
shoes: Bare Feet
Brisk swim in the lake.

Thursday Aug 2

Rock Scrambling hills 5:21:00 [3]** +567m
shoes: Timberland Vapor Trail
Climb cross country up the East Face of Ruby Ridge with David, through very steep pine forest, then scree, then up beautiful granite slabs to the top of the ridge. Lunch on the ridge at 8400' in the warm sun.

Then scramble down the West Face down huge stacks of granite boulders, then fun glissades down sandy sections.

Then we came to a very steep descending section that would be charted as "vegetation fight" on an orienteering map, and any sensible orienteer would avoid it, but there was no other way down. The extrememly dense shrubs varied from 2 to 5 feet tall. We discovered the best way to travel down it was to grab onto shrub tops with your hands for balance, then walk on top of the bending branches from one shrub to another. The manzanita had thick red branches that bent easily and provided enough support to walk on top of them. But some of the other shrubs were quite slippery.

Finally the shrubs gave way to pine forest and thorn bushes. We found plenty of large diameter downed trees to walk across and stay above the thorn bushes. Then we came to the stream and walked along the banks to Cliff Lake, where we jumped in for a refrehsing swim.

Then, back up a beautiful granite slope, and fun rock hopping to finish the trip.

Swimming 10:00 [3]
shoes: Teva Hurricane
Refreshing swim in Cliff Lake.

Tuesday Jul 31

Running 46:00 [3]4.6 mi (10:00 / mi) +67m 5:57 / km
shoes: Saucony Grid
Nice little run on my "coffee break".
Gym - Weights 26:00 [3]
shoes: Saucony Grid

Monday Jul 30

Hiking hills 35:00 [2]2.3 mi (15:12 / mi) +88m 8:27 / km
shoes: Teva Hurricane
Evening hike.

Sunday Jul 29

Cycling 4:14:00 [4]68.0 mi (3:43 / mi) +397m 2:17 / km
shoes: Shimano RT
Ride along the lake with Estella, Joe, and Kristi.
Swimming 13:00 [3]
shoes: Bare Feet
Swim in the lake.


 

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