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Training Archive: brenda

In the 7 days ending 2007-08-25:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  Cycling2 4:39:00 53.0(5:15) 85.3(3:16) 1467
  Mountain Biking1 1:49:00 145
  Hiking3 1:33:00 6.3(14:45) 10.14(9:10) 194
  Running1 1:25:00 8.5(10:00) 13.68(6:12) 294
  Tennis1 53:00
  Yoga1 31:00
  Gym - Weights1 22:00
  Total10 11:12:00 67.8 109.11 2100
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Friday Aug 24

Hiking 18:00 [2]1.2 mi (14:59 / mi) +0m 9:19 / km
shoes: Saucony Grid

Thursday Aug 23

Mountain Biking 1:49:00 [3]+145m
shoes: Shimano RT
Last night I installed a new type of clip-in pedals on my mountain bike, and today took them for a maiden voyage. My Shimano She-Mojo mountain bike shoes are not compatible with the new pedal/cleat system, so had to use a different pair of shoes. How will my ride go without my favorite Mojo shoes?

On one of the rocky sections, my front wheel spun out about 60 degrees, but I lucked out and instinctively counter-steered quickly enough to avoid falling. So far so good! Had a good run up the meadow and stream section, easily maneuvering through the rocks.

Then I headed up a very narrow, rocky section, got steered off the trail by a large rock and into some slippery talus, my front wheel skidded sideways, and down I went into the dirt.

Looking like a real mountain biker now (arms and legs covered with dark dirt), I continued up the narrow trail section.

After a while, I noticed a rubbing sound from my back wheel, got off, and found the rear brake bolt missing - it could have dislodged anywhere along the trail, and I would rather continue riding than go searching for it. So I removed the rear brake and continued on, using just the front brake.

Then the trail widened, with plenty of rocks but nice narrow openings between them - totally fun. Then I got a flat (rear tire of course).

Well, I hardly ever get flat tires, so I am about due, and it's a nice day to practice changing a flat. Found a big boulder to sit on and repaired the tire.

What else could happen? Continuing on, took a fun descent, then heard another rubbing sound from the back wheel. What? Just a small tree branch got caught up in there. Tossed the branch out, and finished up with no more distractions.

Miss the Mojo, but really like the new pedals!

Wednesday Aug 22

Hiking hills 33:00 [2]2.2 mi (14:59 / mi) +94m 8:14 / km
shoes: Merrell EcoStep
Evening hike.

Tuesday Aug 21

Cycling hills 3:22:00 [3]33.0 mi (6:06 / mi) +1100m 3:27 / km
shoes: Shimano RT
Climbed up to the pass, then climbed it again. Overall climbing rate = 110 feet/mile.
Tennis 53:00 [3]
shoes: K-Swiss K26
Total fun!

Monday Aug 20

Cycling 1:17:00 [3]20.0 mi (3:51 / mi) +367m 2:16 / km
shoes: Shimano RT
Bike commute.
Running 1:25:00 [3]8.5 mi (10:00 / mi) +294m 5:37 / km
shoes: Timberland Vapor XCR
Long run up the lower canyon. Lavender Aster alpigenus in full bloom all along the trailside.
Yoga 31:00 [2]
shoes: Bare Feet
Garudasana sequence (twisted Eagle).

Sunday Aug 19

Hiking 42:00 [2]2.9 mi (14:29 / mi) +100m 8:08 / km
shoes: Timberland Vapor XCR
Gym - Weights 22:00 [3]
shoes: Timberland Vapor XCR
Upper body strength conditioning.


 

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