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Training Log Archive: L-Jackson

In the 30 days ending Sep 30, 2008:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering7 6:48:28 27.43(14:53) 44.14(9:15) 27362 /73c84%
  Running3 2:24:32 16.1(8:59) 25.91(5:35)
  Elliptical2 1:00:00
  Cycling - Trainer1 30:00
  Total13 10:43:00 43.53 70.06 27362 /73c84%

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Tuesday Sep 30, 2008 #

Cycling - Trainer 30:00 [3]

Sunday Sep 28, 2008 #

Orienteering race 1:31:30 [4] *** 8.9 km (10:17 / km) +150m 9:29 / km
spiked:15/20c shoes: PI Synchro Seek Trail

NAOC - Long - Klondike S.F. Another day of excellent orienteering - some really fun terrain and another challenging course.

Overall, I think this was the my best run of the weekend. Maybe not navigationally, but physically. After a lot of running, both over the entire weekend and on this course, I am used to dealing with cramps and total exhaustion toward the end. I paid particular attention to what I ate/drank leading up to Sunday and it kept me in the game. I have not seen any types of results yet so I am not quite sure how I placed.

More comments to follow...

Saturday Sep 27, 2008 #

Orienteering race 57:00 [4] *** 5.3 km (10:45 / km) +123m 9:38 / km
spiked:10/16c shoes: PI Synchro Seek Trail

NAOC - Middle - Salmon River Fish Hatchery. As others have noted the maps/terrain were excellent (surprisingly Mendonesque) and the courses did a good job of making you forget the area is really quite small. I ran this course quite conservatively considering the experience I have with this type of terrain. So no big booms, but no truly impressive legs. I overshot/pulled up early on #3, #4, and #13 and drifted way too close to the road from #7 to #8. (I apparently had trouble leaving #8 according to the GPS). Anyway, I think I am least proud of my finish. I totally missed the trail that was about 75m from #15 that would lead everyone in to the finish. Instead I took a direct line through the white then crossed the stream and went to the south side of the pond. Not a lot of time lost - but I was quite embarrassed to have to run against the grain for a short portion of the finish chute.

Great runs were posted by Pavel and Sergei and I think I wound up in 4th place in the M35+ group.

Friday Sep 26, 2008 #

Orienteering race 14:17 [4] 2.1 km (6:48 / km)
shoes: Mudclaw O+340

NAOC - Green Lakes Park - Sprint 1 - Fairly clean run and felt like I had a strong run - but the results show otherwise

Orienteering race 23:49 [4] *** 3.5 km (6:48 / km)
spiked:27/27c shoes: Mudclaw O+340

NAOC - Green Lakes Sprint #2 - I think I did a little better on this run even though I lost 30-45 seconds after rolling my ankle approaching the 2nd control. I actually thought for a minute I was done for the weekend, but things loosned up by control #4. Overall, I was unimpressed with my results from the sprints.

Thursday Sep 25, 2008 #

Orienteering (Course Setting) 15:00 [3] 1.5 mi (10:00 / mi)
shoes: PI Synchro Seek Trail

Some random running around Mendon getting the last few controls hung and setting out signs.

Wednesday Sep 24, 2008 #

Orienteering (Course Setting) 1:20:00 [3] 5.0 mi (16:00 / mi)
shoes: PI Synchro Seek Trail

Course setting for tomorrows Score-O at Mendon. Got most controls out but a few remain to be placed

Monday Sep 22, 2008 #

Running 27:24 [3] 3.22 mi (8:31 / mi)
shoes: PI Synchro Seek Trail

Quick tour around Lake Placid - Mirror Lake loop , up the hill at the arena, and back to the hotel.

Saturday Sep 20, 2008 #

Orienteering (Course Setting) 1:46:00 [2] 6.7 mi (15:49 / mi)
shoes: PI Synchro Seek Trail

Course setting and flagging for the Thursday night Score-O. Temps were a little warm. In fact, I was running one out of the way trail along Deep Pond and came upon a handful of swimmers and sunbathers.

No way anyone gets them all.

Saturday Sep 13, 2008 #

Orienteering race (Sprint) 20:52 [4] *** 3.1 km (6:44 / km)
spiked:10/10c shoes: tevas

ROC - White/Sprint at Highland - Went with the intention of just walking the white course with our kids and a few other kids from the neighborhood. The ages ranged from 5 to 11 in our group and they did fairly well. Although they are not good at taking a hint - "why don't you check your map before you go down that monster hill?" The pack mentality kicked in and when one says I think it is down there, they all want to be there first - even though they have no idea where to find 'there'

Tyler is still a bit off from doing a white course totally unaided - but getting better.

Although I was not really prepared to run the sprint, I could not resist taking a quick spin around on the map.

Tuesday Sep 9, 2008 #

Elliptical 30:00 [3]

Saturday Sep 6, 2008 #

Elliptical 30:00 [3]

Friday Sep 5, 2008 #

Running 24:08 [3] 3.08 mi (7:50 / mi)

After my three day rest period I thought I would get a short run in.

Monday Sep 1, 2008 #

Running 1:33:00 [3] 9.8 mi (9:29 / mi)
shoes: NB N-Fuse

Another long run - this time with Kameron at a slightly slower pace. I am not sure how I managed the pace I had last week since the 9:30 seemed like all I could handle today. Pace was quite steady throughout (except for the first mile at about 9:00)

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