Register | Login
Attackpoint - performance and training tools for orienteering athletes

Training Log Archive: Cakewoman

In the 7 days ending Sep 28, 2013:

activity # timemileskm+m
  kayaking4 3:55:00
  Running2 1:45:00
  cycling1 50:00
  Orienteering1 43:00
  Total6 7:13:00

«»
2:05
0:00
» now
SuMoTuWeThFrSa

Saturday Sep 28, 2013 #

kayaking 55:00 [3]

technique session with chris on browns. really good.

Friday Sep 27, 2013 #

cycling 50:00 [3]

morning commute

Thursday Sep 26, 2013 #

Running 55:00 [3]

waterworks. this time up to huon highway (or whateveritis) junction at top of waterworks reserve. ankle felt ok again.



kayaking 1:10:00 [3]

Thursdy night paddle group. 2k warm up, then about 3k of 30sec on, 30sec off. then one big race back to prossers via blinking billy, then 'warm down' - i.e. fast pace 2k back to DSS.

Tuesday Sep 24, 2013 #

kayaking 55:00 [3]

cruisy paddle to see tall ships. camera wouldn't work though so that was disappointing - although parked at he wharf they weren't amazingly spectacular.
nice morning though.

Monday Sep 23, 2013 #

Running 50:00 [3]

slugglish peter murrell. ankle a bit sore. no more running until thrusday .

Sunday Sep 22, 2013 #

Orienteering 43:00 [3]

pittwater. got around almost cleanly for the first time in my life. Not due to anything but sheer good luck and start time placement. Everytime I was unsure I either caught someone up just before the control, or someone was leaving the control, or I could see people way up ahead looking like they were punching a control. clearly this is the way to do pittwater - stuff the navigation - it just leads to errors. this run of good luck will never be repeated though - it was like getting all the green lights on the way through the city - perhaps I should retire from pittwater now.

kayaking 55:00 [3]

It was a mental effort to drag myself back out to do a technique session on browns river this afternoon - but in the end I found that everyone at home was was annoying me so much that I was better off out in the rain. (and I think everyone was grateful when I left)

had a good session although sometimes I wonder if i'm practising the right technique, or the wrong ones - i don't know what the perfect stroke feels like.

« Earlier | Later »