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Training Archive: boyle

In the 7 days ending 2007-11-11:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  orienteering2 3:28:35 5.5(37:55) 8.85(23:34) 6017c
  walking3 1:38:40 5.87(16:49) 9.44(10:27) 909
  basic training6 1:08:00
  Total11 6:15:15 11.36 18.29 96917c
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Sunday Nov 11

Event: OOC Kingsmere
 
orienteering race 2:43:09 [3]*** 5.37 km (30:23 / km) +60m 28:46 / km
9c slept:8.2 shoes: adidas Response Trail XII 0040
National Capital Championships
Kingsmere QC

I was wrong. This outing was not a personal worst for slowest speed ever on a course w/o mispunch. My record remains 33:04/km.

Today, leg #7 was far longer than other nine legs combined. Hey, I didn't give up. There was plenty of time available. It was a beautiful sunny day and nobody was waiting on me. Needless to say, I wasn't in the mood to hang around at the finish discussing my performance. I enjoyed the social encounters in the woods though.

I'll be shocked if I wasn't the slowest of all who completed this course.

I suck. Most runners had no issue with control #7.
21/21 + 4 mp
36.9%

Short advanced - Splits

Saturday Nov 10

basic training 12:00 [1]
(rest day)
>naproxen

Friday Nov 9

walking 32:12 [3]3.15 km (10:13 / km) +258m 7:15 / km
ahr:119 max:136 shoes: adidas Response TR 14
NT
basic training 11:00 [1]

Thursday Nov 8

walking 32:28 [3]3.07 km (10:35 / km) +295m 7:09 / km
ahr:116 slept:9.0 shoes: adidas Response TR 14
NT
basic training 12:00 [1]

Wednesday Nov 7

walking 34:00 [3]3.22 km (10:34 / km) +356m 6:48 / km
ahr:116 slept:7.7 shoes: adidas Response TR 14
NT

Since Monday when I started a turn on aspirin, muscles in both legs have been stiff. Could be dehydrated. Could be running too hard, despite what the clock says. But I suspect that I'm still fighting the common cold.
basic training 11:00 [1]
The knee didn't like the squats.

Tuesday Nov 6

orienteering (Greens Creek Jun 2006) 45:26 [3]*** 3.48 km (13:03 / km)
8c slept:8.0 shoes: adidas Response Trail XII 0040
5°, muddy, sunset
controls 1-8

Except for #6 (which I can never find), I appreciated the new tape at all the controls. Colin must have prepared last weekend's meet before getting sick and cancelling the event.

I limped through all of the orienteering portion. In the 15 minute run to the finish, I was unable to bring left foot forward enough, impacting forefoot with the forward motion of each stride.
basic training 11:00 [1]

Monday Nov 5

basic training 11:00 [1]
(rest day)
>ASA


 

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