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Training Archive: ebone

In the 7 days ending 2001-04-01:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  Running - Tempo2 1:28:00 7.34(11:59) 11.81(7:27)
  Running - Pace1 1:14:12 6.15(12:03) 9.9(7:29)
  Running - Barely2 38:00 3.3(11:31) 5.31(7:09)
  Running - Easy2 37:45 5.2(7:15) 8.37(4:30)
  Total7 3:57:57 21.99(10:49) 35.39(6:43)
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Sunday Apr 1

Running - Tempo (trail / forest) 8:00 [3]1.0 mi (7:59 / mi)
Warm up for orienteering. Net uphill.
Running - Pace (orienteering) 1:14:12 [4]9.9 km (7:30 / km)
Ran Chesapeake Challenge, day 2. I did better today, with a couple of legs that weren't so good and a bad route choice that cost me a couple minutes, but I also got into the groove for significant parts of the course, with a few fastest splits. An encouraging run, but I still need hill, terrain, and technique training.

Blue - Splits

Saturday Mar 31

Running - Easy (grass / forest) 8:00 [2]1.0 mi (7:59 / mi)
Warm-up for orienteering.
Running - Tempo (orienteering) 1:20:00 [3]10.2 km (7:51 / km)
Ran Chesapeake Challenge, day 1. Had a not-so-good run, including a three minute mistake, a few little mistakes, and lots of hesitations. I couldn't run full speed; I'm still not warmed up from all my recent time off.
Running - Barely (grass) 8:00 [1]0.8 mi (10:00 / mi)
Warm down after run. No blisters from the new shoes, but I felt really stiff, and my left calf cramped or strained midway through the race, so it hurts.

Friday Mar 30

Running - Easy (dirt road) 29:45 [2]4.2 mi (7:04 / mi)
From my lodge at Camp Rodney, I ran along the entrance road and back. My achilles hurt a little for the first couple minutes, but it felt fine for the rest of the run and didn't hurt afterward or the next morning.

Blue - Splits

Tuesday Mar 27

Running - Barely 30:00 [1]2.5 mi (11:59 / mi)
Ran with Bernie? I'm not sure what I did, but I think I did SOMETHING this week.


 

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