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Training Archive: greg

In the 7 days ending 2007-03-02:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  Orienteering5 2:32:36 13.18(11:34) 21.21(7:11) 41520 /49c41%
  Road/Track Running7 1:46:16 10.69(9:56) 17.2(6:10) 30
  Exercise machine1 45:00
  Strength2 20:00
  Trail Running1 6:18 0.62(10:08) 1.0(6:17)
  Total16 5:30:10 24.49 39.41 44520 /49c41%
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Friday Mar 2

Event: BOK/US Team Umstead 007
 
Orienteering (model event) 24:15 [2]*** 2.56 km (9:28 / km) +65m 8:24 / km
5c shoes: Inov-8 MudClaw 'O' 330
Jogged in the model event area to check out the terrain and the map.
Orienteering race (sprint) 18:20 [5]*** 2.9 km (6:19 / km) +60m 5:44 / km
spiked:10/12c shoes: Inov-8 MudClaw 'O' 330
Sprint distance.
The race went well and my navigation was good. The most problematic control for me and as it turned out for most of the people was #7. After realizing I was too high I ran straight to the control.

Long Sprint - Splits

Thursday Mar 1

Road/Track Running 30:00 [2]5.3 km (5:40 / km)
shoes: Brooks Axiom 2
Strength (abs) 10:00 [1]

Wednesday Feb 28

Road/Track Running warm up/down 10:00 [2]1.7 km (5:53 / km)
shoes: Brooks Axiom 2
Warm-up at De Anza
There were Mikkel, Thorsten, Kent, and Tapio
Road/Track Running intervals 11:15 [4]3.2 km (3:31 / km)
shoes: Brooks Axiom 2
4R x (200, 200, 400)
Splits:
41, 40, 87
40, 42, 88
40, 41, 87
40, 41, 88
Road/Track Running warm up/down 27:12 [1]3 km (9:04 / km)
shoes: Brooks Axiom 2
Recoveries
Road/Track Running warm up/down 13:00 [1]1.7 km (7:39 / km)
shoes: Brooks Axiom 2
Warm-down

Monday Feb 26

Exercise machine (stairmaster) 45:00 [2]
Strength (abs) 10:00 [1]

Sunday Feb 25

Road/Track Running warm up/down 7:05 [2]1.07 km (6:37 / km) +30m 5:48 / km
shoes: Montrail Highlander
Warm-up in Joe Grant Park
Orienteering 41:02 [4]*** 4.28 km (9:35 / km) +100m 8:35 / km
spiked:10/10c shoes: Montrail Highlander
Re-ran brown course from April, 2003 which was my first O-event in US.

I've decided to test a new pair of shoes that I am planning to use for orienteering: Montrail Highlander. My frustration with Inov-8s that give me nasty heel blisters made me spend a couple of hours online searching for an alternative. I came across Highlander's review on some adventure racing website. After some thinking I ordered them on zappos.com.
Overall, I am very satisfied with the shoes. No blisters, not even slight hint of soreness on my heels. The shoes have a decent grip on steep hills. It was very wet today and I didn't have any problems running uphill on wet grass. On wet soil they were slipping though. The shoes have smaller cleats than Inov-8s do. So, probably Inov-8s are better traction-wise. I don't think there is much difference though.
Finally, a US company made a decent fell running shoe. We'll see how long it's going to last.
Trail Running warm up/down 6:18 [2]1 km (6:18 / km)
shoes: Montrail Highlander
Warm-down

Saturday Feb 24

Road/Track Running warm up/down 7:44 [2]1.23 km (6:17 / km)
shoes: Brooks Adrenaline ASR
Warmed up before the Sprint in Emerald Hills.
Orienteering race 23:16 [5]* 4.5 km (5:10 / km) +95m 4:41 / km
12c shoes: Brooks Adrenaline ASR
The orienteering was trivial. In spite of this I made a mistake on the way to the first control. It becomes a tradition. By the way, the start triangle was marked at a different point as the actual start was.
Orienteering race 45:43 [3]* 6.97 km (6:34 / km) +95m 6:08 / km
10c shoes: Brooks Adrenaline ASR
Western Massachusetts Rules Score-O (10 controls).
Tried to keep pace at T pace.


 

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