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Training Archive: cmpbllj

In the 7 days ending 2007-03-17:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  Orienteering3 1:27:54 6.96(12:37) 11.2(7:50) 58041 /47c87%
  Trail Running1 1:16:00 10.0(7:36) 16.09(4:43)
  Running2 1:10:00 8.25(8:29) 13.28(5:16)
  Strength/Flexibility1 11:00
  Total7 4:04:54 25.21 40.57 58041 /47c87%
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Saturday Mar 17

Orienteering race 20:38 [4]*** 2.9 km (7:07 / km) +140m 5:44 / km
ahr:156 max:171 spiked:12/15c slept:7.0 shoes: Low Top O-spikes
First Sprint at French Park. Misread vegetation on the first point and then did a bad route choice on the second one (choosing not to take the trail). Also missed one pit control...really didn't have a good plan. Happy with a lot of the team's run.
9:50+
7:10 in
3:40-
Orienteering race 22:10 [4]*** 2.9 km (7:39 / km) +150m 6:04 / km
ahr:155 max:171 spiked:12/14c shoes: Low Top O-spikes
Second Sprint at Burnet Wood. Again, made a route choice error on the longest leg, trying to go straight rather than around...definitely a trend going on. Again, I was pretty happy with how the team did overall. They are still in the hunt at both Varsity & JV levels.
9:40+
10:10 in
2:20 -

Sprint 3 (Blue/Red) - Splits

Sprint 3 (Blue/Red) - Splits

Friday Mar 16

Event: Flying Pig XI
 
Orienteering race 45:06 [5]*** 5.4 km (8:21 / km) +290m 6:35 / km
ahr:166 max:173 spiked:17/18c slept:7.0 shoes: Low Top O-spikes
Middle Distance at Flying Pig. A committed few were here for the early optional race. Definitely colder than any of us were anticipating. I volunteered to go first, with a four minute interval. We had all done a good war-game of techniques to use when going into the "badland" areas, and the very first control was a "badlands" control. My race was decent...one error when battling with Josh Wiley in the middle part of the race. I think there will be a lot of pay-off on Sunday from having run here today. The overarching lessons for those that ran were: relocate properly (two different bail-outs without correct relocation) and control enlargement/route simplification.
34:50 +
11:20 in

Blue - Splits

Wednesday Mar 14

Running tempo 30:00 [3]4.0 mi (7:30 / mi)
ahr:145 slept:8.0 shoes: Grey Kayano
After wasting all morning on Anna's potty-training efforts, I finally decided to go for a run while she went with Mom shopping...except she decided she would rather go on a run. Not one to encourage shopping over fitness, I packed everything up in the jogging stroller, modified my run route, and headed out. It was beautifully warm spring weather, and we went by Delafield Pond (with pit-stop to try to pee on some patch of dirt...no luck), then around Lusk and home, taking the Palazzo detour.
3:30+
22:30 in
4:00-

Tuesday Mar 13

Strength/Flexibility (Balance Ball Routine) 11:00 [1]

Monday Mar 12

Running intervals 40:00 [4]4.25 mi (9:24 / mi)
ahr:138 max:178 slept:7.5 shoes: Brooks Adrenaline (Lititz)
Went down to Shea with Tori, Jo, Przemek & Anna. I ran a round-about way there and started on 6 x 800s with 90s RIs. After Thursday's abortion of an interval, I was worried about bonking, so I did complete rests for the RIs. Made my goals of 2:50s
11:00 warm-up
2:48 (169); 1:30 (105)
2:51 (170); 1:29 (118)
2:50 (173); 1:34 (115)
2:49 (175); 1:35 (125)
2:50 (174); 1:36 (129)
2:48 (180) Walked back with the group. Very happy that I hit the time goals and felt good again.

Sunday Mar 11

Trail Running long 1:16:00 [3]** 10.0 mi (7:35 / mi)
ahr:143 slept:8.0 shoes: Montrail Hurricane Ridge
Went out in the afternoon to enjoy the warm weather and to get in a long trail run. I went down and checked out some of the trails in the area we are planning on using for the second day of the A-meet. Generally, it was crappy running, with slick footing or footing that gave way (frost heave?) a lot, and I was pretty busy looking around, so my HR wasn't as high as it really needed to be.
43:00in
33:00-


 

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