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Training Archive: PBricker

In the 7 days ending 2007-10-07:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  Orienteering1 5:34:23 15.53(21:31) 25.0(13:22)
   Trail Run1 1:12:14 8.0(9:01) 12.88(5:36)
  dirt1 30:31 3.3(9:14) 5.31(5:44)
  grass1 27:35 3.6(7:39) 5.79(4:45)
  machines1 20:00
  Road Run1 10:00 1.0(10:00) 1.61(6:12)
  Total6 8:14:43 31.43 50.59
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Sunday Oct 7

Event: Hudson Highlander 2007
 
Orienteering 5:34:23 [3] 25 km (13:23 / km)
slept:4.0 weight:139lbs
Highlander XII, my seventh. Hogencamp, trail run on Rockhouse, Pole Brook, and Sebago. It was hot - high 70's, moderate humidity - too hot for me to do well in a race of this length. Physically, this was as bad as it gets. I pulled something in my left quadraceps on the first map, and could barely keep up a slow jog on the trail run. Then, at the beginning of the third map, the cramping started and never abated. I usually have problems with cramping in the Highlander, but this was by far the worst: both hamstrings and my left foot. I couldn't run much on Pole Brook, or at all on Sebago. The last two controls, I couldn't even walk in the woods; had to kind of drag my left leg because I couldn't bend it at the knee; ended up flat on the ground a couple times when it went into full spasm. But I was happy with the orienteering: just a couple small misses. I had company for most of Hogencamp, including Pavlina and Bernie. On my own for all of Polebrook. Saw some people on Sebago, including Mike Lyons for a couple of legs, but I was just doing my own routes. Nobody was moving as slow as I was.

HH XII - Splits

Thursday Oct 4

grass 27:35 [3] 3.6 mi (7:40 / mi)
slept:5.0
Four laps around the outside of the UMass athletic fields as a modest tempo run. I figured this was the safest way to do a run that would get my HR up for an extended period. The game I play - every lap has to be faster than the previous, even if only by 1 second - is a great motivator for me; I feel like a total failure if I mess it up. 7:04, 6:56, 6:50, 6:44.
Road Run 10:00 [2] 1.0 mi (10:00 / mi)
Jog before to loosen up. Real creaky to start.

Wednesday Oct 3

dirt 30:31 [2] 3.3 mi (9:15 / mi)
slept:6.0 weight:140lbs
From Smith gym after lifting. Easy jog. It was dark and I was tired.

Tuesday Oct 2

Trail Run 1:12:14 [3] 8.0 mi (9:02 / mi)
slept:5.0 weight:141lbs
With Peter, Frost to Depot Road and back. Modest conversational pace until I foolishly raised the ante by passing him with 10 minutes to go and then, after he passed back, I had to run hard to the finish. Hip didn't like that. Unusual sighting: the Vermonter. Beat it to the crossing point by about 10 seconds. 26:08, 22:58, 23:07.

Monday Oct 1

machines (elliptical) 20:00 [3]
Plus lots of stretching and lifting.


 

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