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Training Archive: jjcote

In the 7 days ending 2007-10-14:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  Orienteering1 1:19:55 3.27(24:24) 5.27(15:09)8 /17c47%
  Running in terrain1 18:33 1.02(18:12) 1.64(11:18) 67
  Sit-ups1 1:40
  Push-ups1 50
  Pull-ups3 45
  Total7 1:41:43 4.29 6.91 678 /17c47%
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Sunday Oct 14

Orienteering race 1:19:55 [3]**** 5.27 km (15:10 / km)
spiked:8/17c shoes: VJ Falcons #1
Beaver Brook Association, UNO local meet, Red. Pretty pathetic performance. I was having a bit of trouble breathing due to allergies, and that may have reduced the oxygen to my brain a bit, explaining some small portion of my mental lameness. Sloppy early on, not paying enough attention to what I was doing later. Granted, it is pretty technical out there, but some of my mistakes were things where I should just know better.

Red - Splits

Friday Oct 12

Pull-ups 15 [5]

Wednesday Oct 10

Pull-ups 15 [5]
Sit-ups 1:40 [5]
Push-ups 50 [5]

Tuesday Oct 9

Note
In addition to the Highlander having gone pretty successfully for me, I am happy to find that it left me essentially unscathed. In particular, I seem to have no blisters, and none of my toenails seem to have taken offense at this mistreatment. Pretty pleasing.
Pull-ups 15 [5]

Monday Oct 8

Running in terrain 18:33 [1]1.64 km (11:19 / km) +67m 9:24 / km
Since I was passing by Talcott Mountain on the way back from having spent the night at Charlie's, and it was a nice morning, I decided to stop and check out the big main trail up to the ridge. This wasn't really running, it was a brisk walk on a pretty wide and smooth trail. Naturally, when I got up to the launch, there was a brisk breeze blowing straight in, and I just smiled, imagining what it would be like if I had brought my hang glider with me...


 

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