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Training Archive: Frodo

In the 7 days ending 2007-10-07:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  running12 9:08:00
  Free weights-core stability4 2:40:00
  Total16 11:48:00
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Sunday Oct 7

running 2:03:00 [3]
Long run on Ilkley moor. What a difference a day makes, had a brilliant nights sleep and woke up feeling so much better than yesterday when i was just shattered. Had no problems knocking out a couple of hours on my favourite moor (all in terrain as well, none of this poncy path running). Continuing with the wildlife theme i saw a squirrel scampering down a path about 2miles from the nearest forest/tree. Maybe he was on holiday. Also, the sheep seemed monumently unintimidated by my presence today and wouldnt get out of the way. I think they sensed im from Lancashire and therefore a lot less likely to violate their liberties than the usual Yorkshire folk they see up there.

Saturday Oct 6

running 1:18:00 [3]
Terrain running on Ilkley moor. Tripped up and lay looking at the sky for a bit cos i was feeling really quite lethargic but dont mind as its an easy week next, woohoo etc.
Free weights-core stability 30:00 [2]

Friday Oct 5

running 1:02:00 [3]
Usual steady friday run accompanied by the usual friday tiredness. Went down Adel woods again but think i might try and devise some sort of route that crosses the valley numerous times to get some more climb in.
Free weights-core stability 50:00 [2]

Thursday Oct 4

running 40:00 [1]
Gentle amble down the canal and through Bramley Falls wood. I dont plan on running twice a day but my occasional training partner needed to go running so i manfully stepped up to the task. We performed a suicidal leap across a canal sluice gate (it wasnt my idea), failure would have been v painful.

C • freestyle.... 2
running 33:00 [3]
Running to and from Boddington
running 16:00 [2]
Strides and drills pre and post session
running 28:00 [5]
Hill session. Two hills were used, one being about 35-40secs in length and one being 30secs (ish i didnt time them). I concentrated on accelerating quickly off the start and maintaining it, which i managed. We split into 2 groups and did 4 reps on each hill, twice (16 in total). In my group i had the guy who was 5th in the world mountain running trophy this year, so he can run a bit (we were wearing identical wife beaters, i think he copied me). I was also told i lean foward too much whilst running uphill, Im very open to advice about running style/form as ive been running uneducated for a few years now. However, i am slightly sceptical to the applicability to borienteering as what happens to your style when you race somewhere that isnt a perfectly even bit of ground eg the Trossachs?

Wednesday Oct 3

running 1:30:00 [2]
Steady along the 7-arches route including a lap around the abbey at the end. Nothing interesting happpened. Rained a bit.
Free weights-core stability 30:00 [2]

Tuesday Oct 2

running 18:00 [3]
Running across to Boddington. I was late.
running 11:00 [2]
Strides and Drills (of which i missed half cos i was late).
running 27:00 [5]
Intervals with Leeds x-country club. 60 on 60 off, 45 on 45 off, 30 on 30 off. 6 sets of them. Felt tired when running there but perked up when doing drills and strides (maybe there is a point to them) and was running strongly during the session. Some guy tripped over his laces and stacked it big style. I got abuse from the coach for 'looking too relaxed' (i certainly didnt feel relaxed). Was a couple of decentish hills on the area we were training over. The lead group went off at a ridiculous pace but slowed over the last 3 sets so i caught them back up.
running 22:00 [2]
Drills/Strides/run back home. Was pitch black when doing warm down.

Monday Oct 1

Free weights-core stability 50:00 [2]


 

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