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Training Archive: kadley

In the 7 days ending 2008-05-17:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  Cross Training1 2:00:00
  Trail Running1 57:00 2.8(20:21) 4.51(12:38) 400
  Road Running1 53:00 5.0(10:35) 8.05(6:35)
  Track workout2 36:45 4.0(9:11) 6.44(5:42)
  Total5 4:26:45 11.8 18.99 400
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Saturday May 17

Cross Training 2:00:00 [2]
Clearing brush at Y camp. Got new blade for brush hog and it's a wicked cut! Right thru the saplings.

Friday May 16

Track workout warm up/down 30:00 [2] 3.0 mi (10:00 / mi)
Track workout intervals (4 x 400m) 6:45 1.0 mi (6:45 / mi)
Just felt slow. Or maybe old. Anyway, whole effort was work and while not painful, wasn't satisfying either. Probably due to the repeated hill workout yesterday. Actually trying concept of double hard workouts before recovery, per Swedish study. Will discuss more later. Now need to crash.

1.44 / 1.38 / 1.37 / 1.45

Obviously not making progress, so decided to call it quits.
C • Old 1

Thursday May 15

Trail Running (Hill run x 4) 57:00 2.8 mi (20:21 / mi) +400m 8:46 / km
Long hill repeats. Easy on the descents as my knee doesn't need any more pounding.

8.33 up / 7.17 down
8.11 / 7.33
7.54 / 6.54
6.36 / 4.31
C • Re below: 2

Wednesday May 14

Road Running (Chester via PO) 53:00 [2] 5.0 mi (10:35 / mi)
Easy run to loosen up. Lots of driving this week, which hasn't left much time for workouts. Started out slow because L knee was showing some paiin, but didn't get worse so kept going further than anticipated.

Monday May 12

Note
Reviewed map from the rogaine. Figured with more planning, could have been much more efficient with my route (we got the map 5 minutes before the start, so everyone just took off). Strategy would have been to more carefully overlap the segments, so each would have maximum points if the running went well. As it was, I had some dead runs at the end of several legs. Might have picked up 200 more points for the same distance, a significant boost. This format requires careful planning, as each run is relatively short (5, 4, 3 and 4 hours), and you have to make sure something worthwhile is left for the next legs.
C • Looks like an excellent exp... 2


 

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