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Training Archive: arcticQn

In the 7 days ending 2008-07-20:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  Orienteering4 5:49:00
  Mtn Biking2 1:45:00
  Running1 41:04 5.16(7:57) 8.3(4:56)
  Spinning bike1 38:00
  Total8 8:53:04 5.16 8.3
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Sunday Jul 20

Note
(rest day)
Got back to the house around 10...turned on the tour (we had the previous stage recorded) and immediately fell asleep. Woke up at 2, ate some toast, back to tsleep, woke up at 7, made dinner, watched the Illusionist, went to bed at 10:45.
And it was a perfect day for this "activity" since it was pouring buckets outside.

Saturday Jul 19

Event: Racing Ahead NEARS Race#3
 
Mtn Biking 45:00 [2]
7am: Setting out controls in Meriden, NH for a foot-o section of the 24.
Orienteering 45:00 [3]
1pm: moving one control to another location (hilltop).... finally all teh controls are set!! (that seemed to take forever..)
Note
The rest of Saturday was spent waiting for teams to arrive on bikes and head into the orienteering section. Kristoffer had pre-run the entire course (20controls) in 2hr5mins, estimating about 9miles. EMS showed up around 5, right on schedule and headed into teh woods. half hour later, Summit Achievement arrived and headed out. Next team in was Strongbadia, then Wicked Pissah. The only teams to get all cps was EMS and Summit, in 3hr50min (finishing with minimal daylight left,, which aided them immensly in the thick forests!!) and 6 hr something, respectively. I imagine that Summit slowed down quite a bit when darkness hit. Strongbadia got 13cps and Wicked got 12. the rest of teh teams went for the easy controls that were mostly on 1 side of the map.

now to pick up controls...that will be Monday.

Friday Jul 18

Mtn Biking 1:00:00 [3]
K and I went to Oak Hill to pre-ride teh xterra course. 1 loop is about 9km i think, and the race will do it twice. (Nice having a course so close to home that we can do this!) Not marked very well at all, so we spent a lot of time backtracking to the correct trail(s) so we could ride the correct course. Still think we messed up a bit. But it was a good muddy ride. Then a quick dip in the pond, then raced over to the RA 24 headquarters to begin that whole adventure.

Thursday Jul 17

Orienteering 1:14:00 [3]***
ahr:136 max:165
Setting out the rest of the controls. Tired today, couldn't run the hills and lacked motivation to be out in the woods. Thirsty and hot. I hope teams don't get too lost and frustrated out here...
C • 24 1

Wednesday Jul 16

Orienteering 2:00:00 [3]***
ahr:147 max:174
Setting out more controls for the 24's orienteering section.

Tuesday Jul 15

Orienteering 1:50:00 [2]****
ahr:120 max:160
Setting out controls for the 24. adding night-o controls to the ones we set yesterday.

Monday Jul 14

Running 41:04 [4]8.3 km (4:57 / km)
ahr:167 max:180
Run down to the rail trail, along and back up County Rd. Fast! Felt good to crank on the rail trail and then push the hills on the way back up. And days after...i'm not even sore. love it.
Spinning bike 38:00 [3]
ahr:150 max:165
Legs were a bit tired i think. I had the setting at the easiest it would go and I *still* couldn't get my cadence up past 100 without having to concentrate on it.


 

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