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Training Archive: iansmith

In the 7 days ending 2010-01-24:

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  Running3 1:55:14 14.39(8:00) 23.16(4:58)
  Map Exercises1 1
  Total4 1:55:15 14.39 23.16
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Sunday Jan 24

Event: Weston Ski-o
 

Saturday Jan 23

9 AM

Running 44:24 [2] 8.8 km (5:03 / km)
shoes: NB MT620 BK Alpha

A morning run before five hours of rehearsals with two different groups. My work has occupied me much more extensively this week than I anticipated, and my training has suffered for it. Finding the appropriate balance, particularly when other commitments - like music - demand much of me is difficult. I have thought about dropping some commitments, and I will reevaluate before I commit to more activities - e.g. a CSU A-meet.

Brendan and I arranged a prisoner exchanged where I swapped his violin for my Daniel's book, which I had left in his apartment. I referenced some of it today, though I haven't formulated my training plan much beyond the current "build up base and consistency" stage.

Wednesday Jan 20

Running 30:29 [1] 6 km (5:05 / km)
shoes: NB MT620 BK Alpha

Commute. Running with a backpack is unpleasant, but I can accommodate.

Note

With eleven days to go in January, my training is a bit behind where I would like it to be. My running has been fairly consistent - I have run 73 miles in 21 days, and I have run or orienteered 2/3 of the days this month. I plan to maintain this rate of running training - about 25 miles per week, with almost exclusively base running, but I want to increase my orienteering and cross training (biking and skiing) hours.

Goals for the last 11 days of January:
- Run 40 miles
- Orienteer at least 4 times, including running the CSU semi-perm course twice
- 4+ of cross training (skiing, biking)
- Orienteer or run at least 9 days
- 2+ hours of Catching Features

Tuesday Jan 19

Running 40:21 8.36 km (4:50 / km)
shoes: NB MT620 BK Alpha

Late night threshold interval session; 3 x (5 minutes on, 3 minutes off). There was some snow and ice on the ground, but the temperature was sufficiently high that I ran in short sleeves. My hands felt cold near the end, but I was comfortable. I was also moving faster than I expected.

Monday Jan 18

Map Exercises (Catching Features) 1 [0]

One hour.



 

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