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Training Archive: PatDunlavey

In the 7 days ending 2002-11-03:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  Orienteering2 2:33:09 10.31(14:50) 16.6(9:13) 62025 /29c86%
  Trail run2 1:26:54 6.3(13:47) 10.14(8:34)
  Total4 4:00:03 16.61(14:26) 26.74(8:58) 62025 /29c86%
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Sunday Nov 3

Orienteering (US Champs Day 2 M45+) 1:14:12 [5]8.39 km (8:51 / km) +295m 7:31 / km
spiked:11/13c
Second good run in as many days - the first time I've managed to land on the podium (3rd) at a US Champs since I was a junior (that would be 1978)!
A very similar run to the day before - with slightly better execution and less accountable mistakes. Shaky on #2 (came in way high). From #9 to finish, I beat all others on RedY - really pushed it. Even though I was 5th on the day, I felt this was my better day.

Red Y - Splits

Saturday Nov 2

Event: US "Classic" Championships
 
Orienteering (US Champs Day 1 M45+) 1:18:57 [5]8.21 km (9:37 / km) +325m 8:02 / km
spiked:14/16c
After a shaky start on #1 (lost one minute), I settled in and ran a focused race. #9 was squirrely and I bailed out to the road 75 m short of the control, lost ~2 minutes there. Three minutes mistakes, another minute or two on shaky execution. My best run since Wyoming.

RedY - Splits

Thursday Oct 31

Trail run (Harmon Pond) 34:54 [3]2.9 mi (12:02 / mi)
"Tapering" for US Champs - trying not to aggrivate hamstrings and calves.

Tuesday Oct 29

Trail run (Blueberry Hill Loop) 52:00 [2]3.4 mi (15:17 / mi)
ahr:141 max:164
Lots of twinges and twangs from creaky muscles and IT band (R). Ran very slowly. Right calf is not ready for heavy work. Ran very slowly


 

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