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Training Archive: bshields

In the 7 days ending 2006-04-09:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  Orienteering3 2:13:11 9.69(13:44) 15.59(8:32) 59039 /46c85%
  running1 30:38 3.78(8:06) 6.08(5:02)
  rollerblading1 20:00
  Total5 3:03:49 13.47 21.67 59039 /46c85%
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Sunday Apr 9

Orienteering race 1:10:02 [4]*** 8.73 km (8:01 / km) +315m 6:48 / km
spiked:18/20c slept:8.5 shoes: asics GT-2090
Day 2 of the NEOC meet. Had a great run. Woods were quite open, I had a couple small errors, maybe 2-3 minutes, if that. Course wasn't very technically challenging. I think the map could be "complex" but the course wasn't more than "advanced o'".

Red 2 - Splits

Saturday Apr 8

Event: NEOC Spring Rock Festival and Intercollegiates
 
Orienteering race (short) 46:58 [4]*** 4.7 km (10:00 / km) +185m 8:21 / km
ahr:175 max:199 spiked:13/17c slept:7.5 shoes: asics GT-2090
NEOC Wells State Park, Red day 1. Had a nice run. In the past, I've usually had enough mistakes that I feel if I were to train real hard physically and not make mistakes, I could maybe be comparable to Leif or John. Today, I've come to the realization that that is either not possible or will involve a whole heck of a lot more training than I previously had in mind. I'm just not that fast. I made no more than 3 minutes of mistakes.

Before the run, right arch felt like it would give out, but it didn't. Felt so-so afterwards.
C • faster 1
Orienteering race (sprint) 16:11 [5]*** 2.16 km (7:30 / km) +90m 6:12 / km
spiked:8/9c shoes: asics GT-2090
NEOC sprint relay. Had another nice run. Was first to the first control (woo-hoo!) then Kenny passed me on the way to #2, and Greg passed me on the hill to #3. The last time I saw Greg was on the way to #5 when I caught a glimpse of his uniform. After that I was fine, but tired from the climb. Was unable to shake one of the cadets who tagged along for the whole course. Fortunately I had enough left at the end to beat him in the chute.

Arch felt fine during the race, but when I got out of the car at MIT and tried walking it didn't feel so good. Hopefully it'll be ok tomorrow.

Red Day 1 - Splits

Sprint C - Splits

Friday Apr 7

rollerblading 20:00 [2]
slept:7.5
Harvard and back.

Thursday Apr 6

running (road) 30:38 [2]3.78 mi (8:06 / mi)
slept:3.0 shoes: asics gel-landreth II
Museum loop. Arches have been feeling not-so-good all week, I suspect due to lack of sleep (it's seemed fairly correlated in the past, too). They loosened up after 15 minutes or so. Legs felt great otherwise, mentally tired, though.


 

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