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Training Log Archive: Charlie

In the 7 days ending Mar 20, 2020:

activity # timemileskm+mload
  Hike2 3:13:25 11.6(16:40) 18.67(10:22) 294334.7
  Running2 50:41 4.32(11:44) 6.95(7:17) 73190.4
  Gym2 40:00120.0
  Total6 4:44:06 15.92 25.62 367645.1
  [1-5]6 4:42:48
averages - sleep:6.9 weight:165.9lbs

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Friday Mar 20, 2020 #

Note
slept:8.75 weight:166lbs

Not a lot of free time with Cooper around. Reading books, watching movies, playing basketball, taking him down to ride his bike, playing chess, etc. also I was pleased that he got to see the bear stroll across the yard. That was pretty timely because the book that he likes to have read to him over and over is “We’re going on a bear hunt.” So we got to act the book out in the yard.

Also watching some opera, as the Metropolitan is offering free streaming of a different opera each day now that the opera is closed for the season. La Bohème 3 nights ago, then il Trovatore, La Traviata and tonight La Fille du Regiment. Very cool. Cooper was pretty pleased watching opera, too.

Thursday Mar 19, 2020 #

12 PM

Gym (Yoga) 20:00 [3]
slept:5.5 weight:167.4lbs

Wednesday Mar 18, 2020 #

4 PM

Running 15:46 intensity: (6 @0) + (8 @1) + (13 @2) + (6:01 @3) + (9:18 @4) 1.22 mi (12:56 / mi) +13m 12:31 / mi
ahr:143 max:156 slept:6.0 weight:165.8lbs shoes: 2019 Blue Gel Kayanos

Went out to do hospital loop laps on a 5:15 clock. This was quite a disappointment, as my L hamstring was really sore. I thought running a bit might loosen it, but it got worse each lap, so pulled the plug after 3. Rolling and stretching don’t seem to be helping. This is now at 8 months and certainly no improvement.

Tuesday Mar 17, 2020 #

5 AM

Note
slept:6.0 weight:165.6lbs

Out early to drive to NYC and pick up young Cooper for a stay at grandmother’s house. Met up with Jonathan and Jess in front of their apartment, got the young man situated and his necessary toys in the back and headed right back home. Traffic not too bad going to the city these days. Arrived in NYC at 7:35, back on the road at 7:53. Not bad.

Monday Mar 16, 2020 #

7 AM

Hike 1:24:34 intensity: (24 @0) + (52:51 @1) + (12:30 @2) + (18:47 @3) + (2 @4) 5.24 mi (16:08 / mi) +126m 15:01 / mi
ahr:111 max:146 slept:7.0 weight:165.6lbs shoes: 2014 Mafate 2

Another outing with Tullio and Rhonda. Almost threw these Mafates out a while ago because I hadn't worn them in about 5 years, but glad I have them. I have been wearing them while my foot is recovering from the bruise I aggravated last week orienteering at Ansonia. They are nice and thick.

On the way back we saw our first bear of the season, crossing the road from our property to the other side. Really handsome fellow, well-nourished and glossy black. No ear tags. I was not alert enough to take his picture.

Sunday Mar 15, 2020 #

7 AM

Hike 1:48:51 intensity: (48 @0) + (26:27 @1) + (1:10:53 @2) + (10:43 @3) 6.36 mi (17:07 / mi) +168m 15:49 / mi
ahr:114 max:143 slept:7.0 weight:165.2lbs shoes: 2014 Mafate 2

Hiking with Rhonda and Tullio at the lake


in the age of social distancing.

Ran into a guy with two young and friendly collies. Turned out he was pretty friendly, too. To the point where it was a bit difficult to extricate ourselves from the conversation. Kept him a good two meters away, though, although his dogs were a little closer.
2 PM

Gym (Yoga) 20:00 [3]

Outside on the grass
3 PM

Note

About an hour and a half of pruning. Today it was the pear tree and a crabapple, both seriously overgrown. Yesterday it was a couple of apple trees, a few days before blueberry bushes and lilacs. It's been several years since any of them have had much attention, but now that I'm (mostly) retired I can start keeping up with this stuff.

Saturday Mar 14, 2020 #

1 PM

Running 34:55 intensity: (12 @1) + (4 @2) + (4:57 @3) + (29:07 @4) + (35 @5) 3.1 mi (11:16 / mi) +60m 10:37 / mi
ahr:151 max:163 slept:8.0 weight:165.4lbs shoes: 2014 Mafate 2

At the lake, more or less with Rhonda. A few dog walkers out today.
HR seems right, generally in the 150s until the last push up the final hill, max 163. I have generally had more repeatable results from the optical HR monitoring on the FR235 than I ever had from a chest strap monitor. Not that it matters all that much to me.

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