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Training Log Archive: FoxShadow

In the 7 days ending Nov 16, 2013:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Cycling2 2:55:00 1522.0 2449.42
  Strength Training1 50:00
  orienteering1 43:14 3.73(11:36) 6.0(7:12)
  Running1 37:00 4.5(8:13) 7.24(5:07)
  Total5 5:05:14 1530.23 2462.66

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Friday Nov 15, 2013 #

Running 37:00 [4] 4.5 mi (8:13 / mi)

Run on the river bottoms with little Baxtermillion off leash. He loved it. Pushed the pace most of the way as I did not have a lot of time.

Thursday Nov 14, 2013 #

Cycling 1:32:00 [3] 22.0 mi (14.3 mph)

Spin around the city with Monika. She is leaving MN for Austrailia/New Zealand in the coming weeks so we wanted to get out for a nice chat and ride in the warm sun.

Tuesday Nov 12, 2013 #

Strength Training 50:00 [4]

Solid effort at Planet fitness. I do the 30 minute circuit workout with the grandmas and grandpas, just with more sweat, and occasionally some grunting. Seems to work well. I usually run about 15 minute beforehand as well.

Monday Nov 11, 2013 #

orienteering race 43:14 [5] 6.0 km (7:12 / km)

The Veteren's Day O-meet. Trying for the three-peat. Only a few meets have been won here in Puzaktown, but the Veteran's Day meet has been kind to me in years past.

Got in a decent warm up, and had fresh batteries in my Apex Pro. It was 16 degrees and windy. From the start my eyes were blurry, and I had trouble seeing with that and the spotlight field of vision from my headlamp. It was then that I remember that I bought a diffuser for my magicshine for this reason. Should have been rocking that tonight.

After the first shared control, I learned that Andrei and Eric and I were on B, with Biz and Swanson on A. No sign of Curtis. Although Peter Daniels were in attendance, his speedy progeny Will still resides on the East coast.

So off onto the course a few steps behind Andrei. We both struggled early on 3, he finding it 30 second before I did, as I overran it. Then I passed him at 5, only to lose a full minute back to him on 6. On 7 and 8 I slowly pulled him back, seemingly with fitness, and complained as I ran through a swamp into control 9, for the pass. I was alone on the long trail run to 10 and 11, but the map was a bit confusing into 11 and he caught up. We left 12 together, only to get caught up in some tragic vine/buckthorn vortex on the way to 13 and lose time to him again. We worked together for the next two. Then, the best control on the course 15, we ran around on the trail with a quickness. Interestingly, the splits show that Biz put a full minute, which is 50%, into us by running straight at it. Dang.

Andrei and I ran to 16 together, then we split on the way to 17 for the win. He went direct. I went HIIT on the trail run around. Got him by about 15 seconds, and finished it off strong for the win on course B in 43:14.

BUT, the unicorn BLASTED the course in 35 minutes and change, to confidently drive the sword through my night-ninja armor, and fell the two time king with a swift, and very well aimed blow.

I will be back.

Sunday Nov 10, 2013 #

Cycling 35:00 [3]

Road ride, then some sprints with Ted to warm up for the CAT 3 throwdown at Mill City CX (cyclocross race in Bayport, MN).

Cycling race 48:00 [5] 1500.0 mi (1875.0 mph)

Ted and I headed out to the (for me) first CX race of the season. I felt good throughout other than a tight lower back, but I could not keep pace with the fast dudes. This is the first time I've ridden CAT 3. Usually I ride CAT 4/5. It was fun, and I certainly belonged, but I'm not sure I was even in the top half.

There is room for improvement, but I think the calendar only allows for one more race this fall, and it's not for a month.

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