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Training Archive: levitin

In the 7 days ending 2008-04-27:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Road running6 5:30:28 36.2(9:07) 58.26(5:40)
  Total6 5:30:28 36.2(9:07) 58.26(5:40)
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Sunday Apr 27

Road running 1:10:00 [2] 8.0 mi (8:44 / mi)
ahr:147 max:163 shoes: BA7
Run 1 with Joe. Early morning, light rain, cooler than I anticipated. Cranbrook loop.
Road running 1:05:24 [2] 7.0 mi (9:20 / mi)
ahr:140 max:157 shoes: BA7
Run 2 solo, afternoon, cool, but no rain. Salisbury out-and-back. Intermittent leg pain, but less when I go uphill.

Friday Apr 25

Road running 37:16 [2] 4.0 mi (9:18 / mi)
ahr:145 max:167 shoes: BA6
to library and back to pick up a DVD I'd reserved. Somewhat cool with a touch of wind.

I've been having an intermittent pain in my lower L leg, inside of the tibia. I hope this is not a $+R3$$ FR@C+UR3. Mario Fraioli, manager of PR running, thought it was not when I described it to him last time I was in. Maybe I'll see what the dr. says.

Thursday Apr 24

Road running 56:21 [2] 6.0 mi (9:23 / mi)
ahr:147 max:170 shoes: BA7
ARRT loop plus a diversion through WestRidge, the "active adult" community being developed downhill from our plant.

Wednesday Apr 23

Road running 36:09 [2] 4.2 mi (8:36 / mi)
ahr:147 max:172 shoes: BA6
Horse loop from work. Hot. Didn't see the horses.

The uphill finish took it out of me. My legs were not feeling especially sapped from yesterday's hilly 7, until I turned the corner to the long uphill, and then I felt like a wet dishrag.

Tuesday Apr 22

Road running 1:05:18 [2] 7.0 mi (9:20 / mi)
ahr:151 max:177 weight:167lbs shoes: BA7
Rail trail 7M loop, ccw (Long gradual uphill, shorter, steeper downhill). Warm, 79°. Felt tough. Weight is a recent high. Must be a side effect of the "Passover Hungries," the quest for satisfying food that makes you feel full. (Oh, for a burrito with beans, rice, and cheese....)


 

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