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Training Archive: theshadow

In the 7 days ending 2008-02-24:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  x-c ski skate2 2:45:00
  x-c ski classic2 1:30:00
  running3 1:15:00
  strength2 1:05:00
  stationary/road bike2 40:00
  visualization3 1:45
  map study1 1:00
  Total15 7:17:45
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Sunday Feb 24

x-c ski skate 50:00 [1]
nice easy ski. great conditions.
stationary/road bike warm up/down 25:00 [1]
strength (weights, core, balance) 35:00 [5]
usual strength. hadn't done any in a while so did the same as last time. I will try to step it up next time
3x6@210 squats
3x5@120 lunges
3x8@ 230 calf raises
3x10 hams on ball. didn't use weight --wanted to be careful
visualization 15 [0]
vis of the details in and approaching control circle. the height and steepness of the climbs. from yesterday's interval map

Saturday Feb 23

strength (pilates) 30:00 [5]
only 4 people in class today. I guess everyone else was hungover from Rendez-vous festivities last night. It was a really good class where we used the springs for roll up and the leg circles. Good for my sore hipflexors from yesterday's ski.
running warm up/down 40:00 [1]
and recovery.
running intervals 20:00 [4]
4x5 w/3 rec on mill at CGC 2% 11mph
aHR 161, 165, 167, 168
mHR 169, 172, 175, 175

Despite it being a nice day outside I wanted to do these on the mill for good footing and no slipping to make sure the hamstring was okay--didn't feel it. Felt pretty good. same pace as 4 min intervals before so a small step up.
More importantly I felt quite comfortable. Especially given the high HR.
map study 1:00 [0]
studying some of the route choices on Route Gadget from the Sprint Camp races and also 20 min map reading on the mill

Friday Feb 22

x-c ski classic 1:00:00 [1]
beautiful day with sunny skies.

x-c ski classic 30:00 [3]
from Selwyn's did the 10k and Pierre Harvey loop as a fartlek for 45 min. wanted to give my hamstring a break from running. The skiing was totally pain free. relatively hard on the ups and of course easy downs. For the hills on PH Loop that meant that I was trying to ski up all of them instead of just walking like normal. Incredibly abrasive. Should have used a binder. I stopped halfway around for a couple of mins to apply more wax. As it was the end of the 45 was brutal as I had almost no kick left. My arms were sure tired and I suspect my hip flexors will be a bit sore from slipping. Doesn't help that I have zero upper body strength. My normally pathetic arms are even worse this year as I haven't skied nearly as much.
visualization 30 [0]
rehearsal of my Sunday races at the Sprint Camp.

Thursday Feb 21

x-c ski skate 1:55:00 [1]
Awesome evening. Clear skies(nice sunset), fast conditions, mild weather.
Hamstring felt fine skiing too

Wednesday Feb 20

running 15:00 [1]
(injured)
easy run on trails. Hamstring was quite sore so cut it short. just want to play it safe. I don't think it is anything major. I can't feel it walking around.
stationary/road bike 15:00 [1]
a bit of easy on the bike. Wanted to test if I had pain doing that. That was actually good. I have one alternative if I can't run anyway
visualization 1:00 [0]
replaying my races from the weekend several times over the last couple of days

Tuesday Feb 19

Note
(rest day)
still a bit blah and my hamstring is tight.
Anyway, a bit of a writeup on the camp
http://dl1.yukoncollege.yk.ca/brent
C • sore skinka 4

Monday Feb 18

Note
(rest day)
fried after the weekend. hamstrings in particular are very sore
C • Tired too 2


 

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