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Training Log Archive: JanetT

In the 7 days ending Nov 29, 2009:

activity # timemileskm+mload
  Orienteering2 3:26:35 6.96(29:41) 11.2(18:27) 50523 /31c74%619.8
  Pilates class1 55:0055.0
  Exerc. Class1 55:0055.0
  Hiking1 45:00 2.81(16:01) 4.52(9:57)125.0
  Total4 6:01:35 9.77 15.72 50523 /31c74%854.8

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Sunday Nov 29, 2009 #

Orienteering race (score-O / all 18) 2:15:42 [3] *** 6.8 km (19:57 / km) +355m 15:50 / km
spiked:13/18c shoes: Jala Jukola Spider 6 #2

Mt. Tom post-Thanksgiving Score-O (Western Mass Rules). For some reason I decided to go for all 18 controls this year (guess I'm a glutton for punishment). :-) Distance measured along beelines on my route (8-15-18-17-14-16-13-12-11-7-6-10-9-5-4-3-2-1). Glen counted the climb (he happened to do the exact same route as me though we did not confer ahead of time).

Unlike my past several O outings, I had a number of errors on this map, some of them due to my misinterpretation of the map or coming up short (again!) on distance.

On my way from 15-18 (see map below) I read the rock around the form-line knoll SW of the spur/cliffs as the spur/cliffs and attacked. Spent too much time bopping around unmapped rock before returning to the knoll. There was a young man running by at the time and I followed him NE where I saw the mapped cliffs and was able to continue from there. Lost 6 minutes there.

Another 4:30 was lost near 16 where I was too high on the hill and never saw where the reentrant bent towards the control. Stood some time at the NW end of the hill NW of the control before figuring out where I was.

The other biggie was misreading the big trail between 6 and 10 and leaving it too early. I got caught up in the green; misread the small trail, and ended up spending a lot of time catching up. 5:30 lost there.

Between 2-3 minutes was lost on my remaining errors; too high on the hill #15, and too far north on #3.

Otherwise I did my best to keep in contact especially on the controls north of the main road. I went there first because it was more physical and technical than controls 1-11.

TC - 7.9 km / ST - 10.7 Actual? Your guess is as good as mine.

From Track jpg files

Saturday Nov 28, 2009 #

Orienteering race (green course) 1:10:53 [3] **** 4.4 km (16:07 / km) +150m 13:46 / km
spiked:10/13c shoes: Jala Jukola Spider 6 #2

HVO local meet at Blue Mountain Reservation near Peekskill, NY. Bright sunny day, 50F, but windy esp. near the lake (start/finish), but plenty warm in the woods. Nice course by Dave Webber.

Minor bobbles in circle at 5, 7, and 8, checking the wrong feature. Actually, I circled the wrong reentrant at 7. Route to 7 included looping around the wrong hill, too; but I saw another Green course runner (who I'd seen at 5 and 6) at the control and corrected.

Got a scalp today (Susie) -- I suspect she had a problem or two (she hasn't posted today's run yet).

6.06 km TC / 6.41 ST

From Track jpg files

Tuesday Nov 24, 2009 #

Pilates class 55:00 [1]

At the Y. Used elastic bands. I arrived late enough to miss out on the "new" olive green bands (med. strength). All that were left were pink (older ones, light intensity) and new gray ones (heavy duty). I took a pink one.

During one of the exercises with the band, my pink band popped/broke (this was after at least one other had broken for others in the class -- an epidemic!). I got a gray one and took it easy on the rest of the exercises.

Noted: new (non-slip) yoga mats! Hurray -- there should be enough for everyone now.

Hiking hills (treadmill) 45:00 intensity: (5:00 @1) + (40:00 @3) 2.81 mi (16:01 / mi)
shoes: Saucony Shadow 6000 8.5 # 3

Treadmill X-C program, speed 3.8 mph, incline varied from 0.5 to 9.5% over the course of the "course." 2.54 mi in 40 min; last 0.27 mi was cool down.

Monday Nov 23, 2009 #

Exerc. Class 55:00 [1]

In Chatham. Good stretching.

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