Training Log Archive: Nev-MonsterIn the 7 days ending Feb 15, 2020:
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Saturday Feb 15, 2020 #
Cross-country skiing 1:15:00 [2]
Classic ski from P7.
I keep forgetting how hard I find classic. It is just not a natural thing and I feel like I'm just working too hard. It is probably 90% skiing with too straight of legs.
At least I can skate tomorrow when I'm feeding King Karl for the Keski. Very heavy elite French feel to the race.
I keep forgetting how hard I find classic. It is just not a natural thing and I feel like I'm just working too hard. It is probably 90% skiing with too straight of legs.
At least I can skate tomorrow when I'm feeding King Karl for the Keski. Very heavy elite French feel to the race.
Note
Submitted Orienteering Canada Hall of Fame forms tonight. There are many, many who deserve this, but given this is the first public request for nominations I went with:
Tedro
Pam James
Earle Phillips
Malcolm Adams
Ted will obviously be the first to receive the Order of Orienteering Canada, or possibly Sass Peepre. I'm sure many others had nominated him, however, in the words of Bill James, when making a list, why start in the middle.
Tedro
Pam James
Earle Phillips
Malcolm Adams
Ted will obviously be the first to receive the Order of Orienteering Canada, or possibly Sass Peepre. I'm sure many others had nominated him, however, in the words of Bill James, when making a list, why start in the middle.
Sunday Feb 9, 2020 #
Cross-country skiing 45:00 [2]
Ski from P7. What a week, got back from Toronto last night at 2am as the Via train was cancelled so took the Greyhound. Just dead skiing, slow snow, but was good to be out.