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Training Archive: johncrowther

In the 7 days ending 2008-05-31:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Hiking1 6:00:00
  Orienteering2 4:34:36 10.4(26:23) 16.74(16:24) 715
  Running1 1:18:40
  Cycling3 54:58 11.49(4:47) 18.49(2:58)
  Total7 12:48:14 21.89 35.23 715
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Saturday May 31

Event: RMOC Peacefull Valley
 
Hiking 6:00:00 [1] **
(sick)
Final hike of my wilderness course. To the summit of Green Mountain (Bailey). Spent a lot of time making decisions (one of the goals was teamwork), so we were actually out about 10 hours. Almost all bushwacking. No view from the summit as surrounded by trees, but we did get a good view from half way up.

Thursday May 29

Cycling 17:06 [2] 3.82 mi (4:28 / mi)
Commute
Running 1:18:40 [3]
(sick) shoes: Mizuno Wave Ascend
Not very fast run at South Table Mountain. Started at the Golden end for a change.

Wednesday May 28

Cycling 17:41 [2] 3.82 mi (4:38 / mi)
Commute.

Tuesday May 27

Cycling 20:11 [2] 3.85 mi (5:13 / mi)
Commute - slow as tired from the weekend.

Monday May 26

Orienteering race 2:58:20 [4] **** 11.9 km (14:59 / km) +525m 12:17 / km
shoes: Integrators pair 2
DVOA A meet + WRE - long - South Mountain, PA. Basically a big steep hill with several summits (and the the upper campus of Lehigh University on one of them). This was by far the most physical course I'd done in a long time, and the hot weather (80's F) didn't help. Rather too much trail running (although this was better than the alternative!). I think the Ski-O's I'd done earlier in the year did help me decipher the myriad of trails in the first half of the course. I thought the first half was more orange like than I'd expect for the team trials (although much more route choice), although it was very physical. There was a killer leg (10-11) about half way through the course with a choice of either a lot of climb (which I took) or a long run around the hill. The terrain was steep and rocky, which I didn't like.
I'd entered this course to prove to myself that I could still do this sort of thing, which I succeeded (with 1 min 40 s to spare!). However, the main issue today was my fitness, not orienteering (despite a couple of stupid mistakes near the end due to tiredness), and even if I remove my mistakes in winsplits, I would have still taken 2:50:00.

Blue Long - Splits

Sunday May 25

Orienteering race 1:36:16 [3] **** 4.84 km (19:53 / km) +190m 16:38 / km
shoes: Integrators pair 2
DVOA A-meet - middle - Hickory Run state park, PA. This was a technical area with low visibility, nothing at all like the open CO and WY maps I'm used to. I overshot the first control, and then had a complete disaster on no 2. Eventually, after about no 7, I began to get the hang of the map and started to do much better. I was nervous about no 12 (the longest leg) but even this one worked out OK (apart from going about 10 paces up the wrong trail). However, I'd lost so much time on the first few controls that I had a poor finish time, even by my standards.

Blue Middle - Splits


 

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