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Training Archive: bl

In the 7 days ending 2008-05-31:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  road running2 1:42:50 11.7(8:47) 18.83(5:27) 130
  orienteering2 1:35:11 6.41(14:50) 10.32(9:13) 41525 /26c96%
  trail/woods running3 1:25:11 8.6 13.84
  track2 22:21 4.47(4:59) 7.2(3:06)
  Total9 5:05:33 31.19 50.19 54525 /26c96%
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Saturday May 31

track 22:06 [4]4.8 km (4:36 / km)
shoes: Brooks Cascadia
at BHS track, 3 X 1600, 10' cycle: 7:39, 7:14, 7:13. Sharp pain left groin in starting warmup, disappeared, seems ok an hr later. Nearly 80 deg but SW wind. Even pace, just a start, point is to run some but not get injured....
track 15 [2]2.4 km (6 / km)
shoes: Brooks Cascadia
warmup, down

Friday May 30

road running 48:12 [3]4.8 mi (10:01 / mi)
shoes: New Balance 992
the usual, same loop as Wed but in opposite direction, then missed a turn and added 0.5 mi.

Thursday May 29

road running 54:38 [3]6.9 mi (7:54 / mi) +130m 4:39 / km
shoes: New Balance 992
Home fm NHH, not since 5/12. Close to 80 deg in sun, thirsty, felt strong, did not work hard until last 3 splits & then could have done more...PR, always nice to experience those rare times when legs can go & go.


Ord 8:39
Bow Mob 15:31 - 6:53
Gndvw 20:35 - 5:04
Knox 29:18 - 8:42
Dow 33:22 - 4:04
Rob 41:03 - 7:41
Dean 50:29 - 9:26
BBR 53:50 - 3:20
end 54:38 - :48

Wednesday May 28

trail/woods running 43:10 [3]4.3 mi (10:01 / mi)
shoes: New Balance 1011
usual noon w/ Diane, mix of road, grass & woods trail. Feet still complaining about what would have been next to impossible in O shoes (Monday's course).

Tuesday May 27

trail/woods running 41:41 [3]4.3 mi (9:40 / mi)
shoes: New Balance 1011
w/ Diane at SPS on grass & trails ironing out kinks.

Monday May 26

orienteering race 59:35 [4]*** 6.6 km (9:02 / km) +265m 7:31 / km
spiked:13/12c shoes: Brooks Cascadia
Team Trials classic - third good run in a row, quite unusual. Very rocky ground, very happy with trail shoes for cushioning. Unhappy w/ route choice on #2 since i did not do what I had decided to do (run around to left on phone line vs over top & deal with the myriad paths). Went to 4 before 3, did not realize I did so until I got to three, then back to four (reward is spiking more controls than there were). Lost less than I thought I suppose as 4 was enroute but RC to three was higher, on road - entire area was as rocky as it gets. Most pleased that left groin strain did not worsen, at all, & did not affect - could feel it driving down with pollen-induced coughing etc. Beat TIm P & Glen T by some seconds. All in all, excellent weekend, great maps, weather, effort by DVOA.

Episode of the flat tire, AAA taking nearly 3 hrs, well past bedtime to fix, getting caught by local police driving wrong way on 1 way to save seconds to get to bed sooner (lost some 12' there) - to bed by 1150, no ticket....

Sunday May 25

orienteering race 35:36 [4]*** 3.72 km (9:34 / km) +150m 7:58 / km
spiked:12/14c
Middle Distance 3.72k, 150m climb. Perfect weather, good course in generally green woods, well-mapped. Good run, less than 1' mistakes on 1 & 6. Best green x time (9.57'/k) Parking in field very much reminded me of a European meet, all the sun as well. Visited boulder field after, incredible work of nature 15-20,000yrs ago.
trail/woods running 20 [3]
warm-up etc 20' first 2 days


 

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