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Training Log Archive: bl

In the 7 days ending Nov 30, 2017:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering2 1:49:06 4.28(25:29) 6.89(15:50) 119
  Weightexercise workout3 1:40:00
  Cardio3 1:13:19 3.38 5.44 3
  Total7 4:42:25 7.66 12.33 122

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Thursday Nov 30, 2017 #

9 AM

Orienteering 47:08 [3] 2.0 mi (23:34 / mi) +40m 22:11 / mi

Returned to Lebanon to rerun the brown courses from last month’s A meet. A nice way to spend part of the last day of November tho it was cold (23F) in the shade in parking at 9a when I arrived.

Ran Saturday 2.7k in 47’ which was much, much better than before, but, no mistakes. I was doubly deliberate where needed and, of course, familiar with both course & some of terrain. Took the north route from 3>4, the RC I did not see last month. It certainly saved the slugfest of a climb I found myself stuck with the first time.

1, 2, 3, were pretty straightforward. 4, the long leg, was fine going N to the trail, & keeping track of where to leave & rejoin the main RC trail. To 6, I went all the way to the N end of the uncrossable marsh, then cont’d N to the large rock face and read details from there. What a difference it made.... Leaving 8, I stayed along the marsh & its drainage and then angled sl left to climb, saw the small boulder and then the rock face, much better than before. 4, 6 & 9 were pretty lousy in October.

Returned to the car. Had some crackers & OJ. Had considered going inside DHMC for a coffee. Didn’t really feel like going out again. It was about 10:45, the day still young. After maybe 20’, I gathered sufficient enthusiasm to get out, get warm enough and make my way to the start triangle. I’d flubbed #1 in October. Went straight this time and read all needed features. 2, straight as before. To 3, I went straight thru woods. Much more interesting than the long path route I took the first time. Kept me awake and engaged. 3 to 6 cluster was straightforward. Repeated same routes to 7, 8, 9. #10 went straight - it was the most technical of the weekend but seemed familiar. Got enough features on “rough” O to read to the point. The run-ins both times were no better than before due to right leg weakness.
11 AM

Orienteering 1:01:58 [3] 2.28 mi (27:11 / mi) +79m 24:32 / mi

Not much improved over last time. Accurate though. Legs were flat.

Wednesday Nov 29, 2017 #

Weightexercise workout 35:00 [1]

Tuesday Nov 28, 2017 #

4 PM

Cardio 36:01 [3] 2.22 mi (16:13 / mi) +2m 16:11 / mi

BHS track at dusk which was about 4:35. Calm, nice afterglow and 3/4ths moon already well above horizon. Had light down jacket over light wind breaker over polyester shirt - good guard against the cold, and gradually shed (day started 19F in Bow). Decent energy due to enthusiasm re moon/time of day etc. Am quite OOB at end of 200s, say 7/10. Had 310X - don't think HRM was synchronized as it said not.

Had CTA last week, appt this Thurs with vascular surgery to see what can be done with claudication sx.

Monday Nov 27, 2017 #

Weightexercise workout 25:00 [1]

Cardio 20:00 [2]

Saturday Nov 25, 2017 #

Weightexercise workout 40:00 [1]

Have been remiss re exercise - too much T-Giving intervention, NHH work and house improvement stuff with deadline.
3 PM

Cardio 17:18 [2] 1.16 mi (14:55 / mi) +1m 14:52 / mi

After the Y, stopped at BHS. It was still a warm afternoon. Overcast, calm. I had no get-go which was not surprising, and so was satisfied with a mile. Needed to get home to grand kids' visit, too.

Mocha (15y4m) jumped into the back of the car unaided this morning: ingredients were the morning energy we all have, as well as its being chilly with the additional enthusiasm of no car-walk yesterday, and the optimal treat for the final psychological boost.

A hungry inquirer by Touree

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