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Training Archive: walk

In the 7 days ending 2006-09-23:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  Trail run3 2:35:38 12.0 19.31
  Orienteering6 2:14:00 7.84 12.62 34056 /69c81%
  Cycling1 1:00:00
  Strength1 30:00
  Total11 6:19:38 19.84 31.93 34056 /69c81%
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Saturday Sep 23

Event: CNYO A meet
 
Trail run warm up/down 30:00 [1]
shoes: VJ Integrator
CNYO A-Meet - 65, wet but break in rain which was heavy earlier and started again as we left.
Jogging around before both events, stretching.
Orienteering race 14:26 [4]*** 1.83 km (7:53 / km) +50m 6:56 / km
spiked:12/13c shoes: VJ Integrator
Old Eyes Sprint @ CNYO - Good run except 2, lost minute or so looking for W end of thick veg rather than bend in stream - duh! Rest ok picking correct trail or path thru goldenrod.
Orienteering race 40:11 [4]*** 3.52 km (11:25 / km) +115m 9:49 / km
spiked:10/13c shoes: VJ Integrator
Middle Course - Green, CNYO - Fairly good run but allowed myself to get distracted by others in parts, mainly keeping an eye on Walter after he caught me by 2. Then lost him after 6 but had followed his route into slash and never really got into leg until had crossed main stream at bottom of valley. Back up for a 4' error. Also not so good route to 1 (thru parking lot? Why?) lost another 1' or so. After 6 was mainly alone (try to keep ahead of Bob L).

Interesting set of courses. Nice job Barb and CNYO.

Middle - Green - Splits

Sprint - Old Eyes - Splits

Thursday Sep 21

Trail run 59:38 [1]6.0 mi (9:57 / mi)
weight:145lbs shoes: Attack II
Purple loop - 58, clear, dry, brisk NW wind. Fall is coming. Finally seem to have recovered. This felt quite good heading out and was a good effort. Did some speed strides: 15" hard/20" rcy * 3 with 5' jog in between.
Strength 30:00 [1]
Splitting wood for an hour or more, then had a nice soak. Interesting surprise when took the cover off - two little frogs (or toads) were hunkered at the top of the wood. Gently set them in the lawn to find another home.
Note
Just heard from Lucy - She got 6" of snow yesterday and it's dumping now. Expect 10" tonight. Winter hits the high country.

Wednesday Sep 20

Cycling (Road) 1:00:00 [1]
weight:146lbs
W Simsbury loop w hill portion - 63, clear, sunny dry autumn day. Great day to be out, leaves just starting to change. Nice steady pace around the loop.

Tuesday Sep 19

Trail run 1:06:00 [1]6.0 mi (10:59 / mi)
weight:147lbs shoes: NB1060
Purple loop - 70, humid, grey - Hard to get going and struggled all way around except a brief middle flat section where Lyn started to stride out, so went along. Couldn't keep it going for long and became a trudge in the end, walking some of the ups. Generally tired all day and stiff from bending over chasing buggies yesterday. Went after them again today - still a few around but lots of stiff ones. So maybe under control for a bit. Will have to keep watch, tho the season is almost over.

Monday Sep 18

Note
weight:147lbs (rest day)
Spent the afternoon trying to catch up with the garden activity. Just as we were leaving Fri, Lyn rushed in alarmed - all sorts of ugly grey bugs had taken over some of the yellow squash plants. Going thru the available defensive mechanisms in the garage turned up only a spray bottle with soapy water. Everything else of more offensive nature had dried up from lack of use. So as a long shot, sprayed all that dared to be seen, and headed off for the sprints.

Turned out to be quite effective. Those that got a good drenching were left immobilized on the leaves not to bother anything. Today we stopped by the nursery for more positive and aggressive steps. Bugs were identified as 'squash bugs' - Gee, these guys are so creative. And we got some insecticidal soap spray to go after them with. All this soap, we sure will have clean plants. Seemed to work on those that dared to show their grey bodies. Just had to spend much of the afternoon bent over looking under leaves checking out the situation. Then turned compost and called it a day.

Sunday Sep 17

Orienteering warm up/down 10:00 [1]
shoes: VJ Integrator
Sprints - before, trying to get parts moving.
Orienteering race (Sprint) 15:47 [5]*** 2.4 km (6:35 / km) +40m 6:04 / km
spiked:11/14c shoes: VJ Integrator
Sprint 1 - 70, grey - Off like a turtle amongst rockets. The rest were gone by the first control, tho could still see them in distance until 4. Then alone until second heat caught up going to 11 and followed them. 4th by a long margin.

(Addition) Felt the Farsta effects heading towards 2 up the small climb from 1. Just slow and not recovered - this should have been Sat and the Farsta on Sun.
C • Sprints first 3
Orienteering race (Sprint) 29:38 [4]*** 2.32 km (12:46 / km) +55m 11:25 / km
spiked:9/14c shoes: VJ Integrator
Sprint #2 - Dismal affair - never focussed and tried to just run and keep up with Dave Onkst and Phil (duh!!!) A lot of minor bobbles with biggies at 5 and 10. May describe it in detailed painful analysis on the split list, or not. Best forgotten.
Came in well last of the group and relegated to start, once again, in the very first heat of the Final for 3 in a row plus last year.
Orienteering race (Sprint) 23:58 [4]*** 2.55 km (9:24 / km) +80m 8:07 / km
spiked:14/15c shoes: VJ Integrator
Sprint Final - Best run of the day. Took Valeriy's advice: Go slow, be careful! It worked and was first of my group and first finisher almost - Gerald Yip just nipped me at the finish, making up 4'. Ran on my own after 2 and only saw later runners on their first loop crossing my path. Clean except for 6 on the second loop - think I missed the trail and wound up beyond the cabins to the L somehow.

Fun course, good weekend. Thanks to all.

Sprint #1 - short - Splits

Sprint #2 - short - Splits

Sprint FINAL - short - Splits


 

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