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Training Archive: speedy

In the 7 days ending 2007-02-25:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Trail-Grass Running7 4:54:17 32.57 52.41
  Orienteering2 47:52 2.85 4.58
  Road Running2 37:00 1.7 2.73
  Strength2 20:00
  Nishi System1 20:00
  Total14 6:59:09 37.11 59.72
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Sunday Feb 25

Event: Ugly Mudder, 7 mile trail run
 
Road Running warm up/down 15:00 [2]
slept:6.5 shoes: VJ Integrator 2006
Warmup before trail run race.
Trail-Grass Running race 56:32 [4] 11.68 km (4:50 / km) vdot: 42.0
ahr:157 max:167 slept:6.5 (injured) shoes: VJ Integrator 2006
"UGLY MUDDER" 7.25mi trail run in Reading, PA.

Good weather conditions, ran wearing two T-shirts, winter tights, and O-shoes, which was a key gear for today's race. Most of the race went on the icy snow surface and I only could wondering how all those people - around 600 - are going to handle it wearing regular snikers.

At the start I was in the first row, which was more tactical point and that paid off: on the first uphill I wasn't stuck behind slower runners and at the first check point was 7th running with the group of 4 others. I didn't see Wyatt, even when I looked behind me. On the first longer uphil my train was moving faster than me and I slowed down - probably lack of hills training and yesterday's O-training at Fatlands also added some tiredness into my legs. Anyway, several runners past me including Wyatt - it took him long enough to catch me up. But his pace was almost same as mine after that uphill and I tried to stay close to him and another guy. Eventually we both, me and Wyatt, benefited from wearing O-shoes - apparently course went off of icy trail onto icy and rocky hillside, guys slowed down, we passed all of them (probably it was about 200m or so on the hillside). One or two got closer to us at the following flat trail, but there was another challenge - now we suppose to get up the hill on icy and rocky surface through some bushes, which sounds more like orienteering :) Even with the O-shoes it wasn't easy. Once again, we got ahead closing gap with other runner in front of us. Unfortunately we didn't catch him. I passed Wyatt just before the finish where I managed to climb last hill faster and sprint last 100m.

Placed 7th overall and 2nd in my age group. Wyatt was just 6sec. behind in 3rd place, 8th overall.

Left knee was Okay during race. But later at night it was hurting, which was expected. Icying helped a bit.

Two years ago I ran UM in 1:01:06, so, this year 5 minutes faster mostly because of icy ground.
Road Running warm up/down 22:00 [1] 2.73 km (8:04 / km)
slept:6.5 shoes: VJ Integrator 2006
Cooldown with Wyatt after race.

Saturday Feb 24

Trail-Grass Running warm up/down 21:00 [2] 4.09 km (5:08 / km)
ahr:133 max:149 slept:7.0 (injured) shoes: Sarva Duotech
VF Fatlands training - warmup on and off the trails.
Orienteering 32:52 [3] **** 4.58 km (7:11 / km)
ahr:153 max:163 slept:7.0 (injured) shoes: Sarva Duotech
VF Fatlands training - "lot of hills" course. Lost my e-punch stick on the first downhill where I slipped on the icy hillside. Realized that on at the next control, came back to the placewhere I slipped and spent some time looking for the e-stick. And found it ... almost on the top of the hill. So, I lost few minutes on that leg.
Orienteering (Controls pickup) 15:00 [2] ****
slept:7.0 (injured) shoes: Sarva Duotech
VF Fatlands training - controls pickup on the northern side of the hill.

Friday Feb 23

Trail-Grass Running 40:00 [3]
max:147 slept:6.5 weight:67.9kg (injured) shoes: Salomon XA Pro 3D (2006)
AM: Sunny but windy weather. Usual loop on the trail.

Thursday Feb 22

Trail-Grass Running 34:15 [3] 7.37 km (4:39 / km)
ahr:135 max:142 slept:6.5 weight:67.7kg (injured) shoes: Salomon XA Pro 3D (2006)
AM: Was a little bit late, so, set a higher pace to compensate luck of time.

Wednesday Feb 21

Nishi System 20:00 [1]
slept:7.0 weight:67.8kg
Skipped morning run. Some shorter version of morning routing.
Strength 10:00 [1]
slept:7.0 weight:67.8kg
AM: Abs - 1 x 1.5min., pushups 2 x 35.
PM: Abs 4 x 20, HLECMT 3 x 15 each leg, Pushups 2 x 30.
Trail-Grass Running 48:30 [2] 9.86 km (4:55 / km)
ahr:127 max:135 slept:7.0 (injured) shoes: Salomon XA Pro 3D (2006)
Easy run on the trail in the dusk for 30 min., then back home around HS and along road on the grass.

Tuesday Feb 20

Trail-Grass Running 40:30 [3] 8.51 km (4:46 / km)
ahr:134 max:145 slept:6.5 weight:67.9kg (injured) shoes: Salomon XA Pro 3D (2006)
AM: Forget about knee ... it hurts anyway, with or w/out running - what the difference?! But it was match better in the morning than yesterday.

Nice sunny morning and I was ready for a run. L knee felt Okay during the run. Definitely, it wasn't abuse for 2 hours like last Sunday :)

Still, UM run is under question.
Trail-Grass Running 53:30 [2] 10.9 km (4:54 / km)
ahr:131 max:139 slept:6.5 (injured) shoes: Salomon XA Pro 3D (2006)
PM: Was able to get back home early enough for an evening run before dusk, at least I managed stay on the trail for 30 minutes and the rest was on the grass around HS and along paved trail.
Strength 10:00 [1]
slept:6.5
Abs 4 x 20, HLECMT 3 x 15 each leg, Pushups 2 x 30.

Monday Feb 19

Note
Week 9.
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Day 1: L (up to 25% + Strides 5-6x20-30sec.)
Day 2: E
Day 3: R-1 6x(2x200 + 1x400 @ R-pace up to 5%)
Day 4: Ti* 5x(1mi repeats @ T-pace w/1min. rest up to 8% or 10km)
Day 5: E
Day 6: E
Day 7: I-2 + Strides (4min/3min. up to 8% or 10km)
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Note
slept:6.5 weight:68.8kg (injured)
L Knee is not happy since yesterday night.
C • Sorry to hear that. If it had... 1


 

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