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Training Log Archive: Tynomite

In the 7 days ending Jan 8, 2013:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering4 5:54:59 23.3(15:14) 37.5(9:28) 78674 /89c83%
  Running1 7:55 0.63(12:29) 1.02(7:46) 40
  Total4 6:02:54 23.94(15:10) 38.52(9:25) 82674 /89c83%

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Tuesday Jan 8, 2013 #

12 PM

Running warm up/down 7:55 intensity: (45 @1) + (3:40 @2) + (3:30 @3) 1.02 km (7:46 / km) +40m 6:30 / km
ahr:137 max:152

Run to start
12:11 PM. Wellington, New Zealand. Burned 89 calories.

Long warm up to the start.

Orienteering race 34:47 intensity: (5 @1) + (10 @2) + (12:15 @3) + (21:42 @4) + (35 @5) **** 4.6 km (7:34 / km) +146m 6:32 / km
ahr:163 max:182 spiked:18/19c

Oceania Day 4 - Government House
12:51 PM. Wellington, New Zealand. Burned 409 calories.
Course: M21E 3.6 km 134 m
This was the longest sprint i have done (time wise). There were steep hills and tricky route-choices. I made just about all the wrong route choices and made some critical errors too. Most notably was the long route choice from 6 to 7 where i chose the steep climby leg.... The other was 13 to 14 when i completey missed the path out of Govermnet House and back into the school. Still it was a great fun race. I always feel sorry for those who start behind me, i never get to give them and lead into controls.

Sunday Jan 6, 2013 #

2 PM

Orienteering race 1:09:17 intensity: (16 @1) + (1:00 @2) + (44:55 @3) + (23:06 @4) ***** 7.08 km (9:47 / km) +71m 9:19 / km
ahr:157 max:175 spiked:15/19c

Oceania Day 3 - Manga Pirau
2:30 PM. Waikawa Beach, New Zealand. Burned 486 calories.
Course: M21E 5.1 km 135 m
This was always going to be a realy fun race. I love dunes. I started out slow and really got into the navigation. Towards # 8 i was starting to get cocky and was brutally pulled back into line by a lovely parallel error. I ended up thinking i was one clearing south of where i actually was. This was followed up by another error on 10 and then i was settle back down and had a clean couple of controls. Then #14 happened. I went out to the beach thinking i would be able to find a decent attack point to lead me back into the dunes and then the control. No. No there was no attack point and decided to revisit 5 before tackling 14. After that epic blowout i mananged a pretty smooth end to the course. Not sure how i pulled that off...

Saturday Jan 5, 2013 #

11 AM

Orienteering race 2:09:25 intensity: (40 @1) + (8:35 @2) + (1:38:05 @3) + (22:05 @4) **** 12.24 km (10:34 / km) +112m 10:07 / km
ahr:152 max:175 spiked:26/30c

Oceania Day 2 - Osgiliath Wood
11:03 AM. Waitarere Forest, New Zealand. Burned 810 calories.
Course: M21E 10.1 km 90 m
From one epic to another. The forest on this was quite nice and soft to run thorugh, but I didn't get to enjoy it much, since my legs were really buggered from day 1. I managed to completely stuff #9 and really only found it by a combination of luck and the fact that Morten was searching for it too (i grabbed it before he did!). He let me follow him into 10 but he then quickly disappeared. The most talked about bit of this map was that in the Microcarpa and out in the dunes proper. Both horrible areas, and the dunes were very hard to understand with a very minimalist mapping style. To throw us into this for half our course was just mean, especially because it was the end of the course!

Friday Jan 4, 2013 #

11 AM

Orienteering race 2:01:30 intensity: (15 @1) + (3:10 @2) + (1:34:30 @3) + (23:35 @4) **** 13.58 km (8:57 / km) +458m 7:39 / km
ahr:149 max:180 spiked:15/21c

Oceania Day 1 - Fusilier
11:11 AM. Manawatu, New Zealand. Burned 1045 calories.
Course: M21E 11.5 km 140 m
Orienteering baptism by fire. This was my first navigation for some time and it showed. Also, wasn't really up for the actual distance of this i think. I got around in the end though. Lots of problems keeping a bearing in the forest with me drifting a long way right on the majority of the controls i made errors. Felt like a lot of running without much thinking on much of the course. The forest was nice and soft.

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