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Training Archive: PG

In the 7 days ending 2008-01-19:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  nautilus7 5:35:00
  hike1 58:31 4.36(13:25) 7.02(8:20)
  road running3 41:29 4.5(9:13) 7.24(5:43)
  treadmill2 9:30 0.8(11:52) 1.29(7:22)
  Total13 7:24:30 9.66 15.55
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Saturday Jan 19

Event: Anza Borrego Desert O-Fest
 
nautilus 1:10:00 [1]
weight:142lbs
Good workout. Knee was sore after yesterday, so no run today, but it was feeling better as the day went on. Well, actually I did run a little, to the car after the UMass BB game to beat the crowd, knee felt ok and I was on the road before the jams started. Try again tomorrow.

Also decided it's time to try a little harder to keep the G under control.

Friday Jan 18

road running 19:03 [2]2.08 mi (9:08 / mi)
shoes: Asics trail
Another day, another mile. Actually 2 miles today! Whoopee. Knee still aches some, but it is slowly calming down. Don't notice it most of the time. Hope I am not overstressing it with these long runs....

My computer at work is starting to behave itself too. Had the computer guy in yesterday, mostly to deal with remaining issues with my tax software. Of course he had to also deal with other pressing issues, like how to make the print larger on AttackPoint. Well, smart as he was, he couldn't. He could change the screen resolution, which he did, which made it a little more legible, but the place where you can make the text smaller or larger had no impact at all, other than making the bullets larger. I guess when you use crappy products (PC and Explorer) you have to expect crappy results.
C • text size and SOAP 9
nautilus 20:00 [1]

Thursday Jan 17

road running 13:53 [2]1.5 mi (9:15 / mi)
A little bit icy. And a little bit farther. Still pretty feeble.

nautilus 15:00 [1]

Wednesday Jan 16

road running 8:33 [2]0.92 mi (9:16 / mi)
Outside, in shorts! It wasn't all that warm, I just forgot to take my long pants.

Felt old, slow, and still a little sore.

nautilus 1:00:00 [1]
Note
So after spending a few hours yesterday dealing with new software and a new computer (one of the PC things) and continually running into problems, and mostly solving them, I show up today and discover a whole extra set of problems. Time to start over. Called up the guy we got the computer from, the one who supposedly transferred all the files over, get him to come back and do it all over again, this time hopefully right. And then re-install the 07 software.

There is reason to believe this might actually work (bearing in mind that a definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different outcome). He was told not to copy over the files from years prior to 2003, but I think what he did was look in the tax folder and just copy files starting with 03 through 06. Which was ok in itself, except he forgot about a lot of other files that don't start with any number at all (licenses, documents, settings, all the stuff I was dealing with yesterday, plus today's surprise, all the depreciation data, plus who knows what else).

So tomorrow morning I get to start all over again, with more success I hope.

I suppose in the meantime I am learning a little more about how those second-rate PCs work. Though this is interfering with my plans to go over to Worcester and find John Fredrickson and collect the bounty.


C • Mac! 2

Tuesday Jan 15

treadmill 5:30 [1]0.5 mi (10:59 / mi)
C • ramp 12
nautilus 45:00 [1]

Monday Jan 14

nautilus 55:00 [1]
Feeling tired, maybe because I'd just been to the dentist and the right side was numb, so all my muscles weren't kicking in?

treadmill 4:00 [1]0.3 mi (13:19 / mi)
Knee still a little sore, but this was about .28 miles farther than any running in the last four weeks, even if it was barely a run.

Sunday Jan 13

nautilus 1:10:00 [1]
Just another day in my "getting buff" program, plus cross-connecting with a couple more folks.

Actually the system at the gym is rather entertaining, because all the machines are hooked up to a computer and when you are done you have a record of it all. Which is interesting in itself, you can even access it from the web. And apparently it logged in all the stuff I did when I last was doing this about three years ago, so I can look up and see what I was doing then.

And you can see how you stand against all the other folks at the gym, if you're so inclined.

But the most entertaining is the single number it gives you at the end, namely, how many pounds you lifted. Which I can't remember exactly -- I know, I can access it from here, but it seems like they only upload the stuff in the wee hours each night, so what I can see from home doesn't have the current day.

But I think it was a little over 12 tons. :-)

Of course my hero Doyle could do that in about 30 reps.

C • 12 tons 7
hike 58:31 [1]4.36 mi (13:24 / mi)
Just walking but working up a sweat....



 

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