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Training Log Archive: PG

In the 7 days ending Apr 11, 2017:

activity # timemileskm+ft
  biking - red bike6 6:20:46 96.49(3:57) 155.28(2:27) 3098
  orienteering1 1:06:55 3.01(22:15) 4.84(13:49) 389
  Total7 7:27:41 99.5(4:30) 160.12(2:48) 3487
averages - weight:143.2lbs

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Tuesday Apr 11, 2017 #

2 PM

biking - red bike 1:07:14 intensity: (1:07 @1) + (26:39 @2) + (39:18 @3) + (10 @4) 17.01 mi (3:57 / mi) +370ft 3:52 / mi
ahr:130 max:152 weight:143lbs

Getting to be downright hot, mid-80s, SE 10-15 mph. Not much zip, expect the warm temps had something to do with that.

5 PM

orienteering 1:06:55 intensity: (5:55 @1) + (52:11 @2) + (8:49 @3) 3.01 mi (22:15 / mi) +389ft 19:49 / mi
ahr:118 max:139

The first of Phil's training series, at Earl's Trails. 4.4 km orange course. Feeling old and frail. But nice dinner together afterwards.

Just wanted to see if trying to do the Billygoat makes any sense. Not a clear answer.

Monday Apr 10, 2017 #

4 PM

biking - red bike 42:15 intensity: (47 @1) + (33:14 @2) + (8:14 @3) 11.14 mi (3:48 / mi) +73ft 3:46 / mi
ahr:126 max:139 weight:143lbs

Upper 70s, S 15-20 mph. Took only about a minute out in the (head)wind to change from my planned route to one that minimizes the headwinds and maximizes the tailwinds, and what's not to like about that. A much better choice than getting pissed. And even took the last mile easy, which I should do all the time but almost never do.

Sunday Apr 9, 2017 #

1 PM

biking - red bike 1:34:37 intensity: (43 @1) + (34:53 @2) + (56:48 @3) + (1:59 @4) + (14 @5) 24.18 mi (3:55 / mi) +751ft 3:48 / mi
ahr:132 max:162 weight:144lbs

Spring seems to be here, at least for a little while. Mid-60s, W 5-10. First time out in just shorts for several months. Lots of people out riding and running, burgers were on the grill in a couple of spots, a couple of cars went by with their tops down.

Went by the Franklin County Fairgrounds and its 1/2-mile dirt track. Brought back memories of running in a 24-hour relay there. I think I had the 4-6 am shift. Will have to see if I can look it up.

Saturday Apr 8, 2017 #

2 PM

biking - red bike 48:34 intensity: (46 @1) + (19:37 @2) + (26:53 @3) + (1:18 @4) 12.16 mi (4:00 / mi) +207ft 3:56 / mi
ahr:130 max:158 weight:143lbs shoes: red bike tires #2

Two new tires, one new tube. Had 3,776 on the old set in not quite 11 months, so I figure I got my money's worth.

Upper 40s, WNW 15 mph. Another day with a lot more wind than I care for, but managed to get out for at least a short ride, up the river and back (ie. mostly flat).

Looks like in a couple of days I'll be complaining about it being too hot. :-)

Windy for this guy too --

Friday Apr 7, 2017 #

2 PM

biking - red bike 45:33 intensity: (35 @1) + (3:57 @2) + (26:26 @3) + (13:39 @4) + (56 @5) 11.3 mi (4:02 / mi) +629ft 3:50 / mi
ahr:145 max:163 weight:143lbs

Leverett loop clockwise, except I didn't finish, got a flat rear tire right at the town line on Bull Hill Road. Must be something in the rear tire causing a problem, thought I checked it pretty good when it got a flat a little bit ago, but I guess not. Time for new tires.

And as far as the post-flat experience, humanity got an 80% approval rating:

-- First house, when I asked to borrow the phone to call my wife, the old guy just said No.
-- Second house, the woman said sure, come right in. Plus she was baking cookies, offered me one. Husband, lying on the couch watching the Masters, was friendly too.
-- Back outside waiting for Gail, a guy in a pick-up stopped, asked if I needed a ride someplace.
-- And then a guy riding a fat bike came by, offered to help fix the flat, but then I said my new tube hadn't made it into my saddle bag...

4 out of 5 is pretty good.

About 50, WSW 10 mph.

Wednesday Apr 5, 2017 #

2 PM

biking - red bike 1:22:33 intensity: (51 @1) + (14:48 @2) + (57:30 @3) + (9:14 @4) + (10 @5) 20.7 mi (3:59 / mi) +1068ft 3:48 / mi
ahr:138 max:161 weight:143lbs

Mid 50s, N 0-5 mph. First time in a long time I went up in the hills a little bit, up to Lake Wyola and back. I had the excuse all winter of not feeling like it was all that safe, but the ice is long gone. Started with this modest route. Going up sure seemed difficult, but then coming back was fun.

Back is doing better. :-)

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