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Training Log Archive: richf

In the 7 days ending Nov 6, 2004:

activity # timemileskm+m
  running5 4:43:00 33.0(8:35) 53.11(5:20)
  weights2 1:02:00
  swim1 10:00
  rest2 2
  Total7 5:55:02 33.0 53.11
averages - rhr:51

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Saturday Nov 6, 2004 #

rest 1 [1]

No training. Bunch of gests over for dinner today and not much sleep night before. It's another huge win in the good food column.

I'm partway through clean-up at about 1 a.m. when Kristin yells downstairs...

Friday Nov 5, 2004 #

running (trails) 46:00 [2] 5.0 mi (9:12 / mi)

Creekside only using lights. Shadow along. Still full from yesterday's 10 course affair.

weights 31:00 [2]

Thursday Nov 4, 2004 #

rest 1 [1]

Business dinner at Galileo. VCs pay. If this were my real life ...

This may go down as one of the best food and wine weeks in a long time.

Wednesday Nov 3, 2004 #

running (trails) 1:20:00 [2] 9.0 mi (8:53 / mi)

With Shadow at night looping the local forest using lights . Course is nearly a repeat of Monday I think. A little slow today (near walk at points) for all the leaf cover. Hard to see the rocks/roots/ruts.

Note to self: running is clearly more beneficial to running than is riding to running.

Tuesday Nov 2, 2004 #

running 53:00 [2] 6.0 mi (8:50 / mi)
max:140

weights 31:00 [3]

Monday Nov 1, 2004 #

running (trails) 1:14:00 [2] 9.0 mi (8:13 / mi)
rhr:51

with shadow using lights

Sunday Oct 31, 2004 #

running 30:00 [3] 4.0 mi (7:30 / mi)

hill repeats. was planning on more but not today.

swim 10:00 [1]

more floating really

Note

My big nod to orienteering is to carry a map while we walk in the park with the dog for an hour plus. Can’t get any serious training in today. The in-laws are in town and I am still recovering from last night’s dinner. A fine dinner it was. Besides the in-laws with a birthday to celebrate my own parents stopped by to toast completion of a major certification exam, and everybody is excited about the impending arrival (Nov 17th +/- ?). Kristin, who had been discouraging my consuming “the really good wine” without her, gives a complete green light for indulgence.

With all due respect to Nadim and his own dietary indiscretion I mock brownie/blondie angst. If you are going down you should go down big that’s my view. Then you know it was worth it.

Last night’s celebratory diet:

Food:
Coriander crusted moulard duck with peach and crushed olive relish
A whole beef tenderloin with a fresh rosemary rub
Baked potato stuffed withed whipped egg/cream and cheese
Lots of bread with lots of butter and olive oil
Assorted veggies
Chocolate soufflé

There was also a significant liquid calorie count. Because there are empty bottles there must have also been wine from:
Stellenbosch
Guigal
D’arenburg
Marquis Philip
Paul Hobbs
Beaucastel
Kumeu River

Fortunately my love of food and wine is balanced with my love of exercise as it’ll take me a week to run this off. It’s not going to help that I’ve swapped bike commuting for car in case I need to join Kristin at the hospital. My budget also prevents my repeating this spectacle frequently. In the meantime I live up to the Fat & Happy MTB team motto and stay away from Mr. Scale.

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