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Training Archive: cedarcreek

In the 7 days ending 2008-06-13:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  Strength1 1:30:00
  Orienteering1 43:48 1.62(27:06) 2.6(16:50) 90
  Running1 25:22 1.74(14:34) 2.8(9:03) 30
  Total3 2:39:10 3.36 5.4 120
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Thursday Jun 12

Strength 1:30:00 [1]
Digging, framing a form, and mixing eleven 80-pound bags of concrete for a pad for our soon-to-be-new air conditioner condensor unit. That's 880 pounds of concrete before the water is added. 400kg.

I'm writing this Thursday. I was beat Tuesday after doing this. It took about 2 hours to dig and frame, and then about 3 more to mix, pour, and smooth the concrete---and we even had a concrete mixer.

Wednesday I was sore, but okay.

Thursday, this morning, I was *really really* sore. Not sore like after a car wreck, but...dang, am I sore. It must be Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness. I pretty much nail the contributing factors.

I did okay with this, my first concrete project. It looks decent. I failed to understand how to get the rough tread surface until it was too late. I knew that you smooth it initially when it's really soft, but I didn't realize the edging and brooming or trowelling happens as it sets up, when it is more gel-like. (I did a decent edge, but not as nice as I'd hoped.)

I was out after dark on Tuesday with my big headlamp doing the edging.

Monday Jun 9

Running 25:22 [3]2.8 km (9:04 / km) +30m 8:36 / km
shoes: Brooks
Quick run around the 'hood with Katie. Started off wheezing and slow and finished a little better.

Sunday Jun 8

Event: OCIN French Park Sprints
 
Orienteering race 43:48 [4]2.6 km (16:51 / km) +90m 14:22 / km
shoes: Icebug MR2 Green
Advanced Sprint at French Park. This was David W.'s 2nd or 3rd attempt at course setting, and it was definitely advanced difficulty. Possibly a little too much slow stuff, but a really nice way of spreading out the climb.

A hot and muggy day, with a moderate howl of cidadas in the breeze. It was hot enough that it was hard for me to push the pace. I felt like I was dogging it, but the hills just slowed me down to a survival pace.

If I have one regret, it's that I didn't push even harder on the last split. I just ran it in, and ended up within seconds of dersu. He had 26 seconds to my 33. I just assumed I didn't have any hope of winning that split. I've got to get with the program, I guess. (Gerald mentioned I looked good finishing, but I was trying to not push it too hard. I should have gone for it. I might not have made up 7 seconds, but I wouldn't be regretting it now.)

Saturday Jun 7

Event: NavStock Weekend
 


 

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