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Training Log Archive: Wyatt

In the 7 days ending Mar 30, 2008:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Cycling5 2:05:00 7.86 12.65 50
  Orienteering1 1:50:30 2.61(42:20) 4.2(26:19) 140
  Walking3 1:02:00 3.48(17:48) 5.61(11:04) 344
  Running1 10:00 0.8(12:30) 1.29(7:46)
  Total7 5:07:30 14.75 23.74 534

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Sunday Mar 30, 2008 #

Orienteering race 20:30 [2] 2.1 km (9:46 / km) +70m 8:22 / km
shoes: O-VJ Integrator Cleats

After walking white in 90 minutes with Oriana, I decided to try walking it fast. That was pretty much okay after 10 minutes, so I tried jogging it mostly on the 2nd half. During that half the knee pain slowly appeared, and was getting mildly sore by the end. Not terrible, but the same-old pain that normally only gets worse. I may try this again next week, after a week of walking/biking only. Or something like that.

Orienteering 1:30:00 [1] 2.1 km (42:51 / km) +70m 36:44 / km
shoes: O-VJ Integrator Cleats

Walking White with Oriana and French Creek East. She actually did the whole White course, with me helping. She decided most of the ways to go - basically looking for the right trail on the map & ground after I told her where we were on the map.
Mostly her interests wander a bunch, which slows us down because moving forward slips out of focus, but it is kinda interesting what she does focus on. E.g. we saw lots of different fungi, including a dead tree with 'climbing wall' shaped fungi, well spaced as if you could almost climb right up it. And she liked the obsidian pieces we found on the trail. I think that's what it is... And crossing the creeks w/o getting wet was pretty fun (although one of her feet went in a bit once.)

Saturday Mar 29, 2008 #

Cycling 45:00 [2] 7.86 mi (5:44 / mi) +50m 5:37 / mi

New bike from ... Walmart. Pretty nice for $129, but the stem is too short for me. I wonder if I should return it, or just look for a longer stem.

Friday Mar 28, 2008 #

Cycling (Reclined stationary) 20:00 [2]
ahr:140

Campbell, L12, 710 cal/hr.
Heading home today. I might go buy a real bike tomorrow. (Ala Walmart...) Glute and hamstrings getting sore-tired by the end. L-knee fine on the bike, although it still feels 'different' on stairs, sometimes.

Thursday Mar 27, 2008 #

Cycling (Reclined stationary) 20:00 [2]
ahr:142 max:156

First level-2 workout in a long time. L12 in Campbell. 780cal/hr.

I'm pretty sure I'm pushing asymmetrically, although I'm trying not to.

The L-knee was fine during this (I feared it wouldn't be given the effort). Did DT/stretch/'ice' afterwards (ice being a diet coke from the fridge, there being no ice here...)

Walking 22:00 [1] 2.0 km (11:00 / km) +200m 7:20 / km
shoes: R-Saucony Gray

Campbell treadmill said this was 10% grade but it didn't feel that hard. If I joined a gym, I might try a stairmaster or something soon, to keep up the 'walking' but increase the difficulty...

Wednesday Mar 26, 2008 #

Cycling (Reclined stationary) 20:00 [1]
ahr:100

AM: L10 in Campbell, ~500 cal/hr. No pain in the knee. (It's definitely assymttric/differnt feeling than the R-knee, but not pain like running for 3+ minutes does...)

Walking 20:00 [1] 1.82 km (11:00 / km) +144m 7:53 / km
shoes: R-Saucony Gray

PM: Also about ~500 cal/hr. effort, according to the treadmill

Tuesday Mar 25, 2008 #

Running 10:00 [1] 0.8 mi (12:30 / mi)
shoes: R-NB 531's

2 x 2.5 minutes, then 4 minutes, stopping at 4 instead 5 planned because knee was getting painful. There seems to still be a pretty serious limit on how far I can run... Darn. TT odds 20%. WOC odds 5%...

Walking warm up/down 20:00 [1] 1.11 mi (18:00 / mi)
shoes: R-NB 531's

Uphill 10 minute warmup, then intra running

Monday Mar 24, 2008 #

Cycling (Reclined stationary) 20:00 [1]
ahr:100

L10 in Campbell, ~500 cal/hr. Knee didn't get sore on this. And this is probably almost as much cardio effort as my 12min/mile running attempts. Perhaps I can ramp up on this and get a little cardio work as well as restrengthing the knee a bit.

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