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Training Archive: dlevine

In the 7 days ending 2006-11-18:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering1 4:48:31 15.53(18:34) 25.0(11:32)20 /17c118%
  Watercize2 1:47:00
  Cardio2 50:00
  Racquetball1 47:00
  Swimming1 35:45 1.0(35:45) 1.61(22:13)
  Handball1 30:00
  Weights2 15:00
  Total10 9:33:16 16.53 26.6120 /17c118%
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Friday Nov 17

Racquetball 47:00 [1]
(injured)
Payne; 10-15, 15-0 (skunk!), 11-8
Weights 5:00 [3]
Actually, penalty chin-ups and dips from racquetball match.

Thursday Nov 16

Swimming 35:45 [2] 1.0 mi (35:45 / mi)
(injured)
Started so slow and painfully that I thought I wouldn't make it 300 yards, but the knee pain worked its way through a bit and I made it the whole distance.
Watercize 54:00 [1]
(injured)
Handball 30:00 [1]
(injured)

Wednesday Nov 15

Cardio 20:00 [2]
(injured)
Recumbent bike @ 10
Weights 10:00 [2]
(injured)
Stopped due to pain in knee... I guess Sunday is still too recent...

Tuesday Nov 14

Watercize 53:00 [1]
(injured)

Monday Nov 13

Cardio 30:00 [2]
(injured)
Elliptical @ 10, followed by
Cycle @ 10

Just trying to get the kinks out...

Sunday Nov 12

Event: Raid the Hammer
 
Orienteering 4:48:31 [3] ** 25 km (11:32 / km)
spiked:20/17c
Raid the Hammer run
Lots of trail running this year; in fact, one could win the race without doing the advanced navigation section, albeit at a distance penalty of 2 km all on trail. I suspect that for the absolute fastest teams, it was a poor choice, but for all but the walkers (which we were - essentially - at that point in the course) the long way was probably a win. Too bad, as the advanced nav is one of the cooler things about RTH.


 

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