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Training Log Archive: cfosp1

In the 1 days ending Aug 6, 2019:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Roller Skiing Skate1 1:22:50 12.15(6:49) 19.56(4:14) 217
  Biking Commuting2 57:19 16.87(3:24) 27.15(2:07) 84
  Hiking1 42:14 2.32(18:10) 3.74(11:18) 16
  Total3 3:02:23 31.35(5:49) 50.45(3:37) 317
  [1-5]3 2:59:41

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Tuesday Aug 6, 2019 #

6 AM

Biking Commuting (TPC to Home) 28:12 intensity: (53 @0) + (4:57 @1) + (12:06 @2) + (5:44 @3) + (4:32 @4) 13.76 km (2:03 / km) +28m 2:02 / km
ahr:144 max:165 shoes: All-City Space Horse

3 PM

Biking Commuting 29:07 intensity: (7 @0) + (10:43 @1) + (15:39 @2) + (2:38 @3) 13.39 km (2:10 / km) +55m 2:08 / km
ahr:138 max:156

Hiking 42:14 intensity: (1:42 @0) + (39:08 @1) + (1:24 @2) 3.74 km (11:18 / km) +16m 11:03 / km
ahr:108 max:148

6 PM

Roller Skiing Skate 1:22:50 intensity: (8:55 @1) + (24:15 @2) + (20:27 @3) + (3:56 @4) + (25:17 @5) 19.56 km (4:14 / km) +217m 4:01 / km
ahr:142 max:170 shoes: Pursuit T6004 roller skis

EU MYR Skate Intervals 5 x 5:00 L3, 2 x 2:00 L4
6:37 PM; Battle Creek West

26.9 °C; Clear
Karl wasn't able to make it tonight because of a World Cup prep meeting so I drove alone. Didn't have any great expectations for this workout given my performance during previous sessions. So I was surprised that I was able to keep up with the A squad for the L3 intervals while staying L3 myself. I think this was a combination of them really watching their heart rate and my skate wheels being run down to the quick. I even led one interval, the only time I got into L4 territory. Did two L4 after and that's when Alan and Anatoly clearly pulled away. More than everything, I was happy to be able to keep up with those guys!

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