Training Archive: SwisscheeseIn the 7 days ending 2010-01-24:
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25% off road, 75% road 3:09:47 28.26 km (6:43 / km) +1400m 5:23 / km
ahr:102 max:155 shoes: Mizuno Harrier
Grand Canyon... second time in my life... and still amazing.
South Kaibab trail down, Phantom Ranch and Bright Angel trail up.
3 years ago, also in January, when I did it the first, it was a summer experience. This time was very different, on the rim (top) there were 4 feet of snow! Locals say they just had the third biggest snowstorm in history... and luckily we picked the first sunny day after this storm :-)
50% off trails, 50% road 55:50 7.58 km (7:22 / km) +70m 7:02 / km
ahr:123 max:162 shoes: Mizuno Wave Aero 7
20 sprints in Williams, on our way to the Grand Canyon. Roads are a mess... deep winter. Only cleared road was the highway exit...
Finished the training with an intensiv leg strength exercice. "Ran" through knee deep snow to catch the best views of the sunset.
50% off trails, 50% road 54:23 11.27 km (4:50 / km) +120m 4:35 / km
ahr:139 max:158 shoes: Mizuno Rider 12 II
Morning run before hitting the road... we still don't know where we shall go, though, bad weather all over the west coast.
100% trails and roads 1:28:18 15.61 km (5:39 / km)
ahr:110 max:148 shoes: Mizuno Rider 12 II
OK, Zion national park and Death Valley have to be crossed off our list. The roads leading there are partly closed, partly miserable. So we headed to Las Vegas.
Run through the beginning of the Las Vegas strip... Unfortunately we mainly followed the airport... not the best place to run. A bit annoying to stop at all the road crossing and to wait for the red light. When it started winding and pouring rain it was the summit of the anti-runners-high.
100% off trails 2:15:37 19.01 km (7:08 / km) +575m 6:12 / km
ahr:122 max:152 shoes: Mizuno Harrier
Joshua Tree national park. Amazing run in wonderland of stones. It felt like running in a gigantic playground.