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Sunday Jun 10, 2018 #
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Lil update:
Off to Haden for a 10 week summer internship at Norske Skog starting on the 18th. Started off my summer training yesterday and ended my post uni dormant stage with a 3-hour ride and then a fell run up the Old Man today... managed to run it all to avoid any embarrassment from tourists, legs are absolutely shafted now though and had proper wobbly legs using the clutch and accelerator on the way home lol.
The races I'll probably be doing are: Jukola next weekend with EUOC, hopefully, i'll be able to run at O-ringen this summer (internship depending), a few Norge cup races in Rauland, Night Hawk and then probably some district races. Leaving plenty of weekends free to explore Norway, eyeing up some adventures on the west coast!
All about doing orienteering for the fun atm, training when I feel like it. Sure living in Halden my motivation will increase and naturally I'll do some more training instead of getting big in the gym... plenty of peng forests about to distract me from that. If I'm even feeling alright at the end of summer I might even do some of the British champs races. Not that fussed about competing seriously at orienteering though... I've really enjoyed getting out of the orienteering bubble this year and doing other stuff I wouldn't do normally do and just being a bit more sociable in general. All about getting a good life balance!
Off to Haden for a 10 week summer internship at Norske Skog starting on the 18th. Started off my summer training yesterday and ended my post uni dormant stage with a 3-hour ride and then a fell run up the Old Man today... managed to run it all to avoid any embarrassment from tourists, legs are absolutely shafted now though and had proper wobbly legs using the clutch and accelerator on the way home lol.
The races I'll probably be doing are: Jukola next weekend with EUOC, hopefully, i'll be able to run at O-ringen this summer (internship depending), a few Norge cup races in Rauland, Night Hawk and then probably some district races. Leaving plenty of weekends free to explore Norway, eyeing up some adventures on the west coast!
All about doing orienteering for the fun atm, training when I feel like it. Sure living in Halden my motivation will increase and naturally I'll do some more training instead of getting big in the gym... plenty of peng forests about to distract me from that. If I'm even feeling alright at the end of summer I might even do some of the British champs races. Not that fussed about competing seriously at orienteering though... I've really enjoyed getting out of the orienteering bubble this year and doing other stuff I wouldn't do normally do and just being a bit more sociable in general. All about getting a good life balance!