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Training Log Archive: bishop22

In the 1 days ending Nov 10, 2018:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering1 1:29:52 6.35(14:09) 10.22(8:48) 101
  Swimming1 46:00 1.14(40:21) 1.84(25:04)
  Total2 2:15:52 7.49(18:08) 12.06(11:16) 101
averages - weight:180lbs

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Saturday Nov 10, 2018 #

11 AM

Swimming 46:00 [3] 1.14 mi (40:21 / mi)
weight:180lbs

>4:15/8:35
1:30,30 (pull)
1:39,39,40,41
3:32,29
1:46 IM

So, the lights went out during my second 100 and the lifeguard said to stay in the shallow end, so the remaining 100s were with flip turns at the halfway point. I also did one 50 IM in the shallow end before the lights came back on and I was able to resume a normal workout.
6 PM

Orienteering 1:08:32 intensity: (2:46 @1) + (14:33 @2) + (26:51 @3) + (16:16 @4) + (8:06 @5) 5.09 mi (13:28 / mi) +101m 12:41 / mi
ahr:142 max:167

ROC Night-O at Ellison Park

We had 90 minutes and the map was just the north side of Blossom, so it was clear that I could get all of the controls. A twist was announced which included a high-point bonus control that was on a map at control 119, so I started out 118-119 and when I arrived, there was no map. After giving up, I did the rest of the course, only to find out that they had put the map at 117. Since it was close, I checked it out but the bonus control was far away, adding 12 minutes to my original finish time (would have cost less than 2 if I hit the control on my original loop).

104 was in the wrong place, so I lost time there. My only other real error was in tactics - I did not check out the whole map in time to realize that I should have allowed myself to take the road back from 111 to finish up the main parking lot area controls, so I hadn't picked up 107, 129 and that meant a 250m out, then back to get 111.

Orienteering 21:20 intensity: (10:48 @1) + (5:54 @2) + (4:38 @3) 1.26 mi (16:56 / mi)
ahr:117 max:143

Flag pick-up after I warmed my feet up (it was very soggy out on the course).

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