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Training Archive: bishop22

In the 7 days ending 2007-01-06:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Running3 2:12:03 15.46(8:32) 24.88(5:18)
  Swimming2 1:14:10 1.99(37:15) 3.2(23:09)
  Map Run1 38:49 3.88(10:00) 6.24(6:12)
  Biking1 23:00 8.38(2:44) 13.49(1:42)
  Orienteering1 20:04 0.96(20:50) 1.55(12:56)11 /11c100%
  Weights1 15:00
  Total9 5:03:06 30.67 49.3611 /11c100%
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Saturday Jan 6

Event: ROC Ski-O at Harriet Hollister Park * canceled *
 
Orienteering 20:04 [3] *** 1.55 km (12:57 / km)
spiked:11/11c slept:7.0 weight:168lbs
Ran last summer's Yellow course at Irondequoit Bay West (couldn't find my Orange map). This course (well, the park in general) is a good example of why x minutes/km is not the best indicator of navigation ability.

I only fell badly once on the hills, despite badly needing O-shoes or spikes.
Map Run 38:49 [2] 3.88 mi (10:00 / mi)
Ran on the Bay West map (4:43) before and (34:06) after doing the course. Included a brief journey onto the small unmapped portion of the park leading to the bay.

The hills did a great job blocking the wind (gusts to 45mph - probably a sign of the weather taking a turn for the worse).

Friday Jan 5

Weights 15:00 [3]
slept:6.25 weight:169lbs
OK, I'm a loser. It was 60 degrees out and I stayed inside because I'm pretty beat from the last couple of days. At least I was able to enjoy the walk back from the Y, in a t-shirt.

Seem to have gained back the weight I lost by not working out over Christmas - not sure how that makes sense.

Biking 23:00 [3] 8.38 mi (2:44 / mi)
ahr:124 max:131
Random Hills - 11, avg 90 rpm.

A heart rate registered for part of the session, not sure how accurate it was.

Thursday Jan 4

Running 49:02 [3] 5.82 mi (8:25 / mi)
slept:6.25
GTA with Scott, Frank, Erik, Vinnie, JV, Jim, Jordan(?). My route. Lasted less than a mile; it was over when we hit Cobbs Hill. Very frustrating that I can't keep up with anyone. Averaged around 8:00 early (including the very slow uphill) and just under 8 for the last 1.2 (after seeing Frank ahead of me), but was in the 8:40s in the middle part.

At least it was shorts weather again (Scott tried a short sleeve shirt as well - but he could have used some gloves).
Swimming 36:10 [3] 0.97 mi (37:16 / mi)
4:09/8:27
1:33,35,35,33,32
3:31,28

Sluggish on the 500 and tired throughout, but kept a reasonable effort up on the 100s and 200s.

Wednesday Jan 3

Running 53:00 [3] 6.3 mi (8:25 / mi)
slept:6.5 weight:167lbs
Ran out East-Winton-Highland-Monroe (route, but I shortened the first part too much on the map). Only managed 10:21 on Monroe for what used to be a 10-minute jog, and I pushed it a bit.

Ran in shorts, again! Already I have set a December 1-February Twenty-Last record. Part of it is that I am trying to harden the frog up, but mostly it's due to Global Warming - Al Gore says so.

According to Accuweather.com, the high will be 30 degrees or higher for the next 15 days, still. Including a high of 53 degrees for the first ROC "Ski-O" of the year. It might snow on Jan 14-15.
C • Harden the frog up? 2

Tuesday Jan 2

Swimming 38:00 [3] 1.02 mi (37:15 / mi)
slept:6.5 weight:166lbs
4:00/8:12
1:33,33,34,33,30
3:32,30

New suit probably shaved a few seconds off, since I'm more "hydrodynamic" again.

Monday Jan 1

Note
slept:9.5 weight:166lbs (rest day)
Taking today off - a little sore, probably from Saturday. Shuffling off to Buffalo for the Sabres game.

Sunday Dec 31

Running 30:01 [2] 3.34 mi (8:59 / mi)
slept:7.5 weight:166lbs
Ran with a map at Ellison Park, but stayed on the trails - up to Penfield Rd and back around a bit of the north side of the park.


 

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