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Training Archive: bishop22

In the 7 days ending 2007-03-10:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Running5 3:41:41 29.33(7:33) 47.2(4:41)
  Swimming2 1:15:02 2.16(34:43) 3.48(21:34)
  Map Run1 53:58 5.4(9:59) 8.69(6:12)
  Biking2 53:00 18.34(2:53) 29.52(1:47)
  Weights1 16:00
  Total11 6:59:41 55.23 88.88
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Saturday Mar 10

Running 1:39:08 [2] 13.0 mi (7:37 / mi)
slept:6.75 weight:161lbs
ODR, special edition at the Irondequoit Bay outlet, for the annual trip around the bay. Must have been about 100 people there, but almost no one going my pace. I ran with Howie, who, coming off his injury troubles was only slightly faster than I wanted to go. I dropped back a bit going up the hill on Empire, and I had some tightness breathing before the downhill on Bay, but all else was OK. Hamstrings were still a bit sore from Wednesday's weights, but not dangerously sore.

We were 25:49 at Culver and 104
51:30 at the "water stop" at the end of the bay
1:18:23 at Backus or whatever takes you over to Dewitt (but we stayed on Bay)
C • Around the bay run 3

Friday Mar 9

Note
slept:6.25 weight:164lbs (rest day)
Decided a day off was the way to deal with the sore and tired feeling from the last 3 days.

Thursday Mar 8

Running 46:59 [4] 6.33 mi (7:25 / mi)
rhr:41 slept:6.5
GTA with Erik, Scott, Jim O, JV, Vinnie and Darren. Here's the route.

Averaged over 7:20 pace, but with a little bit of fresh snow, the effort was much closer to 7. And we had the usual pick-ups along the way. They dropped me once when I lost 12 seconds tying my shoe on Atlantic, and again when they picked it up after crossing East. But I stayed fairly close, and caught back up at lights.
Swimming 34:54 [3] 1.02 mi (34:11 / mi)
3:57/8:02
1:29,31,30,30,30,30 (on 1:45!)
3:21,18

Arms were a bit sore from lifting yesterday and I felt generally sluggish from the last few days of training.

Froze on the way to the Y, since I forgot my jacket this AM and the wind chill was about 5.

Wednesday Mar 7

Weights 16:00 [3]
1 circuit. I split the hamstring curls into 2 single leg sets - I think my left leg is riding on the coatails of my right - will do the same for the quad extensions next time.
Running 31:38 [2] 4.0 mi (7:54 / mi)
rhr:44 slept:5.5 weight:163lbs
Easy run on the treadmill - started at 7.0 for a lap, worked up to 7.5 until 2 mi, then worked up to 8.0 and back to 7.5 until the last lap.
8:19
7:56
7:33
7:50
Biking 30:00 [3] 9.12 mi (3:17 / mi)
ahr:121 max:130
Manual mostly level 10 @ 90rpm, some 11 up front 'til the HR hit 130, some 9 after 22 minutes for a break.

Tuesday Mar 6

Running intervals 19:02 [5] 3.0 mi (6:21 / mi)
ahr:142 max:162 rhr:42 slept:5.75 weight:164lbs
4 x 3/4 mile on the treadmill downtown (1/4 recovery after each). Went 9.3 mph, 9.3, 9.4, 9.5/9.7 (switched halfway). So the times were 4:50, 4:49, 4:45, 4:38. Had plenty left in the tank - no way I should have been so slow on Saturday. HR only climbed to 155, 156, 159, 162, so I definitely could have gone harder, but I want to remain conserative with the intervals, until a race proves that I should be going harder. Recoveries (@ 6.6) got the rate back down to 130.
C • Heart Rate monitor 2
Running warm up/down 24:54 [2] 3.0 mi (8:17 / mi)
1 mi w/up @ 7.0-7.5
recovery jogs @ 6.6
1 mi w/dn @ 7.5-8.0

Monday Mar 5

Swimming 40:08 [3] 1.14 mi (35:11 / mi)
rhr:41 slept:6.75 weight:163lbs
3:56/7:58
1:28,30,30,30,29,29,29 (on 1:50)
3:19,19
Biking 23:00 [3] 9.22 mi (2:29 / mi)
ahr:121 max:141
Random Hills-11 @ 93rpm - spun @100-110 early to get heart rate going.

Walking over to the Y was easily the worst conditions I've been in all winter. Wind was really whipping the snow into my face.
C • Winter conditions 2

Sunday Mar 4

Map Run 53:58 [2] 5.4 mi (10:00 / mi)
rhr:42 slept:6.75 weight:161lbs
Ran on the Ellison Wetlands map, almost entirely on the icy trails. Took a very round-about way from Empire to Old Browncroft, and a more direct route back.


 

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