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Training Archive: bishop22

In the 7 days ending 2007-03-16:

activity # timemileskmclimb
  Running5 3:26:31 24.5 39.43
  Orienteering2 1:28:42 5.1(17:24) 8.2(10:49) 2405 /5c100%
  Swimming1 41:12 1.19(34:37) 1.91(21:30)
  Biking1 37:00 12.75(2:54) 20.52(1:48)
  Stretching2 2:00
  Total11 6:15:25 43.54 70.06 2405 /5c100%
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Friday Mar 16

Event: Flying Pig XI
 
Orienteering race 49:03 [4]4.6 km (10:40 / km) +240m 8:27 / km
rhr:41 slept:7.25
Short Pig Red Course. Plan was to be conservative early, and there was a great conservative trail route to the first control, but do I take it? No. Idiot. Drifted too far right and spent 9 minutes on a 250m control. There was too much detail for me to handle on the way to 2, so I kind of winged it and got away with it, but then I did a pretty nice job of reading the map most of the rest of the way. But at the expense of some lost speed - that should leave some energy for the rest of the weekend.
Running warm up/down 17:00 [2]
Various jogging around before the start - included heading to the start with Nate. He had some problems on controls 1, 2 and 8, but still managed sub-11/k on his first Orange as an true M-16.

Red - Splits

Thursday Mar 15

Note
rhr:42 slept:5.0 weight:166lbs (rest day)
Used lunchtime to finish packing for the Pig instead of getting in an easy swim.

Wednesday Mar 14

Running 40:54 [2]5.0 mi (8:10 / mi)
rhr:40 slept:5.75 weight:165lbs
Ran up the river to the UR crosswalk and back. Out in 21:55, back in 18:59, and coming back felt easier (out was mostly into the wind and I was feeling a little sluggish from yesterday plus I had forgetten the vitamin I for my back this AM).
Stretching 1:00 [1]

Tuesday Mar 13

Running tempo 15:28 [4]2.25 mi (6:51 / mi)
rhr:40 slept:6.0 weight:165lbs
Beautiful day! It doesn't get any better than this - upper 50s and sunny, after about 2 months of serious winter. Shorts and t-shirt at last.

Tempo run out State/Lake from Main St to the crosswalk at Nazareth Academy. Tried for 7 min pace (and hoped it was a little quicker), and when I got back and g-mapped it, I found these splits:
Lyell Ave - 5:37 (6:50 pace)
Glendale - 6:22 (6:55 pace)
Nazareth - 3:29 (6:54 pace w/ uphill finish)

Lower back a little sore, but not as bad while running vs sitting at the desk.
Running 34:01 [3]4.25 mi (7:59 / mi)
Ran around downtown a bit before the tempo run. There was a hash nearby on Sunday and I was able to follow the flour a bit, but lost it near B&L.

Plus the run back from Naz.
Stretching 1:00 [1]
I just want to start tracking the days that I make an effort to actually stretch.

Monday Mar 12

Swimming 41:12 [3]1.19 mi (34:37 / mi)
rhr:40 slept:5.75 weight:165lbs
3:58/7:58
1:27,30,31,29,29,30,28,28 (on 1:45!)
3:20,18,17
Biking 37:00 [3]12.75 mi (2:53 / mi)
ahr:114 max:137
Lower back tightened up (right side) while putting socks on, so would have been foolish to do weights and I just hopped onto the bike.

21 min Random Hills-11 @ 91 rpm only 111 avg hr. Easy parts were way too easy and the hard parts were a struggle - not sure if it was coming off the swimming or tweaking my back that had more of an effect.

14 min Manual-11 @ 89 rpm 118 avg (125 max) hr.

Sunday Mar 11

Orienteering 39:39 [2]*** 3.6 km (11:01 / km)
spiked:5/5c rhr:41 slept:7.25
In EA with Zach, so I took him up to Emery Park and set a short 5 control course for him - a little harder than yellow because of the snow covering many roads and all trails. He gave me a few minute head start, I set our small controls out, then went around again and picked them up.

Snow was quite deep in places, so I really didn't want to be out any longer, especially since I broke thru some ice crossing a creek during the second loop.

Splits (stopped the watch while I hung the flags, but not taking them down):
Loop 1 2
2:49 2:06
5:29 5:13
2:31 2:20
5:17 3:02
2:53 2:02
3:04 2:47

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


 

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