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Training Log Archive: LarryB

In the 7 days ending Feb 23, 2020:

activity # timemileskm+ft
  running5 6:13:20 32.61(11:27) 52.48(7:07)
  swimming1 1:00:00 1.12(53:39) 1.8(33:20)
  Biking1 55:00
  Total7 8:08:20 33.73 54.28

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Sunday Feb 23, 2020 #

8 AM

running (Trail-road) 1:51:23 [3] 8.5 mi (13:06 / mi)
shoes: Cascadia - standard

Run 1: 2hr hilly trail run, easy effort but running the whole time.

Saturday Feb 22, 2020 #

7 AM

running (Treadmill) 50:00 [3] 4.69 mi (10:40 / mi)
shoes: Brooks


Run 2: Flat Cruise Intervals. After the 15:00 easy run warmup and a few flat strides, the workout is 4 x 1 mile @ 10 seconds per mile faster than what you averaged for last week's tempo run, with a 2 minute recover. Cool-down with another 15:00 of easy running.

Did three instead of four cycles.
9 AM

swimming (Pol) 1:00:00 [3] 1.8 km (33:20 / km)

Friday Feb 21, 2020 #

7 AM

running (Road run) 39:56 [3] 3.64 mi (10:58 / mi)
shoes: Brooks - office

Run 4: 60:00 easy rolling recovery run.

Thursday Feb 20, 2020 #

7 AM

Biking (Trainer) 55:00 [3]


Bike 5: 60:00 fartlek - same idea as run 3, but on a bike. Unlike the bike ride on Feb 13, make harder segments by increasing resistance

Wednesday Feb 19, 2020 #

7 AM

running (Treadmill) 55:00 [3] 4.82 mi (11:25 / mi)
shoes: Brooks

Run 3: 60:00 TM hill fartlek. Run flat easy pace (10:15 - 30) for the majority but do 1 minute hills every 5 - 10:00. Start at 4% which shouldn’t feel too hard, and then increase each one while still trying to maintain 10:40 for the flat parts in between.

Monday Feb 17, 2020 #

8 AM

running (Trail/road) 1:57:01 [3] 10.96 mi (10:41 / mi)

Did this on the C&O so flat but gravel.
Run 1: 2hr flat steady road cut-down. Start slower than usual and then shoot for every 30:00 being slightly faster than the previous.

Note that the week of Feb 24 I will be on international travel but with access to gyms. I should be able to do my long run the following Sunday as I return on a Saturday.

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