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Training Log Archive: mintore

In the 7 days ending Nov 1, 2014:

activity # timemileskm+mload
  Orienteering1 1:21:52 7.2(11:22) 11.59(7:04) 23730c57.2
  Road running1 43:22 5.4(8:02) 8.69(4:59) 1118.7
  Trail running1 19:47 2.2(8:59) 3.54(5:35) 36.9
  Total3 2:25:01 14.8(9:48) 23.82(6:05) 25130c82.9
  [1-5]3 2:24:08
averages - sleep:5

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Thursday Oct 30, 2014 #

7 PM

Trail running 19:47 intensity: (40 @0) + (8 @1) + (2:08 @2) + (14:24 @3) + (2:27 @4) 2.2 mi (8:59 / mi) +3m 8:57 / mi
ahr:141 max:156

Jaunt around the Mystic Bay with Aidan sharing a headlamp and dodging roots.

Tuesday Oct 28, 2014 #

6 PM

Road running 43:22 intensity: (13 @0) + (14 @1) + (1:02 @2) + (26:44 @3) + (15:09 @4) 5.4 mi (8:02 / mi) +11m 7:59 / mi
ahr:146 max:151 slept:5.0 shoes: Saucony Progrid Wide 2

Needed some happy and this run gave it. Slow and a bit tired but I felt like I could have kept going and going.

Sunday Oct 26, 2014 #

10 AM

Orienteering 38:40 [4] *** 5.78 km (6:42 / km) +123m 6:03 / km
16c shoes: X-Talon 212

Map 1 of Ultralong 5.2k/153m, comments later this week.

Orienteering 43:12 intensity: (20:00 @4) + (23:12 @5) ** 5.81 km (7:26 / km) +114m 6:46 / km
14c shoes: X-Talon 212

Map 2 of ultralong 5.0k/96m.

A generally good run on, as Bill said, a very long sprint. Poor choice getting to 9, followed Aidan up rather than taking the better low route. Aidan's split was much better as he climbs faster and I made about 1 min of hesitation/indecision errors (and realized that I didn't have the correct clue sheet in my holder). Two more 10-15 s errors on the next two legs and then pushed for home. Pete spurred me on, especially for the final three controls, and this made all the difference.

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