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Training Log Archive: bgallup

In the 7 days ending May 7, 2011:

activity # timemileskm+ft
  Cycling3 2:20:04 13.19(10:37) 21.23(6:36) 225
  Climbing (Gym)1 1:30:00
  Orienteering2 1:29:47 5.12(17:32) 8.24(10:54) 34410 /12c83%
  Total6 5:19:51 18.31 29.47 56910 /12c83%
  [1-5]5 3:31:07

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Saturday May 7, 2011 #

10 AM

Orienteering 55:28 intensity: (5:39 @0) + (44:23 @1) + (5:01 @2) + (25 @3) 2.25 mi (24:40 / mi) +130ft 23:23 / mi
ahr:109 max:142

Walking the yellow course with alicia. Bringin' bug spray next time. Real nice out.
11 AM

Orienteering 34:19 intensity: (8 @1) + (8 @2) + (38 @3) + (24:09 @4) + (9:16 @5) 2.87 mi (11:57 / mi) +214ft 11:10 / mi
ahr:176 max:188 spiked:10/12c

NEOC event at Estabrook Woods in Concord. Running the orange. Since it was shorter (good) and had more controls (great!), I chose orange after mangling the green at the fells two weekends back. Had a blast, crushed it by ben-standards, but should've done green. Didn't derive too much benefit from the pre-orange-walk-the-yellow-with-the-girlfriend lap. Bugs weren't a problem on the move

quickrouted!

Friday May 6, 2011 #

11 AM

Cycling 1:42:48 [0] 5.56 mi (18:29 / mi) +212ft 17:50 / mi

easy biking and a high-intensity picnic with alicia over in minuteman historical park

Thursday May 5, 2011 #

8 PM

Climbing (Gym) 1:30:00 [3]

boulder boulder boulder. got a 3, i think. buncha 2's as well. the rogues still crush my feet. might be time to score some trad shoes, the loafers of climbing. re-upped my membership, hopefully attackpoint will help me figure out if it's money well spent

Monday May 2, 2011 #

8 AM

Cycling 19:18 intensity: (6 @1) + (2:47 @2) + (9:51 @3) + (6:34 @4) 3.77 mi (5:07 / mi)
ahr:95 max:179

Biking to work. then leaving the watch on for awhile
6 PM

Cycling 17:58 intensity: (17 @0) + (2:05 @1) + (2:27 @2) + (5:52 @3) + (7:17 @4) 3.86 mi (4:39 / mi) +13ft 4:38 / mi
ahr:150 max:174

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