Training Log Archive: AnnaIn the 7 days ending Apr 27, 2013:
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Saturday Apr 27, 2013 #
Note
Also beat Peter for the first time ever! Now I should work on beating them both in middles.
orienteering (Middle) 44:21 [4] *** 5.26 km (8:26 / km) +130m 7:30 / km
spiked:13/16c
Fiiinally finished the first of my 4 write-ups! It was really useful, as the impression I got from my blow-by-blow account was very different from the impression I had after I'd finished the course. (It's 2.5 pages single spaced, so I won't post it here.)
My largest errors ALL involved getting distracted by people. Still. Jeez loueez. My tentative goal for this coming weekend is to start in a pack of people and then force myself to focus on a picture in my head of where I am on the map in an effort to block out the people.
A secondary thing to work on will be to have an extremely detailed mental picture of various cliffs in the control circle. Two of my mistakes from the weekend involved staying in reeeeally close contact with cliffs until I inexplicably lost contact <25m from the control. I think the solution here is to just identify these situations when I plan my leg and pay suuuuper close attention when I get in the circle.
Running (mostly trails/soft surfaces) warm up/down 35:06 [2] 3.51 mi (10:00 / mi)
running drills 10:00 [3] 0.5 mi (20:00 / mi)
orienteering (Sprint) 20:08 [4] *** 3.22 km (6:15 / km)
14c shoes: O' Shoes
Friday Apr 26, 2013 #
Running (mostly hard surfaces) 21:00 [3]
shoes: New Mizuno wave riders
Thursday Apr 25, 2013 #
orienteering (Peters Hill) 30:28 [4] 3.94 km (7:44 / km) +210m 6:06 / km
ahr:166 spiked:17/19c shoes: New Mizuno wave riders
Hilly!!!
Running (mostly hard surfaces) warm up/down 35:12 [3] 3.35 mi (10:30 / mi)
ahr:145 shoes: New Mizuno wave riders
Wednesday Apr 24, 2013 #
Running (mostly hard surfaces) 36:00 [2] 3.6 mi (10:00 / mi)
Tuesday Apr 23, 2013 #
Running (mostly hard surfaces) 23:39 [4] 3.59 mi (6:35 / mi)
ahr:178 shoes: New Mizuno wave riders
time/distance/AHR (rest/distance/AHR)
2:23/.39 mi/171 (1:35/.13/154)
4:12/.64/178 (1:42/.14/157)
5:15/.76/178 (1:48/.12/157)
5:12/.76/178 (2:19/.16/152)
4:13/.65/178 (1:40/.13/162)
2:24/.39/180 (1:45/.14/162)
running drills warm up/down 7:30 [1] 0.31 mi (24:11 / mi)
ahr:131
Running (mostly hard surfaces) warm up/down (strides) 1:30 [4] 0.2 mi (7:30 / mi)
Running (mostly hard surfaces) warm up/down 40:08 [3] 3.97 mi (10:07 / mi)
shoes: New Mizuno wave riders
Monday Apr 22, 2013 #
Note
slept:9.0
Mon: rest, send race analysis to Alexei.
Tues: track workout. Print out or bring a map to read.
Wed: easy. Long leg practice after work?
Thurs: Park-O. Practice focusing 100% on map contact.
Fri: easy run before work with map, probably depart for West Point after work.
Sat: Sprint, middle at West Point. Focus on keeping a picture of the current 100-200m in my head at all times.
Sun: same thing.
Also: wrote Alexei a multi-page email describing my race in excruciating detail. He suggested this because focusing on time lost means mental habits can be overlooked. I'm guessing his response will be that I should have more confidence and worry less about what other people are doing.
Sunday Apr 21, 2013 #
orienteering 2:13:23 [4] *** 11.95 km (11:10 / km) +625m 8:51 / km
24c shoes: O' Shoes
The flip side of my fitness improving is that now I have to read my map at a faster speed too! Three things I've mastered at slower speeds but need to revisit: a) not changing my plan, b) planning the entire next leg before I leave the control, and c) making an extra effort to stay in contact while I'm running with other people.
Running (mostly trails/soft surfaces) warm up/down 15:00 [3] 1.5 mi (10:00 / mi)
running drills 4:00 [3] 0.2 mi (20:00 / mi)
core/legs 10:00 [1]