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Training Log Archive: the kempster

In the 7 days ending Sep 26, 2009:

activity # timemileskm+m
  orienteering1 3:22:55 11.87(17:06) 19.1(10:37)
  running2 1:21:19
  weights3 1:20:00
  strength4 1:05:00
  yoga/pilates1 1:00:00
  Total6 8:09:14 11.87 19.1

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Friday Sep 25, 2009 #

strength 20:00 [3]

x-country practice

Thursday Sep 24, 2009 #

yoga/pilates 1:00:00 [3]

i am definitely a very inflexible pretzel.

strength 15:00 [3]

Wednesday Sep 23, 2009 #

weights 25:00 [3]

biceps... my left arm has definitely been slackin off

running hills 38:40 [3]

if hill intervals could ever be lazy... this was it. i went much too late again and so it was dark and windy and real spooky so instead of doing 5 sets of 2 i did 2 sets of 5 to get it over quicker. not exactly consistent but i did pick it up on the last couple.
8:48 warmup
1:51
1:52
1:57
2:04
1:58
1:36 rest
1:59
2:01
2:01
1:57
1:50
8:42 cooldown

strength 15:00 [3]

Tuesday Sep 22, 2009 #

strength 15:00 [3]

running 42:39 [3]

my legs were blehh the weather was blehh so the workout was kinda blehh. out at the track trying to keep up with mr. longlegs and marathon runner. did some 200's, 400's and an 800

weights 25:00 [3]

back

Monday Sep 21, 2009 #

weights 30:00 [3]

chest

Sunday Sep 20, 2009 #

orienteering race 3:22:55 [5] 19.1 km (10:37 / km)

this race was just a tad intimidating especially when i looked at my control card and saw that there were only 17 controls over 19km... eekk!!! once i got going it was lots of fun and i really only had trouble with bearings. i knew that i always had troubles running in a straight line, so i was super focused on actually alternating between left and right around trees and stuff. this backfired though because i kept forgeting to keep an eye on my compass and i always ended up wayy off anyways. good thing there were lots of catching features!! :) i toodled along for the first 8 controls until some red runners caught up and then i actually started racing! the distance really wasn't much of a problem, it was when i was on my way to control 13 and i got a whole twiggy branch shoved into my eye by some really mean tree. after that happened everything was all blurry and i was so worried about going blind or having to wear an eyepatch and become a pirate that i couldn't focus on anything anymore so 14 was a disaster... 15 involved lots of crawling through green on balancing across logs over a sea of deadly raspberry bushes. 16 wasn't much better either cause i did an 90 degree error out of 15 and then just didn't go down the hill far enough. my goodness gracious it was a tough last couple km. i finished though and if i just don't think about that last part then i could say that it was boatloads of fun! oh and my eye is better it just took a day or so.

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