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Training Log Archive: Bruce

In the 7 days ending Nov 23, 2013:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Cycling10 4:52:55 52.96(10.8/h) 85.23(17.5/h) 402
  Running4 4:14:49 29.69(8:35) 47.78(5:20) 568
  Orienteering1 46:39 6.15(7:35) 9.9(4:43) 2147 /48c97%
  Total15 9:54:23 88.8(6:42) 142.91(4:10) 99147 /48c97%

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Saturday Nov 23, 2013 #

2 PM

Orienteering race 18:43 [5] *** 4.09 km (4:35 / km) +10m 4:31 / km
spiked:27/28c

Sprint into Sping Race 6
La Trobe University - Bundoora
A great field today:
Bruce 18.42
Keely 19.02
Brodie 19.35
Matt 19.41
Kerrin 19.42
Ian Lawford 20.13
James 20.39
Patrick 21.26

Splits



My first route choice was right on 1-2. I was equal fastest on this leg, so this was a good start.
On 3-4, I hesitated at the high fence opening. I could see the gap at the other end, but on first glance it looked uncrossable on the map. I was almost going to go around to the right before seeing the gap at the other end on the map. I may have lost 5 seconds here.
I made a good choice on 6, going left with the fastest split.
On 9, I ran to the middle of the circle and searched behind the wall for a few seconds before realising that the control was above me up the stairs. The map didn't show a canopy in the middle of the circle, so I was surprised that I could run under the control flag and not see it. I lost 10 seconds here.
I went right to 10. At first I didn't see the wall to the north of the control, but I adapted well and lost no time here.
I ran left to 12, and again left to 14.
17 was the trickiest leg on the course. Unlike several competitors, I understood that I could not cross the creek on the canopy. There was only one legal crossing to the west. The splits show that a few ran <60 seconds, possibly over the uncrossable wall. I am not sure if you can run on top of an uncrossable wall, but even if you can, you should not cross a watercourse with black lines on the edge.
I then had a good section from 17 to the finish, with many fast splits. Going right to 25 and 26 may have cost me 2 seconds each, but right to 27 probably gained me 4 or 5 seconds, not having to cross the canopies with rails to the south of 27.

Orienteering tempo 12:56 [4] *** 2.81 km (4:36 / km) +11m 4:31 / km
spiked:20/20c

A training run on the Sally Pearson course (course 2).

Orienteering warm up/down 15:00 [2] 3.0 km (5:00 / km)

Friday Nov 22, 2013 #

8 AM

Cycling 23:26 [2] 6.5 km (16.6 kph) +36m

12 PM

Running 1:13:32 [2] 12.92 km (5:42 / km) +167m 5:21 / km

Friday Fitzroy Flogs
4 PM

Cycling 25:46 [2] 6.75 km (15.7 kph) +42m

Thursday Nov 21, 2013 #

8 AM

Cycling 20:00 [2] 6.5 km (19.5 kph)

12 PM

Running 44:57 [3] 8.85 km (5:05 / km) +153m 4:40 / km

4 hill reps x 1m15s in Fitzroy Gardens
6 PM

Cycling 20:00 [2] 6.5 km (19.5 kph)

Wednesday Nov 20, 2013 #

8 AM

Cycling 17:43 [2] 6.32 km (21.4 kph) +36m

12 PM

Running 1:08:30 [2] 13.35 km (5:08 / km) +115m 4:55 / km

5 PM

Cycling 23:19 [2] 6.12 km (15.7 kph) +25m

Tuesday Nov 19, 2013 #

8 AM

Cycling 19:54 [2] 6.6 km (19.9 kph) +37m

12 PM

Running intervals 55:20 [4] 10.68 km (5:11 / km) +122m 4:54 / km

2 laps of the tan
1st lap 500m on / 500m off
2nd lap 250m on / 250m off

I sufferred badly in the heat today. My legs were ok, but the 30 degree temperature was a shock to my system.

Running warm up/down 12:30 [2] 1.98 km (6:19 / km) +11m 6:09 / km

Monday Nov 18, 2013 #

8 AM

Cycling 23:11 [2] 6.65 km (17.2 kph) +37m

4 PM

Cycling 18:21 [2] 6.19 km (20.2 kph) +25m

Sunday Nov 17, 2013 #

6 AM

Cycling 1:41:15 [2] 27.09 km (16.1 kph) +164m

An easy ride to Port Melbourne with Andre from Melbourne Bicycle Centre to get a few customers with new bikes familiar with road cycling.

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