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Training Log Archive: ebone

In the 1 days ending Aug 24, 2005:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering1 58:22 5.69(10:16) 9.15(6:23) 160
  Running - Road / Track1 8:00 1.07(7:29) 1.72(4:39)
  Total1 1:06:22 6.76(9:49) 10.88(6:06) 160

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Wednesday Aug 24, 2005 #

Running - Road / Track warm up/down 5:00 [2] 0.67 mi (7:28 / mi)
shoes: VJ Panthers - 1

Brief warm-up for PNWOF sprint at COCC campus. I felt fairly good.

Orienteering race (sprint) 14:22 [4] *** 2.7 km (5:19 / km) +60m 4:47 / km
shoes: VJ Panthers - 1

Ran PNWOF sprint at Central Oregon Community College campus in Bend, OR. I had a few mistakes for around a minute of total lost time, but no disasters. The course was fun, although it was mostly in the forest.

Running - Road / Track warm up/down 3:00 [2] 0.4 mi (7:30 / mi)
shoes: VJ Panthers - 1

Very brief warm-up for the PNWOF middle distance race at Arnold Ice Cave.

Orienteering race (middle distance) 14:00 [3] *** 2.43 km (5:46 / km) +50m 5:13 / km
shoes: VJ Panthers - 1

First part of middle distance race at Arnold Ice Cave. I dropped out after control 7 (I think it was #7) because I was having some heart arhythmias--skipped beats--and I didn't want to chance dropping dead on the course or something. Normally, I would have waited for skipped beats to subside, but for these factors:
1. the skipped beats persisted for several minutes.
2. I had just had an apparently viral illness with severe flu-like body aches.
3. I had been under a great deal of stress preparing for the BEAST race on Monday.
4. I hadn't been eating or sleeping well lately (largely because of being busy preparing for the BEAST race).

On the plus side, I was having a strong run when I quit, having caught Eddie Bergeron early. I had a couple of mistakes under my belt, but nothing big.

Note

After dropping out and walking for about 5-8 minutes, the skipped beats went away (or should I say, the beats came back?). From the main road, I saw Leif stopping to read his map on the way in to one of the controls.

Orienteering (shadowing / coaching) 30:00 [1] *** 2.5 mi (12:00 / mi) +50m 11:18 / mi
shoes: VJ Panthers - 1

Junior camp training at Arnold Ice Cave. We did some control picking in the most detailed area of the map, retrieving a few markers on the way back. My group did great, for yellow and orange course runners.

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