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Training Log Archive: WileyKyO-T

In the 7 days ending Mar 17, 2013:

activity # timemileskm+ft
  Rucking1 1:08:50 4.0(17:13) 6.44(10:42)
  Pacing2 1:04:29 4.0(16:07) 6.44(10:01)
  Swimming1 27:00
  Running1 14:31 2.0(7:15) 3.22(4:31)
  Pushups/Situps1 4:00
  Total4 2:58:50 10.0 16.09
averages - weight:24.2lbs

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Sunday Mar 17, 2013 #

5 PM

Running 14:31 [4] 2.0 mi (7:15 / mi)

Day 3 of Dare Month. Today was a mock APFT. I wasn't going 100%, but I had the same (bad) time I had in January. While I ran two miles, Hilarie accomplished just over one in that time.

Pacing 14:21 [1] 1.0 mi (14:21 / mi)

After running two miles, I jogged back up to my wife for her last mile on the track. While her time ended up being a "0" APFT score, it was her best pace so far and I'm confident she'll get a lot faster over this month. She's a good sport for doing this with me.

Pushups/Situps 2:00 [5]

58 Pushups

Pushups/Situps 2:00 [5]

80 Situps
8 PM

Swimming 27:00 [3]

20 min sidestroke
7 min treading water
11 PM

Note

30 burpies

Saturday Mar 16, 2013 #

4 PM

Rucking 1:08:50 [2] 4.0 mi (17:13 / mi)
weight:24.2lbs

Day 2 of Dare Month. Run with the wife on running trails around our house. Learning from yesterday, I ran with a light (24lb) backpack so I could get a bit of a workout. Might increase the weight on future runs. Hilarie kept up a shuffle for most of the run, and I used intersections and short hills as walking breaks while encouraging her to jog the rest of the time.
8 PM

Note

Pushups
50
25
15

Friday Mar 15, 2013 #

4 PM

Pacing race 50:08 [1] 3.0 mi (16:43 / mi)

Day 1 of Dare Month. This is 30 days where I agreed to eat only organic food for my wife while she agreed to follow an exercise plan I made for her. The first event in my plan was a 3 mile Red Cross "Luck of the Volunteer" run/walk. I ran/walked with Hilarie for encouragement. As the race continued, short breaks to walk became longer ones and this accounts for the time--she is going from zero running after all. The pace was not a good one for me, but on future runs I'll increase the challenge for me by
1. wearing a pack
2. having our runs on tracks where we can go different distances
3. using treadmill/elliptical/bikes
4. micro out/back sprints interspersed in longer runs
8 PM

Note

3 sets (spread out) of
15-12-9-6-3 pushup pyramids

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