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Training Log Archive: Fly'n

In the 7 days ending Apr 22, 2012:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering4 2:49:19 15.26(11:06) 24.56(6:54) 31246 /78c58%
  Tramping1 2:00:00 5.08(23:38) 8.17(14:41) 165
  Running4 1:05:00 5.27(12:20) 8.48(7:40) 15
  Total5 5:54:19 25.61(13:50) 41.21(8:36) 49246 /78c58%

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Sunday Apr 22, 2012 #

10 AM

Running 7:00 intensity: (3:11 @1) + (3:49 @2) 0.93 km (7:32 / km)
ahr:129 max:145 shoes: VJ Supra

Warm Up. Christchurch.

Orienteering race 55:49 intensity: (11 @1) + (6 @2) + (1:46 @3) + (33:42 @4) + (20:04 @5) **** 8.74 km (6:23 / km) +28m 6:17 / km
ahr:180 max:193 spiked:21/30c shoes: VJ Supra

SS 1 Man Relay. Christchurch. Course: Relay 6.8 km
2nd BooYa

We need more of these, technical relay/mass start races. Think I showed some proper relay experience on the first loop picking the right people to get in behind and also picking the exact moments to not follow someone (namely Chris when he was making a mistake which I thought could have been a split)

Got in a nice pack early with Tane and Chris who was running at what seemed like a nice easy pace, although I was struggling early on to read the map. Did one piece of bad following when I went behind Toby to number 4 after Tane split off down the track, but controls were close together but put in a big effort to 5 to make sure I was on Chris and Tanes backs again. Tane had a split at 7, and I pulled Chris through 8 after he was wondering off, with him and Toby from 9 through to the track on the way to 13 when Chris headed into the dunes and Toby disappeared - me thinking it was a split when they were actually stuffing up, got 13 and had to wake it up which I didn't think was right, after this came through the map change thinking bloody hell no one around must be way behind, and was asking Ed how far down I was when I noticed all the maps were still there and he said I was in the lead, I asked if he was taking the piss turns out he wasn't.

Got to the triangle and still no one from the last control so had a bit of a lead, spent most of the 2nd loop not believing it and being quite cautious, lost a bit of time on 5, (this is the area that is apparently dodgy - but this was entirely my fault for not following what I was doing and then checking out the parrallel re-entrant before moving on to the next one) Lost a bit of time at 7 with a similar error, got in there and thought it could be a parallel error so stopped, then checked one (even though I was confident it wasn't it) before going to where it was. Started to struggle in the soft sand going from 10, still thinking something must be wrong or must have been passed by now until Toby came charging up behind me at 12, he took off without me seeing which way he went but I got 13 right in front of him and could sense he was putting the hammer down, tried staying with him to 14, but he was to fast and out of sight just after I punched it, tried pushing hard to the last control incase he made an error, which also caused me to get a branch up in my face that hit my mouth and cut my gum above my front teeth so had the taste of blood but couldn't put this metaphor to use and by the time I got to it he was at the bend to the finish, knew I wouldn't be able to catch him but then paniced about who might be behind, was absolutely dieing on the sandy track, but stoaked at the finish when I realised I was actually 2nd. 20 sec down on Toby and 2min and 3min up on Chris and Tane before the gulf sea back to the rest.

Felt similar to Nationals sprint, in that the run didn't feel like it deserved the result, but I never really made any major mistakes, orienteered like you should in a mass start and used a lot of speed control

Still felt like shit, but heel was no real problem today


CSS Loops Map 1 (2012-04-22)



CSS Loops Map 2 (2012-04-22)

Running 7:00 intensity: (3:39 @1) + (3:21 @2) 0.59 km (11:52 / km) +1m 11:47 / km
ahr:123 max:145 shoes: VJ Supra

Cool Down. Christchurch.

Saturday Apr 21, 2012 #

10 AM

Running 10:00 intensity: (3:13 @1) + (5:45 @2) + (1:02 @3) 1.25 km (8:00 / km) +9m 7:44 / km
ahr:134 max:160 shoes: VJ Supra

Warm Up. Christchurch.

Orienteering race 52:34 intensity: (2:11 @1) + (3:11 @2) + (17:51 @3) + (26:21 @4) + (3:00 @5) ** 6.49 km (8:06 / km) +258m 6:45 / km
ahr:167 max:185 20c (injured) shoes: VJ Supra

Long Race. Christchurch. Course: Long
Few dodgy controls, then tweekded heel and pulled the pin


CSS Long (2012-04-21)
4 PM

Running 15:00 intensity: (7:52 @1) + (6:46 @2) + (22 @3) 1.65 km (9:05 / km)
ahr:127 max:154 shoes: Nike Lunar Glide Plus 2

Warm Up. Christchurch.

Orienteering race 14:56 intensity: (9 @1) + (9 @2) + (33 @3) + (2:52 @4) + (11:13 @5) **** 3.44 km (4:20 / km) +3m 4:19 / km
ahr:183 max:192 spiked:25/28c shoes: Nike Lunar Glide Plus 2

Sprint Race. Christchurch. Course: Sprint 2.6 km
Choice area and good course, just slow


CSS Sprint Map 1 (2012-04-21)



CSS Sprint Map 2 (2012-04-21)

Running 9:00 intensity: (5:13 @1) + (3:47 @2) 1.12 km (8:02 / km)
ahr:127 max:140 shoes: Nike Lunar Glide Plus 2

Cool Down With Tane. Christchurch.

Thursday Apr 19, 2012 #

4 PM

Tramping (Hunting) 2:00:00 [1] 8.17 km (14:41 / km) +165m 13:20 / km
ahr:96 max:135 shoes: Asics Kayano XI

Hunt. Gardens.

Wednesday Apr 18, 2012 #

6 PM

Running 17:00 intensity: (1:29 @1) + (10:30 @2) + (5:01 @3) 2.94 km (5:47 / km) +6m 5:43 / km
ahr:144 max:160 shoes: Adidas SNova Riot 2

Jog In. Woodhill.

Orienteering 46:00 intensity: (8:27 @1) + (13:28 @2) + (22:36 @3) + (1:29 @4) **** 5.89 km (7:49 / km) +22m 7:40 / km
ahr:147 max:174 shoes: Adidas SNova Riot 2

Night Training. Woodhill.
trying to take it Pretty easy, fucken hard technically never really confident of where I was, man I need some night/low-vis work

Tuesday Apr 17, 2012 #

Note
(rest day)

Another 'rest' day, mowed another half of the lawn, so a casual hour pushing the lawn mower around

Monday Apr 16, 2012 #

Note

Been feeling really smashed last week, haven't been sleeping well either, had no energy or push to race over the weekend (obvious as I was beaten by Brent) gota try sort this out this week

Also just done first real analysis of Nationals races, just worked out I lost 6min 50sec (at least) in the middle, all this has done is made me really pissed off about this race again.

2 - 30s not reading map
5 - 20s not seeing control
6 - 1m not reading map
12 - 20s pushed about by green
13 - 20s not planning ahead
16 - 20s not reading properly
18 - 2m not reading properly, not planning ahead, not looking around
19 - 15s poor exit direction
20 - 70s not planning ahead or reading map (confused by track)
23 - 5s hesitant
27 - 20s not planning or reading map
30 - 10s dumb fuck trying to be clever

most mistakes caused by being totally stuffed from long day before and therefore thinking I needed to push harder, when this happens I dont read my map enough, that results in also not looking or planning ahead and doing a lot more running and hoping than that map allowed = really fucken pissed at myself
5 PM

Note
(rest day)

Rest day to try and help my stuffedness, did mow about quarter of the lawn in 30 mins, was just about the right level of exertion that I could manage

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