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Sunday May 1, 2016 #
Note
Sore throat returned, so no IOC Long, nor Relay.
Saturday Apr 30, 2016 #
12 PM
orienteering 42:43 [4] *** 5.37 km (7:57 / km) +282m 6:18 / km
23c
IOC
Coumshingaun
Home terrain, but didn't bring the legs. Also made a couple of stupid mistakes, first thought I was going to 7 en route to 6, stopped to figure it out just 30m north of the control.
Then coming back down, 16 I think. Should RG.
Fun, but pity I'm not fit. Conor stormed around in 33.
Coumshingaun
Home terrain, but didn't bring the legs. Also made a couple of stupid mistakes, first thought I was going to 7 en route to 6, stopped to figure it out just 30m north of the control.
Then coming back down, 16 I think. Should RG.
Fun, but pity I'm not fit. Conor stormed around in 33.
trail run warm up/down 15:00 [3]
Friday Apr 29, 2016 #
12 PM
orienteering 18:10 [4] ***
23c
IOC Sprint
WIT
I crossed some olive green twice, so ought to be dsq. Informed the organisers a couple of days after.
Cruised around, running but not sprinting. Couple of small errors, besides the big one. Fun.
WIT
I crossed some olive green twice, so ought to be dsq. Informed the organisers a couple of days after.
Cruised around, running but not sprinting. Couple of small errors, besides the big one. Fun.
running 15:00 [3]
Thursday Apr 28, 2016 #
trail run 20:00 [3]
Look at me. I went for a run!
Better watch out this weekend with all the training I've been doing.
Better watch out this weekend with all the training I've been doing.
Note
Still planning on writing up some of the exercises and experience with the kids. In the meantime...
While collecting the cones used as controls after the last session, there was kids all over the place as it was lunchtime. One wee one was jumping up and down on a cone about thirty metres from me, beside a girl and a middle-aged woman. I shouted to them, then went over and asked the woman if it was her child. She answered in the affirmative. I said one shouldn't let one's child break equipment like that. She said it was other kids, they were doing it, and they ran away. I said her son was the one I saw. She changed her story. It wasn't her son, and if it was her son she would hit him. I said one shouldn't hit kids, explained to the child that one oughtn't break stuff like that and wished them a nice day.
While collecting the cones used as controls after the last session, there was kids all over the place as it was lunchtime. One wee one was jumping up and down on a cone about thirty metres from me, beside a girl and a middle-aged woman. I shouted to them, then went over and asked the woman if it was her child. She answered in the affirmative. I said one shouldn't let one's child break equipment like that. She said it was other kids, they were doing it, and they ran away. I said her son was the one I saw. She changed her story. It wasn't her son, and if it was her son she would hit him. I said one shouldn't hit kids, explained to the child that one oughtn't break stuff like that and wished them a nice day.
Tuesday Apr 26, 2016 #
Note
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ea3_nrefjKY
Pro-tip #126: After being sensible and going to bed at 9.30 pm, sleep more than 3 hours before spending a morning teaching kids in the cold.
Done with the thumb splint, six weeks after dislocation. Doctor says it'll be another 4-6 months before it's back to normal, and that it might be a good idea to wear the splint this weekend.
Pro-tip #126: After being sensible and going to bed at 9.30 pm, sleep more than 3 hours before spending a morning teaching kids in the cold.
Done with the thumb splint, six weeks after dislocation. Doctor says it'll be another 4-6 months before it's back to normal, and that it might be a good idea to wear the splint this weekend.