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Training Log Archive: SwissMiss

In the 7 days ending Jun 7, 2014:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering2 1:50:56 5.97(18:36) 9.6(11:33)
  Running2 1:04:17 6.89(9:20) 11.09(5:48)
  Strength/Conditioning2 45:00
  Total6 3:40:13 12.86 20.69

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Saturday Jun 7, 2014 #

1 PM

Orienteering race 14:56 [3] 2.0 km (7:28 / km)

QBIII - Day 1 at Brummagen Creek
Beautiful weather conditions for fun sprint event in fast terrain with some erosion gullies and 2 bridge underpasses. Only handicap were those vicious Tiger prickly pears that stung quite a bit and grass seeds that reminded us of Easter up in Queensland. 15 minutes racing time followed by 45 minutes of grass seed picking... - Started off slow and steady and caught up to Alison Inglis after which we had fun racing together. Very happy with run and was 2 mins ahead.

Herman Wehner's 90th birthday attracted local media and we all sang for him before he gave a lengthy interview. I want to be like Herman when I grow up. I probably have to reduce my alcohol intake to keep some brain cells as sharp as Herman's.

Thursday Jun 5, 2014 #

7 AM

Running tempo 29:17 [3] 5.39 km (5:26 / km)

3 x 1 km efforts at Giralang oval: 4.39, 4:34, 4:30. Slight improvement from last week. Yeah. Another guy was doing his training in the opposite direction.

Wednesday Jun 4, 2014 #

7 AM

Strength/Conditioning 30:00 [3]

Tuesday Jun 3, 2014 #

7 AM

Running 35:00 [3] 5.7 km (6:08 / km)

Maggie loop and an extra km at the end because we could. Am struggling a bit to starting running in the dark...

Monday Jun 2, 2014 #

Strength/Conditioning 15:00 [3]

Sunday Jun 1, 2014 #

9 AM

Orienteering race 1:36:00 [3] 7.6 km (12:38 / km)

Jim Sawkins Memorial Handicap

Windy, wet and slippery conditions on Isaac's Ridge - a remapped area by Hugh More. The course was quite challenging physically but also included some technically interesting controls. - Just glad I had still had some long distance muscle fibres left after TNF50.

I had a pretty good run finding most controls spot on, one sinking feeling of oh no, I have lost it again ... turned around there it was tucked in behind a massive big boulder.

The same sinking feeling of it should be here again at control #19. Scratched around for about 4 minutes only to realise I was very close to the control in the first place and should have just trusted myself and walked a few steps further.

Won division 2 handicap by 17 secs. Sorry Stephen. Sometimes it pays to be old(er).

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