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Training Log Archive: BigWillyStyle

In the 7 days ending Jul 12, 2020:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Hiking2 4:58:25 12.53(23:49) 20.17(14:48) 2366
  Cycling2 2:03:45 37.57(18.2/h) 60.46(29.3/h) 896
  Running2 1:59:26 10.0(11:57) 16.09(7:25) 50
  Total5 9:01:36 60.1(9:01) 96.71(5:36) 3312

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Sunday Jul 12, 2020 #

6 PM

Cycling 1:02:05 intensity: (1:56 @1) + (2:46 @2) + (44:59 @3) + (12:24 @4) 18.81 mi (18.2 mph) +452m
ahr:148 max:172

Saturday Jul 11, 2020 #

11 AM

Running 10:30 intensity: (11 @1) + (7 @2) + (10:06 @3) + (6 @4) 1.39 mi (7:32 / mi)
ahr:135 max:164

Running intervals 24:16 intensity: (7 @1) + (4:01 @2) + (11:09 @3) + (8:57 @4) + (2 @5) 4.34 km (5:36 / km)
ahr:147 max:181

8x400, mostly at 78. I used to do these in the 72-75 range so I've definitely lost a step or two from 4-5 years ago. This is probably gone forever, but maybe if I make friends with the track again I can stave off further losses for some years longer.

Running 11:07 intensity: (6 @2) + (11:01 @3) 1.13 mi (9:52 / mi)
ahr:132 max:149

Friday Jul 10, 2020 #

5 PM

Cycling 1:01:40 intensity: (2:51 @1) + (3:34 @2) + (49:08 @3) + (6:07 @4) 18.76 mi (18.3 mph) +444m
ahr:140 max:174

Thursday Jul 9, 2020 #

4 PM

Hiking 1:59:19 intensity: (39:09 @1) + (58:34 @2) + (21:34 @3) + (2 @4) 5.16 mi (23:07 / mi) +1211m 13:22 / mi
ahr:107 max:160

McClellan Butte. The app said this was some 9 miles roundtrip, so I was displeased when I passed the ~4.5 mark and was not yet there - not because of the distance in itself, but because the weather had become unpleasantly rainy and a bit cold, and I only had a light shell.

Didn't make it to the very top because the very top looked like this:

I was aghast; the maps show the trail going all the way to the top, but it's surely madness for the average hiker to attempt this. I am fairly adventurous when it comes to this kind of thing, but am definitely not comfortable going up an uneven rocky climb in the rain with a sheer cliff on the left and a steep slope of jagged wet rock on the right, leading down to more cliffs. On a clear, dry day I'd *maybe* think about it.

Running 1:13:33 intensity: (6:20 @1) + (17:50 @2) + (26:07 @3) + (23:16 @4) 4.78 mi (15:23 / mi) +50m 14:54 / mi
ahr:135 max:178

Being unpleasantly wet, I wanted to get back to the car sooner rather than later, so I jogged much of the way down. As such we will cheat a bit and call this running. Don't tell anyone.

Monday Jul 6, 2020 #

5 PM

Hiking 1:40:47 intensity: (17:18 @1) + (48:41 @2) + (34:45 @3) + (3 @4) 3.72 mi (27:05 / mi) +1155m 13:47 / mi
ahr:113 max:161

#MountainMonday

Granite (Planite) Mountain. Tough climb, some excellent rock scrambling on the final bit approaching the top. Fairly cloudy at the lookout tower but I could at least see across the pass to Keechelus Lake. I forgot headphones and had to wear only my fourth-favorite pair of shorts, so equipment was not ideal - but I did remember a mask this time.

Hiking 1:18:19 intensity: (18:15 @1) + (51:31 @2) + (8:33 @3) 3.65 mi (21:27 / mi)
ahr:106 max:146

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