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Training Log Archive: emilyr

In the 7 days ending Apr 22, 2012:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Biking2 2:10:06
  Running1 56:00
  Squash1 55:00
  Total4 4:01:06
  [1-5]4 4:00:40

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Sunday Apr 22, 2012 #

5 PM

Biking 1:11:06
ahr:159 max:182

Interval pyramid:

30 second, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 30 seconds all with 3 minute recovery in between.

My ankle is feeling a lot better, but didn't want to push it so did it on the bike. Even though my heart rate data (yay, I found it!) doesn't seem like it, I feel like I was pushing really hard. It's different too than running intervals on the treadmill where you have to keep the pace you set, if not you fall off.

Friday Apr 20, 2012 #

Biking 38:00 [1]

Warm up, cool down, and 6 x 3 minute recoveries.

Biking 21:00 [4]
(injured)

7 x 3 minute intervals.

Could feel my ankle a little bit.

Thursday Apr 19, 2012 #

Note
(injured)

Just below my left ankle is really hurting when I walk (and has since intervals on Tuesday). I will try icing and have started wearing running shoes for better support. I think it's from pronating too much, so I may look into buying new shoes and/or getting insoles. I can still fit in all my interval sessions even if I take today off, so I think best to rest it today.

Wednesday Apr 18, 2012 #

Squash 55:00 [1]

Squash with Mawuena before he graduates. Really fun!

Tuesday Apr 17, 2012 #

Running 36:00 [1]
shoes: Saucony Progrid Xodus 2

I temporarily misplaced my Garmin charger so unfortunately I don't have heart rate data.

Warm up (5.8 mph), 4 x 4 minute recoveries (5.3 mph), and cool down (3.0 mph and 5.0 mph).

Running intervals 20:00 [4]

5 x 4 minute intervals at zone 4 at 7.8 mph

Feeling quite a bit more alive today, so figured I would try them. Did them just a little bit slower (I think 0.1 mph) than last time because not 100% and made sure I wasn't going very fast on recoveries.

Last two (especially last one) was quite difficult.

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