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Training Log Archive: Jan Erik Naess

In the 7 days ending Dec 26, 2015:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Map Reading2 3:30:00
  Long Track Speed Skating2 1:35:00
  Short Track Speed Skating1 1:30:00
  Dry-Land Training3 1:25:00
  Biking2 1:25:00
  Total10 9:25:00
  [1-5]8 5:55:00

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Saturday Dec 26, 2015 #

10 AM

Dry-Land Training 15:00 [2]

Spinning
Technicord
11 AM

Long Track Speed Skating 50:00 [3]

Sprint Workout, I did 2/3 of the workout portion because my body couldn't take much more
6 PM

Map Reading 1:00:00 [0]

Christmas route days 19-24

http://news.worldofo.com/2015/12/01/vote-for-cours...

Sprint Maps:
http://doma.orienteering.asn.au/show_map.php?user=...

http://omaps.worldofo.com/course2015.php
Just planning ahead and keeping track of where I'll be going

http://stoltzen.no/okart/show_map.php?user=BSC&...
Worked on not getting trapped. Any time I had a hard time figuring out a route I looked at it from back to front. Worked every time :P

http://web.entrebalizas.org/Doma/show_map.php?user...

Friday Dec 25, 2015 #

12 PM

Biking 55:00 [3]

Easy Mountain Bike

Thursday Dec 24, 2015 #

12 PM

Biking 30:00 [3]

Light bike to see how I was feeling.

Getting better :)

Monday Dec 21, 2015 #

Note
(sick)

8 AM

Dry-Land Training 30:00 [2]

Spinning
Technicord
9 AM

Long Track Speed Skating 45:00 [2]

2 laps after each set of drills

Sunday Dec 20, 2015 #

10 AM

Map Reading 2:30:00 [0]

I took advantage of all of the free time that I had, so I checked out the WOC 2015 sprint, forest relay, and some other minor races.

While watching I tried to really get into it and feel the tension and excitement I would have in those situations, that wasn't hard to do. I though about what I would be doing as people were running, and going by controls, etc. It was easy to get into my head about how I would really be thinking, and I realized that I need to really practice on thinking how I practice my map reading, because if I can do that, then my races will greatly improve
5 PM

Dry-Land Training 40:00 [3]

Jogging
Dynamic Stretching
Start drills, working on driving the recovery leg. With a hard knee drive it instantly got my leg loaded and pushing.
6 PM

Short Track Speed Skating 1:30:00 [3]

2x5min 1lap on 1lap off, relay exchanges with sticky feet
4x4lap safety pin with sticky feet
20min starts wit resistance with bands
2x4x3lap @95%
soccer game :D

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