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Training Log Archive: Arnold

In the 7 days ending Jan 19, 2003:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Running4 3:47:47 29.64(7:41) 47.71(4:46)
  Orienteering1 1:18:36 5.72(13:45) 9.2(8:33) 290
  Gym1 44:00
  Strength1 15:00
  Total5 6:05:23 35.36 56.91 290

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Sunday Jan 19, 2003 #

Running 15:00 [2] 2.0 km (7:30 / km)

To and from parking

Running 10:00 [2] 1.0 mi (10:00 / mi)

warmup at orienteering meet

Orienteering 1:18:36 [4] 9.2 km (8:33 / km) +290m 7:23 / km

Orienteering at Fontainebleau> A very good run, not particularly fast but almost flawless>

Saturday Jan 18, 2003 #

Running 1:50:14 [2] 23.0 km (4:48 / km)

Long run to Bois de Boulogne. Felt very shit.

Strength 15:00 [3]

some upper body stuff in the evening. i am bionic man, need no sleep

Friday Jan 17, 2003 #

Running 44:53 [4] 10.4 km (4:19 / km)

Fartlek at 10pm. Rain, wind, cold, but fast. Almost surreal really. Turned out very fast although I had at least half the run at "slow"level> Made me think of an article that I rad that a good way to run a marathon is to run for say 3 miles, and then walk for 30secs, and then repeat. Apart fro; the fact that no decent runner would ever be caught doing that, might it work?

Thursday Jan 16, 2003 #

Running 47:40 [3] 10.7 km (4:27 / km)

The usual run; in the morning this time. There was indeed a reason why I have stopped running in the morning, baaah. Possibly my slowest time ever for this run..

Tuesday Jan 14, 2003 #

Gym 44:00 [3]

Lots of people today (hate those new-years-resolution-training people), so had to change the programme to:

5min rowing (warmup)
16min bike 11/12
5min rowing
15min stairmaster 9/10
3min running (warmdown)

The elliptical seemed especially popular today!

I also found out that the treadmill goes to 16kph max which will not be very much for interval training, unfortunately (just about enough for mile intervals but too slow for anything else)

Monday Jan 13, 2003 #

Note

It's funny how a weekend's skiing can mess up a whole week's training:
-no training Thursday because I had to buy ski pants
-no training Friday because I was on the train
-no running on the weekend because I was skiing
-limited training today and tomorrow because I am dead tired from the weekend.

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