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Training Log Archive: Spike

In the 7 days ending Jan 14, 2006:

activity # timemileskm+mload
  orienteering3 4:05:0068c795.0
  cycling2 2:10:00130.0
  running4 1:50:00220.0
  Total6 8:05:0068c1145.0

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Saturday Jan 14, 2006 #

running 10:00 [2]

Jogging around to warm up.

orienteering 1:20:00 [4] ***
ahr:168 14c

M21 at Anza Borrego.

orienteering race 25:00 [4] ***
12c

Sprint at A-B. Not a very good run. Even where I didn't lose time I wasn't orienteering or running well. Learned some lessons. Fun, though.

Thursday Jan 12, 2006 #

running 10:00 [2]

Warm up jog while I waited for everyone to arrive (I was a few minutes early).

orienteering 45:00 [2] ***
5c

Mary designed a course that Gene, Nadim and I ran. We went as a group with one leading and running on map memory. The others would follow. We took turns leading. It was a nice training.

Wednesday Jan 11, 2006 #

cycling 1:30:00 [1]

I watched the KU-Colorado game while riding the trainer. Good game and watching b-ball makes the time pass quickly.

Tuesday Jan 10, 2006 #

running 1:20:00 [2]

I put on my headlamp and jogged around on the trails at PNS. We got a bit of snow today which made for a nice run.

I took it slow and easy.

Monday Jan 9, 2006 #

cycling 40:00 [1]

Some cycling on the trainer while watching an old cycling video.

Sunday Jan 8, 2006 #

orienteering 1:35:00 [3] ***
37c

O' session at the area next to the North American O' Champs terrain. Interesting, and difficult, orienteering.

I spent the first hour or so running around and orienteering poorly. I wasn't concentrating. I got mad at myself for that. I concentrated well for the last bit.

Fun.

running 10:00 [2]

In case you've been wondering -- What will Michael do for his second training? -- I've got an answer. I'll shuffle around the neighborhood for 10 minutes.

Actually, I ran 10:03.4. But, I'll round it to 10 minutes.

It felt pretty good to jog a bit.

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