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Training Log Archive: Spike

In the 7 days ending May 19, 2012:

activity # timemileskm+mload
  running3 3:20:00420.0
  cycling3 2:15:00135.0
  rowing2 40:0040.0
  Total6 6:15:00595.0

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Friday May 18, 2012 #

running 40:00 [2]

Jogged at Clinton.

In other news, I dropped an ice cube on the floor in the kitchen. I bent down to pick it up and seem to have tweaked/strained my left hamstring. That's pretty sad.

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Thursday May 17, 2012 #

rowing 20:00 [1]

Row, row.

1

Wednesday May 16, 2012 #

cycling 45:00 [1]

Work commute.

I'll probably need to drive to work tomorrow and Friday. That'll mean I only biked to work 3 times on bike-to-work-week.

running 45:00 [2]

Jogging on the trails at Clinton. I carried the map and took a look at it now and then. I didn't feel very good.

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Tuesday May 15, 2012 #

cycling 45:00 [1]

Work commute.

As part of bike-to-work week the City Commissioners arrived for tonight's meeting on bikes. Cool.

I stayed through the "study session" and then came home and mowed.

http://instagr.am/p/KqX1zTQ0yD/

Monday May 14, 2012 #

cycling 45:00 [1]

Work commute. Nice and quiet now that KU is not in session.

rowing 20:00 [1]

Row, row.

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Sunday May 13, 2012 #

10 AM

running 1:55:00 intensity: (1:45:00 @2) + (10:00 @4)

Trail run at Clinton. I put in 10 minutes at an honest effort near the end. This was a satisfying run in that the longer I went the better I felt. That's unusual.

I took one good Fa. A Fa is part of a Fall. If you stumble on a rock and fall to the ground, that's a fall. But, if you stumble and by reflex wave your arm to regain balance and manage to remain upright, that's a Fa. For it to truly be a Fa, you have to actually strain a muscle in your arm as you flail about trying to regain your balance. I'm pretty sure I never took a Fa until after I turned 40.

I kept expecting to see Mary on the trails, but didn't until the near the end.

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