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Training Log Archive: Sandy

In the 30 days ending Jun 30, 2005:

activity # timemileskm+mload
  rogaine1 5:45:00138.0
  map hiking2 5:30:0076.5
  hiking1 5:15:0063.0
  orienteering3 4:58:46 4.35 7.013 /14c92%229.7
  running4 2:47:29 6.0 9.6667.0
  gym2 1:05:0023.0
  trail1 49:5320.0
  warm up/cool down2 48:509.8
  biking1 40:4416.3
  swimming1 40:00 0.99(40:14) 1.6(25:00)16.0
  Total15 28:20:42 11.34 18.2613 /14c92%659.2

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Thursday Jun 30, 2005 #

gym 15:00 [1]

no knee brace yet :( But the UPS tracking # says it's on it's way back from CA. Did a bunch of situps, pushups, leg raises, etc. while watching tv.

Tuesday Jun 28, 2005 #

Note

Should get the repaired knee brace back on Thursday.

Saturday Jun 25, 2005 #

rogaine race 5:45:00 [3] **

CNYO 6 hr. with Ann Leonard. 2nd overall behind an all male team. Good strategy, good route choice, a couple not so brilliant moments when we didn't pay attention maybe losing 15-20 minutes each time. Even jogged some downhills during the last hour. Knee brace "malfunctioned" after about 3 hours - the hinge is probably worn and it would lock about 30 degrees back from straight every 15-20 minutes and the only way to get it working again was to take it off and fiddle with the hinge.

Thursday Jun 23, 2005 #

biking 40:44 [3]

Inspired by the comments of those who did the AR here this weekend, I finally got my bike out and went for a ride. Headed toward the city on the drive and then took the trails home. The set of trails I was on was probably the easiest loop on the hills that I know of but it was still steep in places and plenty rocky. But they've done quite a bit of trail maintenance in the last year and so it was easier than a year ago. Or else I've somehow miraculously improved boatloads. Nah. I am a big time wuss on the down hills though!

Wednesday Jun 22, 2005 #

running 55:00 [3]

After waiting at home all day for a repairman that never came, finally got out for a slog along the drive - only did 2.5 and then walked home the long way on the trails. Glad I did since I met a mountain biker who lives on my street and he told me about a group that meets weekly to ride the trails in the Wissahickon. Might give that a try.

Monday Jun 20, 2005 #

gym 50:00 [3]

30 mins on the elliptical
20 mins strength

Sunday Jun 19, 2005 #

orienteering race 2:48:00 [5] ***
spiked:13/14c

3 hour score-o at Hickory Run. A really good day. I had a decent plan, executed well, and was able to cover a whole lot more distance than I anticipated. Only error was about 1 min right near the end and a silly route at the very end. Don't think I could have done more though in any case; my legs were like jelly as I finished. Ran a decent percentage of the time even. Scored pretty well too I think.

Friday Jun 17, 2005 #

running 53:48 [3]

slogged 3 miles along Forbidden drive at 10:25 pace plus the jog/walk down and back home

Thursday Jun 16, 2005 #

Note

Serious motivation problems....

Wednesday Jun 15, 2005 #

hiking 5:15:00 [1]

Hike with Mac along the Appalachian Trail (Pulpit Rock and The Pinnacle section) near Hawk Mountain. Saw a dozen or more hawks flying at The Pinnacle - very spectacular to see one take off from the rocks and then watch them all wheeling and diving and floating together. Probably around 13 miles total.

Sunday Jun 12, 2005 #

orienteering race 1:23:29 [4] 7.0 km (11:56 / km)

Red course at the DVOA local event at French Creek West. Went out early (8am) so I could work epunch all day. The advantage of going out early (cooler weather - although "cooler" is quite relative since it was over 80 already by then) was offset by having to "turn on" each control (only about a second per conttrol so not a big deal) AND creating tracks through the ferns that people after me could follow (which was a big deal since the ferns were up to my chin in places@!#!).

Nevertheless, fun course and a reasonable day. Mark did try to keep the courses in the nicest woods. Knees pretty sore though. Not sure why.

Saturday Jun 11, 2005 #

map hiking 3:45:00 [1]

Scouting terrain in the water gap area with Clem and Harvey for a future event. Some very nice stuff to rival the best of the water gap maps but very different.

Thursday Jun 9, 2005 #

running 30:19 [3] 3.0 mi (10:06 / mi)

Normal 3 miles on Forbidden Drive. Very hot and humid, but I was going to be slow no matter.

warm up/cool down 25:26 [1]

walk/jog down to Forbidden Drive and back home

Tuesday Jun 7, 2005 #

trail 49:53 [3]

Medium length, fairly hilly route in the Wissahickon. Ran 25 mins. up and down the hills, did a 5:20 half along the creek (about the same pace as on the hills felt like), did one more major hill in about 4 minutes, then had to walk down that one - thought for sure I would take a tumble if I tried to go any faster - and walked up the next. Ran a bit more after that, then walked the last 10 mins home.

Found a couple small ticks in my arms and legs this morning - from the weekend most likely. Rats.

Sunday Jun 5, 2005 #

map hiking 1:45:00 [2]

Hanging controls and picking up controls at HVO event at Westmoreland. I'll give it a 2 instead of a 1 since there was lots of climb and it was so hot I sweated buckets.

orienteering race 47:17 [4]

Sprint course at Westmoreland.

Thursday Jun 2, 2005 #

swimming 40:00 [3] 1.6 km (25:00 / km)

64 laps. Had to stop momentarily at 55 and work out the cramps starting in my feet and lower calves. Haven't had that happen before; not sure what the problem was. I generally don't kick hardly at all - just use my legs for balance so really odd that they acted up. But a quick massage and the cramping stopped and I was able to finish.

Wednesday Jun 1, 2005 #

warm up/cool down 23:24 [1]

Walking and a little jogging to get down to Forbidden Drive and then back home.

running 28:22 [3] 3.0 mi (9:27 / mi)

Run along Forbidden Drive; went back to my original out and back loop to try and gauge just where I am in terms of training. Really pleased with this outing - fully expected over 10 min miles and not by just a few seconds either. I tried to find a pace that was pushing it, but something I thought I could hold for 3 miles and I really wasn't sure if I had picked something too high but I managed to keep it going. (half miles: 5:05, 4:46, 4:34, 4:24, 4:48, 4:45)

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