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Training Log Archive: Terkelsen

In the 7 days ending Dec 23, 2007:

activity # timemileskm+mload
  Running2 2:30:00 14.91(10:04) 24.0(6:15)45.0
  Hike-Walk-NW1 2:05:00 7.46(16:46) 12.0(10:25)37.5
  Ballgames2 2:00:0036.0
  Strength1 1:30:0018.0
  Total6 8:05:00 22.37 36.0136.5

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Sunday Dec 23, 2007 #

Running 1:30:00 [3] 14.0 km (6:26 / km)
ahr:146 max:169 shoes: Asics gel Kayano XII 8

Not easy one, but I ran.

Saturday Dec 22, 2007 #

Hike-Walk-NW 2:05:00 [3] 12.0 km (10:25 / km)
ahr:122 max:162 shoes: Asics gel Kayano XII 8

Nordic Walking in Tiirismaa.

Friday Dec 21, 2007 #

Ballgames (Kaukalopallo) 1:00:00 [3]

Friday morning training. Not so good training as yesterday, but fun anyway.

Thursday Dec 20, 2007 #

Ballgames (Kaukalopallo) 1:00:00 [3]

Rinkball trainings. Intensive training. Lot of movement on ice.

Wednesday Dec 19, 2007 #

Running 1:00:00 [3] 10.0 km (6:00 / km)
ahr:147 max:167 shoes: Asics gel Kayano XII 8

Running home from work. Nice feeling. Long running and strenght sessions made running to be easy as it just can be. During running I shared a thought to my employer - mighty mighty Austrian, I was thinking corner stones of good condition or how do I get in good shape and also thinking yökuppi. I gave my input to article they are writing about yökuppi.

Note

Sometimes I plan at some level what and how I'm going to train. Time frame can be very short otherwise I loose motivation already in the beginning.

Now I'm in midway of my training pyramid. Calculating in hours per week (third week now) I have planned to train as follow:
49-4:00 50-6:00 51-8:00 52-10:00 1-10:00
Easiest part done and in the log you can find.
49-4:45 50-6:33 51-(2:30)

Now I'm concentrating to build endurance. So you may find some Nordic walking sessions from my log.

Tuesday Dec 18, 2007 #

Note
(rest day)

Baby sitting.

Monday Dec 17, 2007 #

Strength (Kuntopiiri) 1:30:00 [2]

Monday night workout. Abs, arms and legs.

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