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Training Log Archive: Stijn

In the 7 days ending Sep 21, 2014:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Trail Running2 3:39:26 17.4(12:37) 28.0(7:50) 700
  Road Running3 2:23:44 18.89(7:37) 30.4(4:44) 385
  Orienteering1 1:02:27 5.47(11:25) 8.8(7:06) 3405 /16c31%
  Strength5 25:00
  Total10 7:30:37 41.76 67.2 14255 /16c31%

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Sunday Sep 21, 2014 #

9 AM

Trail Running warm up/down 10:00 [3] 2.0 km (5:00 / km)
shoes: Asics Gel Fuji Sensor #2

Orienteering race (Hennops Long) 1:02:27 [4] *** 8.8 km (7:06 / km) +340m 5:57 / km
spiked:5/16c shoes: Asics Gel Fuji Sensor #2

Too many mistakes as always but enjoyed running hard on the longer legs. Biggest mistake was missing #4 while trying to out-fox Nic to #5 ;) Backtrack probably cost me about 2 mins. Almost no spiked controls, mostly due to mistakes not approaching the control directly. Took the tiger lines mostly - not sure if the steep hiking was faster than the longer routes around the bottom of the gullies?

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Saturday Sep 20, 2014 #

7 AM

Trail Running 3:29:26 [2] 26.0 km (8:03 / km) +700m 7:06 / km
shoes: Asics Gel Fuji Sensor #2

Showed Fred the route up and along the Magalies Ridge.
3 PM

Strength 5:00 [5]

Friday Sep 19, 2014 #

6 PM

Strength 5:00 [5]

Thursday Sep 18, 2014 #

6 AM

Road Running 49:11 [3] 10.6 km (4:38 / km) +120m 4:23 / km
shoes: Asics Gel Nimbus 15 #3

With Neal through Saxonwold, Melrose and Houghton. Brisk but chatty run with a hill sprint thrown in for good measure.

Wednesday Sep 17, 2014 #

Road Running 36:12 intensity: (18:12 @3) + (18:00 @4) 7.8 km (4:38 / km) +80m 4:25 / km
shoes: Asics Gel Nimbus 15 #3

Pushed the pace on the uphill 2nd half. Not sure why, with a stairs session looming tomorrow.
7 PM

Strength 5:00 [4]

Tuesday Sep 16, 2014 #

6 AM

Road Running 58:21 [3] 12.0 km (4:52 / km) +185m 4:31 / km
shoes: Asics Gel Nimbus 15 #3

6 PM

Strength 5:00 [3]

Monday Sep 15, 2014 #

7 PM

Strength 5:00 [4]

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