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Training Log Archive: Whitesheep

In the 7 days ending Jul 1, 2015:

activity # timemileskm+mload
  Orienteering3 2:03:53 13.05(9:30) 21.0(5:54) 220119.0
  Road running3 1:00:00 6.52(9:12) 10.5(5:43)12.0
  Running (buggy/bag)3 45:00 4.8(9:22) 7.72(5:50)9.0
  S&C1 30:006.0
  Total8 4:18:53 24.37 39.22 220146.0

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Wednesday Jul 1, 2015 #

9 PM

S&C 30:00 [1]

yoga

Tuesday Jun 30, 2015 #

7 AM

Running (buggy/bag) 15:00 [1] 1.6 mi (9:22 / mi)
shoes: inov8 f-lite 195

7 PM

Orienteering tempo 24:11 [4] 4.8 km (5:02 / km)
shoes: inov8 f-lite 195

Danson Park park race
like a lot of people, mucked up #2 thinking the path out on the wrong side of the stream must lead somewhere. silly boy. fairly standard apart from that.

Road running 20:00 [1] 3.5 km (5:43 / km)
shoes: inov8 f-lite 195

Monday Jun 29, 2015 #

8 AM

Running (buggy/bag) 15:00 [1] 1.6 mi (9:22 / mi)
shoes: Asics 2000

Sunday Jun 28, 2015 #

6 AM

Orienteering race 1:16:27 [5] 11.2 km (6:50 / km) +220m 6:13 / km
shoes: Icebug (ii)

Harvester Relay, last leg
A really good race, both overall as the team performed well and my leg.
The race came in three parts. I started off reasonably steady and purposefully, but made bad decisions at #4 and #5. I should have stuck to the paths more, and then at #5 alarm bells should have gone off (even without knowing about the map correction). So I had already lost a bit of time and started to expect Ben Stevens, who duly appeared at #8.
I thought he must have started fast (even more so than I realised given he started 4-5 mins behind) and he had a bit more pace than me going through the next few. At this stage I thought finishing 4th would be a par result unless he had gone off too quick or I got an opportunity.
Then I made a good decision to #16. Didn't like the look of it at all from the first path junction - depression, steep slope, loads of undergrowth, no obvious track - so went to the next junction along and hoped to pick up the track of people leaving. It worked and I got ahead, and all of a sudden even though I faffed at #17 I could see Dane out in the open ground just ahead and no sign of Ben behind me. That gave me a boost as I was not expecting to see Dane at all, and I really pushed on for the rest of it. I was pretty close partway to #19 but didn't find a good way in or out and Dane put in a bit of an effort and got away for good.
The noise at the spectator control told me I would hold on to 3rd as long as I put in the effort and didn't do anything silly on the easy last loop. There was a last bit of excitement as I chased down a finisher on the B race which was fun if pointless. But I didn't know that at the time.
Out in 3rd, back in 3rd, mixing it up with guys all ranked in the top 50. Definitely a good day out.

Saturday Jun 27, 2015 #

4 PM

Road running 20:00 [1] 3.5 km (5:43 / km)
shoes: inov8 road-x 233 (iv)

spent most of the day working but managed to get out and stretch my legs at least and do a few drills.
legs feeling really tight generally and I need to either work less or restart the yoga

Thursday Jun 25, 2015 #

7 AM

Running (buggy/bag) 15:00 [1] 1.6 mi (9:22 / mi)
shoes: inov8 road-x 233 (iv)

7 PM

Orienteering tempo 23:15 [5] 5.0 km (4:39 / km)
shoes: inov8 road-x 233 (iv)

Victoria park race
Quite easy so another unrelentingly fast run. Maybe faded a bit this time.
Must have lost near enough a minute on #9. I read the control description as being inside the enclosure (I've done that before) and then the SE corner gate was closed so I stood still wondering what to do.

Road running warm up/down 20:00 [1] 3.5 km (5:43 / km)
shoes: inov8 road-x 233 (iv)

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