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Training Log Archive: vmeyer

In the 7 days ending Dec 9, 2007:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Walking1 2:08:00 8.0(16:00) 12.88(9:57)
  Orienteering1 1:43:42 3.67(28:17) 5.9(17:35) 244
  Total2 3:51:42 11.67(19:52) 18.77(12:20) 244

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Sunday Dec 9, 2007 #

Event: QOC Avalon
 

Orienteering race (Avalon Green) 1:43:42 [4] *** 5.9 km (17:35 / km) +244m 14:34 / km
shoes: Ice Bugs Men's Blue 8.5

Few big mistakes. Raw. Slippery. Hilly. Enjoyed myself.

Broke out a new pair of Ice Bugs today. No easing them into a relationship gently - just right away - slam, blam, here's the mud, man.

Saturday Dec 8, 2007 #

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Walking (PWNF) 2:08:00 [1] 8.0 mi (16:00 / mi)
shoes: Icebugs Sky Blue

Thanks to Chris and Kris, I got a workout done - the first in two weeks! So, I won't see that message again for at least a week.

The first Chris needed a ride to the airport at 6:30 AM. So, I figured being up and out with my gear would be a step in the right direction.

Then I talked to Kris last night, and she agreed to meet me for a hike - but NOT if it was raining. So, riding back from the airport, and having to pass my exits, and with it raining, I called to say it was raining here, but what about further south. Left a message and looped around the exit a couple of times trying to decide whether I was a wuss or not. I was just deciding, when Kris called back, and we talked ourselves into giving it a try.

And, I am so happy that we did. We started at Pine Grove, took the South Valley Trail to the North Valley trail to Lake One Road. Headed up that to the Scenic Loop, and then hooked on to the Mary Bird Trail to Turkey Run Educational Center (for a convenient potty break). Back down on the Turkey Run Trail, to the South Valley trail, and back up to Pine Grove.

We kept a fairly brisk pace up except for maybe 2 miles just a bit slower when Kris' knee started hurting a bit more. Gabbed the whole time. An excellent workout, as well as great non-wuss company. Unscathed except for one little blister on the top of a toe. Yeah, my last long workout for the half marathon is in the books, and now I can go back to taper mode. :)

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