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Training Log Archive: jennycas

In the 7 days ending Mar 7, 2015:

activity # timemileskm+m
  running3 2:22:38 6.96 11.2 270
  swimming2 1:10:00 1.24(56:20) 2.0(35:00)
  orienteering2 37:06 2.92(12:42) 4.7(7:54)
  Total7 4:09:44 11.12 17.9 270

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Saturday Mar 7, 2015 #

9 AM

orienteering race (NOL sprint relay) 16:35 [4] 2.1 km (7:54 / km)
shoes: Asics GT-2000

Sydney uni, running first then John, Tyson, Mel. Possibly should have taken the left route immediately out of the start but didn't see it in time. Anyway, was still with everyone else at the end of the long first leg but then foolishly took the ramp instead of the stairs down towards no 2. Then left route to 3 which was too wide. So on 5 I didn't go wide and couldn't find the stairs I wanted from the edge of a carpark and had to have a couple of goes at it; lost the best part of a minute there. Also a little on a wide route leaving 6 and at 7 when the most logical route to 8 was the blocked alleyway. And took the wrong stairs out of 13 after crossing the bridge. So could have been the best part of 2 minutes more efficient throughout the course, which is a lot in a sprint. Anyhow, felt like I was running quite well even if I couldn't keep up with a girl who appeared to be about 10!
3 PM

orienteering race (NOL sprint qualifier) 20:31 [4] 2.6 km (7:53 / km)
shoes: Asics GT-2000

Sir Joseph Banks Park, Botany. Was a bit hot in the sun and I struggled to run through the sand dunes. Wombled around a bit getting to 1 but I think everyone did who had the harder split there. Managed to follow Jo to what was in fact my no. 5 instead of 2, the pivot control, because I left the track at the wrong place. But that at least meant that I definitely came back to 5 instead of skipping it like the favourites did...after 6 overran the track across the swamp and ended up in a dead end - again, I suspect I wasn't the only one. The rest of the course required no real navigation and was a bit of a slog, but the control on the elephant (sculptures) was very cool!

Friday Mar 6, 2015 #

8 AM

swimming 36:00 [3] 1.0 km (36:00 / km)

Slow sleepy stiff swim. Don't think I got in anyone's way.

Thursday Mar 5, 2015 #

Note

Affter a Thursday which was even more messy at work than usual I was really late for Belair, and Z probably shouldn't have waited for me, because I seemed to have chest pains and stomach cramps and decided to turn around after about 5 minutes. Think it was just musculoskeletal but I have obviously been very tense lately and even had difficulty swallowing my dinner because my throat was so tight.

Wednesday Mar 4, 2015 #

6 PM

running (Colonel Light Gardens) 34:22 [3]
shoes: Asics GT-2000

Before Easter meeting. This temporary attempt at a tempo tapered to tediousness. Hope I feel better than this on Sat because apparently now I am running first because Mel's not flying in until 8am Sat (!) Wonder if she'll be allowed to enter quarantine late...?

Tuesday Mar 3, 2015 #

7 AM

swimming 34:00 [3] 1.0 km (34:00 / km)

The coffee at the pool always smells really good but I suspect I would be disappointed if I tasted it.
3 PM

Note

Attack of the Killer Physio
Legs were a bit hammered after this and also I finished work late, so didn't make it to Morialta.

Monday Mar 2, 2015 #

6 PM

running (Monday night) 40:00 [3]
shoes: Asics GT-2000

Had thoughts of a longer run tonight but legs a bit stiff from yesterday and anyway I felt like being social. Around Hawthorndene with the pram brigade and Fern & I did a little extra.

Sunday Mar 1, 2015 #

7 AM

Note

85 pre-entries for the sprint champs might even be a new record! We put out the units this morning, and even locked a few of them but the scout camp seemed pretty deserted (although there was a music camp going on in the main building). Soon it wasn't deserted because there were orienteers going everywhere - the courses ended up with a winning time more like 20 minutes than 15 (in order to properly use Challenge Hill), but we'd acknowledged this in the event info and since the majority of people have been doing the long course at the sprint series over the last month, nobody complained. Presentations were over and we were collecting controls before midday :)
7 PM

running (Belair triangle) 1:08:16 [3] 11.2 km (6:06 / km) +270m 5:26 / km
shoes: Asics GT-2000

Left this pretty late after an afternoon of moving stuff between houses (and pricing sofas & bookcases) so was in a bit of a hurry to get up the hill once I realised the sun was going to set sooner than anticipated. Coming down I really had to watch my footing in the half-light but the view out over the twinkling suburbs from the bottom of Gloucester was worth it. A bit surprised at how far afield the Clipsal concert could be heard on the breeze!

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