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Training Log Archive: Gswede

In the 7 days ending Jul 10, 2011:

activity # timemileskm+mload
  Running5 6:20:00 53.8(7:04) 86.58(4:23)135.0
  Total5 6:20:00 53.8(7:04) 86.58(4:23)135.0

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Sunday Jul 10, 2011 #

Running 1:05:00 [3] 9.6 mi (6:46 / mi)

Anytime I get together with the other guys on the team it turns into an all out hammerfest. I like it though since it is a good way to get in shape and harden up for the season. Mongul Hill loop.

Friday Jul 8, 2011 #

Running 1:05:00 [3] 8.9 mi (7:18 / mi)

Cramer Loop. Definently feeling the hammerfest last night.

Running 30:00 [3] 3.7 mi (8:06 / mi)

Trotar un poco por las carreteras de Colonel Denning

Thursday Jul 7, 2011 #

Running 1:05:00 [3] 9.8 mi (6:38 / mi)

Spence run Hammerfest. I was feeling tired from caffeine detox and the run on tuesday. But I still hung and ran with the guys. It's nice to go out and roll with 6 other guys.

Wednesday Jul 6, 2011 #

Running 20:00 [3] 2.4 mi (8:20 / mi)

Easy morning jog on the rec fields

Running 1:05:00 [3] 8.8 mi (7:23 / mi)

A very slow run due to yesterday, this morning and me going through coffee detox. I got out there and did it and got a good workout in. Not every day is stellar. But eh.

Tuesday Jul 5, 2011 #

Running 1:10:00 [4] 10.6 mi (6:36 / mi)

This run turned into much more of a hammerfest than I planned. And it wasn't because I got competitive. I was heading out the rail trail when I saw a friend from my french/spanish classes sitting on a bench about 2.5 miles out. I asked him how he was doing and he responded that he was dying. Apparently he had started walking at noon (I found him at 7:30) and he had walked/ran about 18 miles without water by the time I had found him. He looked pretty close to heat exhaustion and he said he had water in his car. I told him to give me his keys and I would get the water and bring it back to him. Soooo I started running 5:40's back to his car, picked up the water, and hammered back to get to him before he passed out. Unfortunately, it was only 16 ounces and he needed a lot more. So I made another trip back, filled up his water and then came back. Very tiring but it's nice to know my running can serve a purpose like that sometimes.

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