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Training Log Archive: iriharding

In the 7 days ending Aug 20, 2016:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Kayaking2 6:40:35 25.33(15:49) 40.76(9:50)
  Road Biking3 2:56:05 31.2(5:39) 50.21(3:30) 275
  Swimming4 2:38:21 4.85(32:40) 7.8(20:18)
  Orienteering2 1:29:09 3.66(24:23) 5.88(15:09) 1022 /3c66%
  Misc Outdoor activities ( sailing , etc)1 1:00:00
  Total11 14:44:10 65.03 104.66 3772 /3c66%
averages - weight:154lbs

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Saturday Aug 20, 2016 #

11 AM

Swimming 29:41 [4] 1.7 km (17:28 / km)
weight:154.5lbs

rainy day..L and I were the only ones in WSP Y outdoor pool
1600m w fins 142,144,143,142,144, 144,145,145,146,146,144,144,145,145,144,136 = 2741

100m warmdown (inlc 25 m fly)

Friday Aug 19, 2016 #

9 AM

Swimming 38:00 [3] 1.8 km (21:07 / km)
weight:154.5lbs

400m br 10:04
400m Ba 936
600m fr 149,210,148,200,152,201 (alternates sliw and fast)
200m fr w fins 144,136
175 fr
25 fly

Thursday Aug 18, 2016 #

8 AM

Road Biking (specialized roubaix) 1:52:06 [3] 16.66 mi (6:44 / mi) +146m 6:33 / mi

stillwater round trip . coffee with Fred K.. forgot to turn on gps unit until Duluth junction on way out
12 PM

Misc Outdoor activities ( sailing , etc) (lawn mowing) 1:00:00 [2]

2 PM

Swimming 33:40 [3] 1.7 km (19:48 / km)
weight:152.5lbs

600m fr 1223
600m fr w fins 1120
400m fr 740
100m cooldown

Wednesday Aug 17, 2016 #

11 AM

Road Biking (trek rockhopper) 49:28 [3] 12.52 mi (3:57 / mi) +115m 3:51 / mi

kayak bike shuttle cty rd G bridge to Hamilton Falls on North Fork of Eau Claire river. Nice quiet ride only saw 3 cars .... all going the other way

Kayaking (dagger 11.5) 3:30:00 [3] 12.6 mi (16:40 / mi)

Part 1 of Kayak on the North Fork of the Eau Claire river from Hamilton Falls

5.5 inches of rain in the area in the last 10 days had put the Black River at Neillsvile (closest USGS gage up from 200 cfs to 5000+ and now down to 1750 cfs today ) so expected the N fork of the Eau Claire to be high . It was high about 2x flow comapred with my visit in early May.

Hamilton Falls was roaring prettty good . Most of the sandbanks were much reduced in size by the high water. 2 trees 100% across the river at 4.86km downstream from the falls were an interesting obstacle to get over (had to get out and haul kayak over the trunks).

Rapids were big and with large standing waves . So had to pump out cockpit several times. Rocky step about 400 m above Channey rd bridge was wild with 2-3 foot waves and big drops . Probably class III today . Took on a lot of water and became very unstable with 6" water in cockpit.

Stopped for lunch at confluence with the South Fork (which was running at moderate - high levels) .

After lunch on the main river , rapids were full and active with 1' standing waves and some pump outs required . Saw 6 eagles .

Kayaking 1:10:35 [3] 5.75 mi (12:17 / mi)

part 2

Tuesday Aug 16, 2016 #

10 AM

Road Biking (trek rockhopper) 14:31 [2] 2.02 mi (7:11 / mi) +14m 7:02 / mi

to post office and back to return 20 Suunto A-10 compasses with large bubbles for free replacements (hopefully).

Monday Aug 15, 2016 #

9 AM

Swimming 57:00 [3] 2.6 km (21:55 / km)
weight:154.4lbs

slow and easy long swim
600m br 1500 (230 pace)
600m ba 1435 (225 pace)
600m fr 1200 (200pace)
600m fr w fins (1100) 150 pace)
100m ba w fins easy
100m fr w fins slow

Sunday Aug 14, 2016 #

8 AM

Orienteering (control retrieval) 15:00 [3] *** 1.2 km (12:30 / km) +20m 11:32 / km
spiked:1/1c shoes: Salomon XA black

control retrieval 219 - bugs must less today
9 AM

Orienteering (control retrieval) 41:58 [3] *** 2.38 km (17:37 / km) +22m 16:50 / km
spiked:0/1c shoes: Salomon XA black

Control retrieval MNOC rogaine - sloppy on 214

Orienteering (control retrieval) 32:11 [3] 2.3 km (13:59 / km) +60m 12:23 / km
spiked:1/1c shoes: Salomon XA black

retrieval of 216 - found an old road on way out
1 PM

Kayaking 2:00:00 [2] 6.98 mi (17:12 / mi)

on the Namekagon (Namekagon Dam to cty rd M at Cable ) with Julia, Gary , Desiree and Phil S. Put in just below the Namekagon dam.

Flow was good: ~ 1.8 ft on the gage (estimate) and 225 cfs downstream at St Leonards gage (http://waterdata.usgs.gov/usa/nwis/uv?05331833) There are long stretches of flat pooled water then 100- 300 yars drop sections with lot of boulders in . Flow was Ok but it would be tough going in the boulder gardens if level was a lot lower (< 1.5' ?) . GPS track shows 55 feet of drop in 7 miles so approx 8 feet / mile gradient on average

Stopped at mile 4.3 on Sandbar for snack and swim. Very remote feeling section with 2 tiny cabins (w/ associated footbridges) the only structures visible anywhere.

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