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Sunday Apr 12, 2009 #
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My first lawn mowing of the season. Luckily, the mower and weed whacker started right up. I also did a fair amount of weed pulling and pruning of some dead branches that didn't make it back in the spring. And then, off to my sister's for a fantastic Easter dinner.
Saturday Apr 11, 2009 #
Running 35:24 3.58 mi (9:53 / mi)
ahr:146 max:159 shoes: Adidas
After realizing that most of the women I compete against had stepped up their training, I decided that it was time that I started mine, so I incorporated some hill work into my run today. I planned on doing 6 repeats, but didn't think I would make it for all 6. I did make it. Yay for me!
1:13 155 (max hr) 1:15 (downhill)
1:16 157 1:12
1:15 159 1:13
1:14 159 1:14
1:14 159 1:12
1:14 159
1:13 155 (max hr) 1:15 (downhill)
1:16 157 1:12
1:15 159 1:13
1:14 159 1:14
1:14 159 1:12
1:14 159
C • Most 6
Friday Apr 10, 2009 #
Running (Trail) 45:00 [3] 4.5 mi (10:00 / mi)
shoes: Salomon
I brought Graham down to NC today so he could spend his Spring break with his dad. I also drove home late last night from NJ, so I've seen a good bit of I-95 over the past few days.
I had done some Googling before I left, and found Medoc Mountain State Park, which looked like a good place to get in a run on my way home. And it was! Other than the fact that there had been a prescribed burn there today, so some of the woods were still smoking and the air right at the beginning of the trail was a little hazy. It brought back memories of Lake Sebago.
I ran the Bear Swamp Trail, around the Summit Trail, and back. These were beautiful woods, with nice pine needle covered trails and a section along the river that was really scenic. The bit up to the "summit" was steep, but short. Evidently, Medoc Mountain isn't really a mountain, but rather a long ridge. Whatever it is, it was a nice place to stop.
I had done some Googling before I left, and found Medoc Mountain State Park, which looked like a good place to get in a run on my way home. And it was! Other than the fact that there had been a prescribed burn there today, so some of the woods were still smoking and the air right at the beginning of the trail was a little hazy. It brought back memories of Lake Sebago.
I ran the Bear Swamp Trail, around the Summit Trail, and back. These were beautiful woods, with nice pine needle covered trails and a section along the river that was really scenic. The bit up to the "summit" was steep, but short. Evidently, Medoc Mountain isn't really a mountain, but rather a long ridge. Whatever it is, it was a nice place to stop.
Tuesday Apr 7, 2009 #
Running 29:11 [3] 3.1 mi (9:25 / mi)
I ran the Hood Loop this morning with my friend, Carol, which probably explains the faster time. She runs about my same speed, but having someone there makes me run just a little harder.
It was a chilly morning. I walked out in shorts and a T-shirt and thought, "Holy crap, it's cold out here!" So, I turned around and put on more clothes. Yesterday morning, it was 60 degrees, and this morning it was 39.
It was a chilly morning. I walked out in shorts and a T-shirt and thought, "Holy crap, it's cold out here!" So, I turned around and put on more clothes. Yesterday morning, it was 60 degrees, and this morning it was 39.