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Training Log Archive: kissy

In the 7 days ending Apr 12, 2014:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Core Conditioning2 2:00:00
  Orienteering1 1:08:14 4.47(15:15) 7.2(9:29)
  Cycling1 1:05:03 16.3(15.0/h) 26.23(24.2/h)
  Strength Training1 1:00:00
  Total5 5:13:17 20.77 33.43

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Saturday Apr 12, 2014 #

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For everyone at West Point this weekend, here is a photo of the QOC crew from the 1979 Lake Frederick meet, sponsored by Perrier. Note the same cabins in the background.

QOC

Core Conditioning 1:00:00 [3]

Saturday Barre class.

Friday Apr 11, 2014 #

Cycling 1:05:03 [3] 16.3 mi (15.0 mph)

Some easy laps around Wash Park. I didn't want to get too far from home because one of my knees had been sore and I wanted to be able to make a quick dash home if it really began to hurt. It did not.

There is a 15 mph speed limit for bikes in the park, and there was actual a park ranger parked at the side of the road, monitoring the bikers. I had heard of some people getting tickets last fall, so I guess it's true.

Thursday Apr 10, 2014 #

Note

This was the only pencil left in my desk drawer for me to use. #pencilthief

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#tbt The QOC Fab 40 training group

P1000722

Wednesday Apr 9, 2014 #

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Reminded today that no matter how many weight training classes you take, 5 hours of hauling rocks out of a garden is back breaking work.

Tuesday Apr 8, 2014 #

Strength Training 1:00:00 [3]

Marnie has informed me that this class is no longer called Group Power...and hasn't been for about 6 months. Oops.

I went to Body Pump class tonight.

Monday Apr 7, 2014 #

Core Conditioning 1:00:00 [3]

Barre class

Sunday Apr 6, 2014 #

Orienteering race 1:08:14 [4] 7.2 km (9:29 / km)

First meet of the season. Cherry Creek State Park. Red course.

I had volunteered to run the Start area, so I did that for about an hour and a half before I set out. In the near past, I could easily have seen myself not even going out and just continuing to help, but Troy showed up to take over, so I had no excuse. Plus, I was pretty excited about orienteering, even if it was just Cherry Creek.

And, as anticipated, it was mostly a terrain run. The park is so open, and I spent a lot of time in it last year setting courses, so there was little navigational talent needed. I have to say, though, I did slightly miss on two controls...like 15s on each one...because I thought I remembered those particular control features, but I did not. So, I was just a bit off on both of them. Other than that, it went fine, and I ran for pretty much the whole thing.

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