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Training Log Archive: prthiessen

In the 7 days ending Nov 21, 2015:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Long Run2 1:56:50 24.3(4:48) 39.11(2:59)
  Intervals1 1:00:00 7.2(8:20) 11.59(5:11)
  Speed/Track1 1:00:00 7.7(7:48) 12.39(4:51)
  Walking1 35:00 2.2(15:54) 3.54(9:53)
  Easy1 55 5.5(10) 8.85(6)
  Total6 4:32:45 46.9(5:49) 75.48(3:37)

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Saturday Nov 21, 2015 #

Long Run 2:50 [3] 16.5 mi (10 / mi)

4 miles of road running at beginning and end. Then 8 miles of trail running at N. Table. HR and effort generally easyish and around 130-135 for the first 13 miles and then hammered home the last few miles running 724, 724, 715, 700, with HR 150-160. These miles are downhill mostly so it looks faster than it was but good effort at the end.

Friday Nov 20, 2015 #

Walking 35:00 [3] 2.2 mi (15:54 / mi)

TM walking. 5 min warmup and then 30 minutes at 4.2 mph at 15%.

Thursday Nov 19, 2015 #

Intervals 1:00:00 [3] 7.2 mi (8:20 / mi)

TM- 15 easy then all remaining at 820. With various hill inclines all at 820. 15 minutes total of hills of either 2 minute or 1 minute duration. Worked my way up and most intervals after the first few got HR over 160. 20 minutes of 820 for 60 minutes total.

Wednesday Nov 18, 2015 #

Easy 55 [3] 5.5 mi (10 / mi)

Super slow easy. Tried to keep HR below 135 and this was very slow at times. Very windy too. A bit sore from yesterday.

Tuesday Nov 17, 2015 #

Speed/Track 1:00:00 [3] 7.7 mi (7:48 / mi)

TM- easy 15 min warmup. Then at 820 with one click up on TM every 2 minutes until 55 minutes. HR started around 140 and went all the way up to 170 by the end. I started to increase the rate greater than one click a minutes towards the last 15 minutes to the point where I ended at 550 per mile for the last 2 minutes. Whipped, but good.

Sunday Nov 15, 2015 #

Long Run 1:54:00 [3] 7.8 mi (14:37 / mi)

White ranch trail run - 1800 feet of gain. Slow and steady on a gorgeous day. Felt good, not great, but fine.

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