Register | Login
Attackpoint - performance and training tools for orienteering athletes

Training Log: Thompass

In the last 7 days:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Easy Run5 2:31:49 14.65(10:22) 23.58(6:26) 626
  Quality Orienteering2 2:00:02 11.91(10:05) 19.16(6:16) 562
  Easy XT2 1:15:00
  Strength2 1:12:00
  Orienteering1 50:11 3.5(14:21) 5.63(8:55) 97
  Quality XT1 34:00
  Steady Run1 25:39 2.31(11:06) 3.72(6:54) 374
  Total8 8:48:41 32.36 52.08 1659
  [1-5]8 7:30:36
«
2:16
0:00
ThFrSaSuMoTuWe

Tuesday Apr 23 #

12 PM

Easy XT 20:00 [1]

Quality XT 34:00 [4]

5x6[1]

Easy XT 10:00 [1]

Monday Apr 22 #

Note

Knee was niggling on Saturday, and raced and trained through it and it has become quite irritated. Today fully off, then we see tomorrow how it is and probably will be cross training. We'll see. It doesn't seem too concerning, likely just inflammation. Just taking care.
7 PM

Strength 12:00 [0]

WU and light plyo

Easy XT 45:00 [1]

Fully off running is what I meant to say

Sunday Apr 21 #

11 AM

Easy Run 21:30 intensity: (34 @0) + (2:32 @1) + (16:15 @2) + (2:09 @3) 2.81 km (7:39 / km) +162m 5:57 / km
ahr:126 max:146 shoes: VJ Bolds X (MOM 2024)

Quality Orienteering 1:21:05 intensity: (19 @0) + (6 @1) + (1:28 @2) + (15:12 @3) + (1:04:00 @4) 12.05 km (6:44 / km) +343m 5:53 / km
ahr:162 max:176 shoes: VJ Bolds X (MOM 2024)

Put focused effort into attacking the course. Even so, my level is aggression is magnitudes away from the Wozzles or GGs of this world. Not sure how to approach this yet. My instinct is that I'm scared of that level of aggression, maybe not trusting that my stamina will last or that I'm fast enough or that my brain won't turn to mush. Need to think on this.

Name123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930FinishActual TimeExpected TimeName
Philip Vokes-0:12-0:07-0:11-0:010:15-0:03-0:130:490:040:02-0:20-0:09-0:090:360:01-0:020:02-0:04-0:04-0:06-0:293:010:25-0:150:060:04-0:080:21-0:020:100:0075:3972:18Philip Vokes
Iain Harding0:080:040:020:000:230:13-0:06-0:150:070:030:06-0:04-0:03-0:23-0:08-0:10-0:050:140:030:060:15-0:100:00-0:190:030:18-0:02-0:250:000:060:0075:5575:55Iain Harding
Alex Wetherill0:04-0:02-0:11-0:01-0:280:370:240:24-0:08-0:080:060:060:14-0:230:00-0:02-0:03-0:01-0:01-0:080:260:40-0:320:21-0:070:040:050:19-0:020:090:0175:5874:15Alex Wetherill
Adam Barrie-0:03-0:05-0:290:040:11-0:170:490:050:090:01-0:090:010:14-0:040:000:000:040:130:090:110:17-0:01-0:17-0:14-0:030:000:160:110:02-0:03-0:0278:3577:23Adam Barrie
Thomas Laraia0:140:03-0:220:010:03-0:030:200:570:140:080:100:000:120:24-0:06-0:120:020:280:09-0:120:15-0:05-0:03-0:30-0:09-0:230:07-0:21-0:050:090:0181:0479:39Thomas Laraia
Daniel Spencer-0:04-0:090:050:120:07-0:210:03-0:210:210:060:120:01-0:04-0:110:050:081:190:130:070:411:340:12-0:06-0:32-0:07-0:07-0:031:17-0:040:090:0282:4878:04Daniel Spencer
Paul Pruzina0:14-0:04-0:170:020:160:051:04-0:050:050:22-0:030:010:170:05-0:01-0:160:250:000:070:000:070:150:020:02-0:10-0:11-0:180:11-0:120:05-0:0183:0180:55Paul Pruzina
Charlie Rennie0:09-0:03-0:260:01-0:23-0:040:00-0:030:100:270:030:060:08-0:30-0:020:040:01-0:020:10-0:020:110:11-0:05-0:020:030:390:350:120:030:12-0:0183:1481:32Charlie Rennie
Tom Lines-0:13-0:09-0:33-0:020:00-0:35-0:020:280:05-0:050:100:120:110:140:08-0:13-0:040:06-0:030:020:210:480:020:04-0:020:26-0:190:09-0:02-0:13-0:0286:3385:45Tom Lines
Ewan Bennett-0:21-0:14-0:090:020:15-0:390:020:260:090:000:010:070:080:050:01-0:190:050:00-0:08-0:040:420:32-0:070:03-0:010:28-0:310:03-0:04-0:26-0:0487:2987:27Ewan Bennett
Joe Hudd-0:14-0:12-0:320:03-0:08-0:10-0:03-0:070:060:01-0:25-0:020:18-0:39-0:07-0:110:010:15-0:060:211:29-0:100:271:19-0:06-0:050:000:480:060:160:0489:4287:25Joe Hudd
Michael Bishenden0:05-0:07-0:410:040:06-0:240:00-0:090:160:441:230:150:11-0:151:19-0:310:020:030:40-0:190:141:19-0:200:28-0:030:16-0:060:030:130:070:0194:1389:18Michael Bishenden
Alex Matthew-0:02-0:11-0:290:03-0:23-0:300:17-0:080:100:370:180:170:190:250:04-0:030:200:080:000:050:27-0:080:040:39-0:06-0:23-0:16-0:10-0:15-0:08-0:0498:1497:17Alex Matthew
Rudi Paul-0:02-0:13-0:54-0:020:16-0:331:300:180:120:07-0:270:010:140:150:34-0:130:060:020:090:120:14-0:01-0:140:070:16-0:15-0:110:270:490:070:0099:4996:56Rudi Paul
Sam Fielding-0:02-0:04-0:110:100:46-0:330:07-0:091:060:520:040:11-0:010:120:07-0:160:070:090:030:200:291:23-0:15-0:59-0:08-0:090:22-0:05-0:100:05-0:02102:3699:06Sam Fielding
Daniel Weaver-0:09-0:20-0:200:00-0:260:271:16-0:33-0:022:04-0:080:021:42-0:09-0:01-0:180:090:090:01-0:040:40-0:100:280:36-0:060:411:250:09-0:12-0:18-0:06108:18101:51Daniel Weaver
Jonas Newey0:00-0:27-0:55-0:06-0:18-0:32-0:040:500:07-0:030:310:070:060:430:22-0:281:470:011:12-0:26-0:060:04-0:12-0:370:09-0:160:490:17-0:010:29-0:04111:48108:50Jonas Newey
Daniel Barber-0:27-0:38-1:23-0:05-1:12-1:222:331:260:050:280:030:010:040:180:00-0:191:480:390:13-0:090:080:41-1:020:480:050:300:352:410:330:03-0:01124:19117:17Daniel Barber
Ranolph Whitehead-0:46-0:59-1:54-0:091:28-1:190:271:100:460:530:080:080:32-0:160:43-0:321:350:160:39-0:40-0:110:481:09-0:12-0:091:19-0:27-0:57-0:09-0:07-0:01139:14136:05Ranolph Whitehead


--


Routegadget

A bit more of a fun one to look at.

1: +14s, makes sense. compass was off, and it's clear on reflection that I didn't climb two contours. But I saw the vegetation boundary bend to my left and slowed and let my gaze wander a bit. Probably half of that on bad compass, the other half on being slow to work it out. Start a bit more focused boss, we've talked about this.

3: -22s, don't think I did anything special but line was very good, open was rapid, pace was good. I'll certainly take it.

5: Just happy with the good line to the path, looks clean.

6: Surprisingly not too far from expectation, slowed a lot coming into rocks and I was a bit too high. I think there were a few more rocks around than mapped? Would cause everyone to be a bit scrappy.

7: +20s, genuinely not sure what's happened there. I did miss the ride coming over it, that could easily be 10 of those seconds. Perhaps others managed to pushed harder on the ride than I did, I wasn't particularly flying but I didn't think it would be that bad!

I've noticed that I've got a lot of time loss in the first half of the course and a lot more time gain in the second half of the course, so that could be playing a part here. I was in 10th at 11 before working my way back to 5th, so could be some truth in that.

8: +57s. I did take the wrong route, that's fair, it's better to contour around to the reentrant before crossing the wall. That doesn't really excuse the piss poor mapping, all the white on my line until I managed to cross the ride should be riddled with windblow, it was at least equally as bad as the parts of the map where it's mapped. That should be 10s, 15s at worst.

9: +14s, hesitation? Won't think about it too much.

10: +8s, similar deal, maybe not perfect micro choices. Others must be moving really well through this part.

11: +10s, I think this is a bigger reflection of the stage of the race for me. Start was stronger, end was stronger, middle I was missing a bit. My technique in these past controls is fine. Missing aggro.

13: +12s, should've come back up to the ride, way easier and probably quick. Contouring was fairly garbage, and less confidence.

14: +24s, didn't cope well after crossing the wall and coming into the final stretch. Reading the map, I thought there would be some up and down, but turns out it's mostly form lines. Climbed over the first big spur thinking I was maybe just coming over the smaller spur between 16 and 17, then climbing the second one I crossed the yellow, took a good 5+ seconds to process, then corrected. That first little hill, I did see it in the terrain, there was even a control on it, but for some reason I was really struggling to make myself process the details under the pink line, couldn't really make sense of it. Poor.

18: +28s, similar actually to 14. Compassing a bit off to the right climbing the hill, then look left and see the vegetation boundary and think, oh wait, that's me isn't it. Corrected, but obvious loss. You could get there taking almost no climb on the straight line as well.

21: +15s, route isn't aligned perfectly, that little knick in my line to the northwest is where I hit the control. The terrain staying a little lower was just a bit grim. I hear coming over the top and hitting from above was good runnability. Ah well.

24: -30s, apparently the open section was my time to shine? Not sure what that's about, it was so grim, but I do know that I was actively reminding myself to attack for most of this section, so maybe that was quite effective when the going got tough.

26: -23s, hear people were saying this control was super hidden. After coming around the vegetation and seeing the hill with the rock in clear view in real life, just cruised through the reentrant to the left of it and bang. Interesting.

28: -21s, line was good, and some people came lower contouring and got stuck in some crap on the yellow strip, people I've talked to did that because they didn't really want to climb. So good to see.

Okay, sound. What are the takeaways? Find a way to tap into more aggression. Read that chimp book Alison mentioned. Struggled when the detail increased and didn't read the details enough, I've been doing better at that when I use the magnifier; I've found that in a funny way, it has actually helped me a lot in that when I look up in the terrain and look back down, I immediately see the relevant section that I need to see, and when I don't use it and I look at the terrain and back, my eyes don't zero in on where I was looking that quickly and my attention to detail is much worse. I'm not thumbing well enough?

Easy Run 9:11 intensity: (22 @0) + (47 @1) + (7:08 @2) + (54 @3) 1.29 km (7:07 / km) +35m 6:16 / km
ahr:127 max:148 shoes: VJ Bolds X (MOM 2024)

Saturday Apr 20 #

12 PM

Easy Run 13:40 intensity: (26 @0) + (28 @1) + (12:34 @2) + (12 @3) 2.17 km (6:18 / km) +26m 5:57 / km
ahr:125 max:142 shoes: VJ Bolds X (MOM 2024)

Quality Orienteering 38:57 intensity: (19 @0) + (1:41 @1) + (5:35 @2) + (2:04 @3) + (28:49 @4) + (29 @5) 7.11 km (5:29 / km) +219m 4:45 / km
ahr:158 max:182 shoes: VJ Bolds X (MOM 2024)

Fact that I outran my expected time and ran a poor time is a good reflection of today. DOMS from deadlifts on Thursday making the hammies feel rough, and ankles/feet complaining much more than usual. Sometimes get that feeling with poor sleep, but who knows. Not too worried, didn't have the drive in me for a 95/5 physical/technical course with today's feelings, happens and more important to get into strength rhythm again, just remember to keep things easy before big races.

Name123456789101112131415FinishActual TimeExpected TimeName
Graham Gristwood0:070:050:22-0:03-0:060:02-0:030:02-0:02-0:060:000:070:01-0:040:060:0232:1631:48Graham Gristwood
Philip Vokes-0:01-0:030:090:030:040:080:02-0:030:010:05-0:04-0:09-0:020:03-0:09-0:0333:2033:22Philip Vokes
Daniel Spencer-0:03-0:10-0:250:210:08-0:050:11-0:080:000:530:160:01-0:040:00-0:03-0:0235:0034:11Daniel Spencer
Alex Wetherill-0:060:520:10-0:090:06-0:08-0:05-0:130:030:020:080:05-0:010:010:09-0:0235:5235:00Alex Wetherill
Paul Pruzina0:16-0:040:250:020:10-0:06-0:05-0:07-0:020:00-0:010:06-0:020:040:10-0:0236:0235:21Paul Pruzina
Adam Barrie0:00-0:150:05-0:020:23-0:06-0:010:170:14-0:02-0:180:05-0:06-0:120:18-0:0736:4036:26Adam Barrie
Oleg Chepelin0:06-0:030:21-0:030:03-0:010:050:020:120:06-0:030:000:25-0:01-0:03-0:0237:1236:08Oleg Chepelin
Iain Harding0:01-0:140:03-0:030:150:24-0:100:11-0:040:160:15-0:06-0:07-0:090:01-0:0837:3537:11Iain Harding
Charlie Rennie0:07-0:090:16-0:090:15-0:08-0:05-0:090:001:240:050:05-0:01-0:070:07-0:0837:5736:33Charlie Rennie
James Hammond0:11-0:010:15-0:100:26-0:08-0:11-0:180:02-0:02-0:010:080:020:03-0:01-0:0638:2038:09James Hammond
Thomas Laraia0:01-0:240:05-0:130:020:09-0:04-0:100:160:120:02-0:020:040:05-0:05-0:0638:5339:01Thomas Laraia
Colm Moran0:00-0:070:390:150:00-0:11-0:02-0:030:070:140:060:05-0:060:03-0:05-0:0940:1839:32Colm Moran
Tom Lines0:01-0:100:17-0:13-0:010:17-0:100:100:320:01-0:180:10-0:07-0:120:30-0:1340:4440:12Tom Lines
Rudi Paul0:00-0:180:07-0:230:04-0:130:410:280:020:470:240:06-0:06-0:100:01-0:0141:1339:45Rudi Paul
Joe Hudd0:09-0:14-0:03-0:100:02-0:22-0:100:520:050:260:100:12-0:030:06-0:100:0141:5941:07Joe Hudd
Sam Fielding0:05-0:12-0:04-0:010:18-0:07-0:07-0:030:090:190:010:02-0:140:05-0:10-0:1643:4043:56Sam Fielding
Rory Black-0:02-0:22-0:06-0:130:51-0:050:02-0:070:100:050:050:100:040:050:02-0:1544:3844:14Rory Black
Ross White0:10-0:090:06-0:090:58-0:09-0:02-0:180:34-0:07-0:120:150:070:080:24-0:0444:4643:15Ross White
Daniel Barber0:080:110:030:020:16-0:02-0:160:180:040:02-0:05-0:08-0:08-0:130:01-0:1545:2345:23Daniel Barber
Michael Bishenden0:05-0:35-0:170:000:461:010:12-0:090:42-0:160:021:32-0:080:44-0:12-0:1145:2742:12Michael Bishenden
Samuel New0:08-0:27-0:17-0:320:010:23-0:170:161:10-0:03-0:020:130:210:020:34-0:1746:2045:10Samuel New
Alex Matthew0:14-0:170:11-0:090:23-0:090:03-0:05-0:030:160:040:06-0:04-0:040:38-0:1146:3045:38Alex Matthew
Daniel Weaver-0:05-0:30-0:09-0:040:201:23-0:24-0:010:050:220:190:21-0:07-0:030:06-0:0746:3345:10Daniel Weaver
Thomas Eriksen0:260:000:000:050:19-0:17-0:16-0:200:050:04-0:070:230:05-0:030:20-0:1946:3946:13Thomas Eriksen
Joel Atkinson-0:10-0:22-0:191:350:12-0:13-0:030:021:260:010:130:27-0:011:050:19-0:0547:1643:11Joel Atkinson
Donatas Juknevicius0:12-0:15-0:06-0:191:00-0:07-0:11-0:130:140:00-0:100:080:130:240:29-0:0747:3646:23Donatas Juknevicius
Kyle Heron0:050:530:08-0:010:14-0:04-0:140:03-0:050:291:170:00-0:080:04-0:020:0049:5247:13Kyle Heron
Thomas Athorne0:02-0:16-0:13-0:050:490:00-0:291:140:050:22-0:266:46-0:390:02-0:26-0:3657:3151:21Thomas Athorne
Robert Patterson0:20-0:28-0:190:080:23-0:100:150:180:080:140:301:16-0:06-0:13-0:36-0:2457:4656:30Robert Patterson
Thomas Jarvis-0:21-0:030:08-0:030:310:27-0:42-0:100:310:350:17-0:04-0:130:30-0:20-0:3161:3261:01Thomas Jarvis
Joseph O'Keefe-1:095:51-1:54-0:525:22-2:164:54-3:090:23-1:116:49-1:410:47-1:091:32-1:32100:4890:02Joseph O'Keefe


--


Routegadget

Missed my turn off to 6, was struggling to make sense of the twists and turns at the time. Cumulative ~30s on 9 and 10. Hesitated a lot to 9, people were saying that coming down the hill the little bits of green made a lot of sense. I was right at the time about the green patch I came around, but thought it would be pretty clear from there and I just saw loads of little bushes. To 10, maybe didn't do so well on the climb? Better to come further around the contour on the attack? Probably a mix.

No real other comments really. Wasn't aggressive at all.

Easy Run 15:06 intensity: (49 @0) + (4:06 @1) + (9:52 @2) + (19 @3) 2.2 km (6:52 / km)
ahr:120 max:151 shoes: VJ Bolds X (MOM 2024)

6 PM

Orienteering 50:11 intensity: (8 @0) + (11 @1) + (8:01 @2) + (31:41 @3) + (10:10 @4) 5.63 km (8:55 / km) +97m 8:12 / km
ahr:148 max:169 shoes: VJ Bolds X (MOM 2024)

Friday Apr 19 #

5 PM

Easy Run 41:46 intensity: (47 @0) + (5:15 @1) + (19:14 @2) + (16:02 @3) + (13 @4) + (15 @5) 6.48 km (6:27 / km) +272m 5:20 / km
ahr:131 max:187 shoes: Saucony Guide 16

Gorgeous one with Spenny, Wozzle, and José. They're still our there, but I didn't feel I had space in the mileage for the week.

Thursday Apr 18 #

11 AM

Easy Run 15:48 intensity: (19 @0) + (3:42 @1) + (11:47 @2) 2.55 km (6:11 / km) +68m 5:28 / km
ahr:120 max:130 shoes: Inov-8 X-Talon 212

Steady Run 25:39 intensity: (22 @0) + (1:09 @1) + (5:59 @2) + (8:01 @3) + (9:45 @4) + (23 @5) 3.72 km (6:54 / km) +374m 4:35 / km
ahr:148 max:177 shoes: Inov-8 X-Talon 212

Nice wee session, legs a bit meh on last few.

Easy Run 15:14 intensity: (2:19 @1) + (12:31 @2) + (24 @3) 2.48 km (6:08 / km) +24m 5:51 / km
ahr:127 max:139 shoes: Inov-8 X-Talon 212

7 PM

Easy Run 9:41 intensity: (1:31 @0) + (7:56 @1) + (14 @2) 1.8 km (5:23 / km) +25m 5:02 / km
ahr:102 max:122 shoes: Saucony Guide 16

Strength 1:00:00 [0]

Easy Run 9:53 intensity: (9 @0) + (1:26 @1) + (8:08 @2) + (10 @3) 1.8 km (5:30 / km) +15m 5:17 / km
ahr:122 max:140 shoes: Saucony Guide 16

« Earlier

Recent Comments

1 day ago
Not sure if this will help 4  
7+ days ago
Quickroute analysis 5  
more...

Next Up

Reports

Search Log

 

Gym: {
Warm-Up
Plyo & Jumps
Strength
Injury Risk Reduction
Core & Accessory
Cooldown}

Flag Counter





Recent Weeks:

Week
Ending
Training hours by intensity
0123456789
10
Apr 28
Apr 21
Apr 14
Apr 7
Mar 31

Week
Ending
Training hours by activity
012345678910
11
Apr 28
Apr 21
Apr 14
Apr 7
Mar 31

Week
Ending
Training kilometers by activity
0102030405060708090
100
Apr 28
Apr 21
Apr 14
Apr 7
Mar 31

all weeks | months | years | as calendar