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Training Log Archive: HWW

In the 7 days ending May 19, 2013:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Road running4 3:55:36 34.19(6:53) 55.02(4:17)
  Cycling5 1:08:32 15.83(4:20) 25.48(2:41)
  Trail/off road running1 47:22 4.3(11:01) 6.92(6:51)
  Track running1 10:26 1.86(5:36) 3.0(3:29)
  Total11 6:01:56 56.18(6:27) 90.42(4:00)

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Sunday May 19, 2013 #

8 AM

Trail/off road running 47:22 [3] 6.92 km (6:51 / km)
shoes: inov8 Mudclaw 300

Gentle jog / potter round Epping South to hang controls prior to today's CHIG event.
11 AM

Road running long 1:22:12 [3] 19.26 km (4:16 / km)
shoes: Mizuno Wave Musha 4

City Runners' Sunday long run: the foot tunnel route. Essentially jogged / ran / jogged round with another City Runners guy, easing up a fair bit near the end as he faded.

Saturday May 18, 2013 #

2 PM

Cycling 13:55 [3] 6.35 km (2:11 / km)

Cycle from my house to Ashton Playing Fields for Southern Athletics League fixture.
3 PM

Track running race 10:26 [5] 3.0 km (3:29 / km)
shoes: Reebok long distance track spi

3,000m steeplechase, Southern Athletics League fixture 2, Ashton Playing Fields
Ah, a return to the connoisseur's track event. Having attended a steeplechase workshop at Parliament Hill Fields last Saturday, I hoped to be able to put into practice some of my learnings from this, and generally see what kind of time I could do these days.

It hadn't helped that last weekend's workshop had mainly involved barriers at the women's height, so the man-sized barriers took a little re-acquianting. I tried a number of practice clearances (step-overs, I've not done enough hurdle technique work to make it worth me even trying to clear them) but alas my technique turned to mush by a few laps in.

No face, shin or other body part plants, but far too much stride chopping and near-double footed splash landings in the water jump. At least I didn't have any serious competition to worry about - I lapped one guy twice, another once and was 100m from catching the other two - and all in all I'd say I'm reasonably pleased with the outcome; 6 seconds off (slower than) my PB despite truely shocking jumps, so hopefully I'll be able to get sub 10:15 or 10:10 by later in the summer, once Berlin training kicks in.
5 PM

Cycling 16:44 [3] 6.21 km (2:42 / km)

Cycle back to Leytonstone from Woodford Bridge.

Friday May 17, 2013 #

8 AM

Road running (Commute) 52:40 [3] 12.15 km (4:20 / km)
shoes: Mizuno Wave Musha 4

The usual, via Stratford High St, Bow Flyover (north side), Bow / Mile End / Whitechapel Rd

Thursday May 16, 2013 #

8 AM

Road running (Commute) 49:10 [3] 11.47 km (4:17 / km)
shoes: Mizuno Wave Musha 4

The usual.

Wednesday May 15, 2013 #

10 PM

Cycling (Commute) 11:58 [3] 4.43 km (2:42 / km)

Took my bike to Halfords in Mile End / Stepney and bought a new tyre, which appears to have done the trick. Cycled to Stratford Westfield and then home to Leytonstone.

Tuesday May 14, 2013 #

8 AM

Road running (Commute) 51:34 [3] 12.14 km (4:15 / km)
shoes: Mizuno Wave Musha 4

The usual.
11 PM

Cycling (Commute) 12:31 [3] 3.52 km (3:33 / km)

Having collected my bike from the visiting Ultimate Bikes repair service team at work (assuming they'd changed my tyre as requested) I began cycling home, only to get yet another flat tyre by Mile End - FFS!!! Locked the bike under the Mile End park bridge and tubed home.

Monday May 13, 2013 #

7 AM

Cycling (Commute) 13:24 [3] 4.97 km (2:42 / km)

Cycle to work... until I got a flat tyre in Stratford. While a very kind stranger gave me a new inner tube and lent me their tyre leavers and pump, this also burst almost as soon as I turned my bike upright, meaning I had to walk in (took around an hour).

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