trail running1:03:01 4.9 mi (12:52 / mi) +227m11:15 / mi ahr:126 max:149 shoes: Saucony Kinvara TR
Morning run before the WRE starts to check whether the water was at blue control 11. This water stop was added to the WRE M course a week ago when I suggested that another water stop was needed in this area of the course because of the 6+Km distance between existing water.
Although water had been brought out to the nearby trail, and several visits by control checkers, no one could confirm that the water had actually been placed AT the control.
I wanted to get some run in this morning, so figured this was a good route, just to confirm the water was there..
I figured it had been done, so I ran directly to the control, which is located in a fairly technical area, withsome deadfall and mountain laurel.
Upon arrival, no water! Got out to the trail, found the stash, carried them, had to stop a few times as the cups were loose and kept falling all over, finally stuffed them down my pants so I could use both hands to grip the 3 water jugs and got it all there.
Nice mostly downhill run back with enough time to cool off and chage before waiting for the first late WRE arrival.
rowing machine10:00 [3] 2.16 km (4:38 / km) slept:8.5 weight:142.5lbs
30abs,30/30heeldrops,15pushups,2m/quadstretch.
6 PM
orienteering30:00 [3] *** 3.5 km (8:34 / km) 10c shoes: Vintage VJ
Window O at Hammond Pond by Alex.
Set a bearing each time and pretty much nailed each one, helps that I know the area so had the confidence I could relocate at anytime. Got too dark and never found #13.
Another Garmin has died....
orienteering race (Red) 1:08:18 [3] 6.34 km (10:46 / km) +153m9:37 / km 10c shoes: Inov8 OROC 350
Legs pretty shot after about 6 hours of woods running the past two days, so I was going pretty slow through the controls on Big Island, no errors, then felling better after the first 40 minutes and navigated well to the finish. Content to finish among the younger guys.