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Training Log Archive: tommig

In the 1 days ending Sep 11, 2016:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering1 28:36 3.61(7:56) 5.81(4:56) 20
  Run1 8:59 0.88(10:11) 1.42(6:20) 12
  Total2 37:35 4.49(8:22) 7.23(5:12) 32
  [1-5]2 37:31
averages - sleep:6

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Sunday Sep 11, 2016 #

8 AM

Run warm up/down (Jog from hotel to assembl) 8:59 intensity: (12 @1) + (40 @2) + (7:44 @3) + (23 @4) 1.42 km (6:20 / km) +12m 6:04 / km
ahr:146 max:157 shoes: Feet2 - Yellow

9 AM

Orienteering race (Urban sprint, Soho) 28:36 intensity: (4 @0) + (10 @1) + (7 @2) + (1:40 @3) + (10:36 @4) + (15:59 @5) 5.81 km (4:56 / km) +20m 4:51 / km
ahr:174 max:190 slept:6.0 shoes: Feet2 - Yellow

Very enjoyable course, great to run through iconic Covent Garden and Leicester Square etc.

Very poor control placement of 1st control (169) meant I lost 1:25 checking nearby canopies before realising that instead of being under a canopy at least 5 mtr down an alleyway, it was on lamppost opposite canopy entrance across a wide pavement. Will be interesting to see if that leg is voided as apparently I wasn't the first to complain. No doubt not entirely planners fault as it looks like building work has progressed to end of alley and they had to find a solution. But perhaps a warning in start lanes would have been fair.

That said, I had a great time, happy with my major route choices and happy with my speed and fitness for once!

UPDATE: Having now been in touch with controller they confirmed they intended to hav ea note in start lanes but this didn't get through to the right people in the rush to get the start open before tourists filled covent garden! BOF Rules wont allow for a voided leg, only for a voided course, so they def. made right decision not to void it. They were apologetic and I do understand that this was a last minute change in the building works and they did the best they could. I probably ran harder for the rest of the race as was fired up - and trying to keep up with Tessa Strain which lasted for all of about 100m....!




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