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Training Log Archive: Becks

In the 7 days ending Mar 28, 2011:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering6 5:06:51 25.39(12:05) 40.87(7:30) 870
  Running1 1:18:52 9.03(8:44) 14.53(5:26) 303
  Recovery1 48:26 5.3(9:09) 8.52(5:41) 132
  Strength1 33:57
  Total8 7:48:06 39.72(11:47) 63.92(7:19) 1305

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Monday Mar 28, 2011 #

7 AM

Recovery 42:49 intensity: (57 @1) + (10:44 @2) + (30:38 @3) + (30 @4) 7.48 km (5:43 / km) +132m 5:15 / km
ahr:154 max:174

Recovery jog round East Rock and picking up a few of the control points on the way back. Legs feeling a little tired but body much better after an excellent sleep last night.

Strength 33:57 intensity: (30:08 @1) + (2:39 @2) + (1:10 @3) 0.0 km
ahr:122 max:157

Back to strength session one! I'm hoping for the next month or so to be a little less hectic and to actually increase the weights at some point! These weights are feeling pretty easy no on everything but the lunge and press.

Recovery 5:37 intensity: (30 @1) + (34 @2) + (4:33 @3) 1.04 km (5:24 / km)
ahr:152 max:162

Jog back home. Weighed myself on the way out, down to 60.3kg now, despite a few takeaways last week. Excellent. Looking a lot more like a runner again too, but still a bit of extra around my hips. Not going to try too hard to ditch it, just eat well and keep training consistently.

Sunday Mar 27, 2011 #

Note

I'm training for an iron man

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B03dFMG8nR4

(Not really, this is just appropriate following a conversation last night)
9 AM

Orienteering 1:34:35 intensity: (34:14 @1) + (12:03 @2) + (48:00 @3) + (18 @4) 9.78 km (9:40 / km) +212m 8:43 / km
ahr:142 max:173

Hanging controls on Ansonia. I took a very silly route to get out there but then sharpened up. Managed to lose a kite and had to go looking for it, then checked out some of Marie's controls and generally had a very nice time out there. Tired by the end and had definitely done enough for the day, so just helped out registering and downloading and hiding the SI clear units. It is very encouraging to see that although I was tired today I was actually moving well through the forest, and much better up hills.

I am now going to curl up with a book and try and sleep for about 12 hours. Bliss.

Saturday Mar 26, 2011 #

9 AM

Orienteering 40:46 intensity: (12:28 @1) + (6:07 @2) + (20:40 @3) + (1:31 @4) 4.21 km (9:41 / km) +171m 8:03 / km
ahr:148 max:175

Hanging the easy controls for the training day. I felt pretty pants, I have not had enough rest this week. But the woods were looking beautiful!
11 AM

Orienteering 21:52 intensity: (27 @1) + (14 @2) + (10:52 @3) + (10:19 @4) 2.51 km (8:44 / km) +143m 6:47 / km
ahr:169 max:184

Control pick course. I know Osborndale too well now, and it was beneficial in a couple of places. Tried to listen to my own advice and stopped entirely a couple of times. Still lovely out, and everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves.
3 PM

Orienteering 46:09 intensity: (37 @1) + (2:57 @2) + (36:11 @3) + (6:24 @4) 6.95 km (6:38 / km) +102m 6:11 / km
ahr:162 max:181

Hanging the sprint. Really tired. But it was lovely and sunny and I didn't get stopped by campus security. So all good! I was amazed by the number of different route choices people took out there, and disappointed with my placing of control 2, which ruined my favourite leg. But overall, definite success. I can sleep now!

Friday Mar 25, 2011 #

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(rest day)

Rest Day! I want to fast forward through Friday-day until all my friends arrive.

Thursday Mar 24, 2011 #

7 AM

Orienteering 42:56 intensity: (38 @1) + (38 @2) + (26:21 @3) + (15:19 @4) 7.4 km (5:48 / km) +99m 5:26 / km
ahr:166 max:183

Okay! Have actually planned an urban middle, because the map is so awesome that I think you guys should get the chance to try out more of it. I was shattered today and my legs were tired, but did 20 mins tempo in the middle of the course, jogged the rest either side. It is going to be really fun. I have drawn the map and planned the course and I still don't think I always took the optimal route choices!

Wednesday Mar 23, 2011 #

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I think the map is pretty much ready! A bit more minor detail to add, and a few extra lidar contours to delete, but hopefully this is the last major session needed.

I warn you guys now - I have never read the ISSOM rules! But I think it will mostly make sense :)

Note

I just spent all my training hours in the dentist. 2 hours. They thought my British teeth were hilarious. Expensive hilarious.
6 PM

Orienteering 1:00:33 intensity: (1:19 @1) + (5:22 @2) + (44:38 @3) + (9:14 @4) 10.02 km (6:02 / km) +143m 5:38 / km
ahr:160 max:182

Brilliant jog part alone and part with Boris to check out the sprint map. Unfortunately I found another really cool bit which I am going to have to update tonight, but Boris approved so I am happy. I was less happy about the wet snow falling, but it didn't matter because sprint orienteering is so cool. HR is looking more normal today, so I am assuming yesterday was a technical blip.

Tuesday Mar 22, 2011 #

9 AM

Running 1:18:52 intensity: (20 @1) + (1:17 @2) + (39:53 @3) + (28:46 @4) + (8:36 @5) 14.53 km (5:26 / km) +303m 4:55 / km
ahr:172 max:189

Cycled into the lab, started my 8 hour timecourse experiment, ran to Boris's to pick up my forgotten HRM band, then did my tempo intervals session round East Rock. Cut the rest down to 4 mins between now, or this will turn into the never ending session, so did 6 x 5 (4). HR was higher than it should have been but didn't feel weird, so I wonder if monitor was just confused by being put on halfway through the exercise. Was very tired by the last bit of tempo, and the jog home was tough. Right butt is sezing up again, so am sitting at work in compression trousers. Stylish. Good stretch this evening methinks. Got back to my desk post shower as my timer was showing 22 seconds to go. That, is timing.

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