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Training Log Archive: maprunner

In the 7 days ending Dec 1, 2017:

activity # timemileskm+mload
  orienteer3 3:04:32 7.55(24:26) 12.15(15:11) 227553.6
  zumba1 1:00:00120.0
  run/walk2 35:00 1.49 2.490.0
  weights1 30:0060.0
  Total6 5:09:32 9.04 14.55 227823.6

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Friday Dec 1, 2017 #

12 PM

run/walk warm up/down 15:00 [2]

Note: we started the day by visiting the Cincinnati Art Museum. Nice enough, couple of cool items.
This log entry is for my warm up before the race.
1 PM

orienteer 50:03 [3] 3.7 km (13:32 / km) +149m 11:16 / km

OINK day 1 at Waller-Stephenson Mill Park
Sunny and 50s

My goal was to have a clean race and I did fairly well. A 1-min bad route choice (13, had to go around some dark green), and few minor bobbles (10, 14) when I was getting tired. But the rest of the time I was able to concentrate and read the map well.

Mike thinks the woods were nicer than home (there was less underbrush) but I think the thorns were worse (lots of scratches on my arms).

Kudos to OCIN for getting some cool courses in such a tiny area. They also showed us the blank map one minute before the start, which was a nice touch.

http://sprintseries.org/doma/show_map.php?user=map...

Wednesday Nov 29, 2017 #

weights 30:00 [2]

Monday Nov 27, 2017 #

zumba 1:00:00 [2]

Sunday Nov 26, 2017 #

11 AM

orienteer 1:12:29 [3] 4.65 km (15:35 / km) +78m 14:22 / km

Sandy and I did a contours only course at Clinton.
http://sprintseries.org/doma/show_map.php?user=map...

Saturday Nov 25, 2017 #

2 PM

orienteer 1:02:00 [3] 3.8 km (16:19 / km)

run/walk 20:00 [3] 2.4 km (8:20 / km)

Mike designed a change of direction course for me. We went to Riverfront, which has some pockets of nice woods (it also has tall grass and crappy undergrowth in other areas). The coolest thing is that it is really, really flat, with very few contours. Good training.

I also practiced stopping when things didn't make sense. I thought I would try taking a split, to remind myself to stop, breathe, take a drink of water and think before I wandered off. I sensed that had gone too far on 11, so I took a split, and did everything right. Then I moved along to 12. I always forget that this knoll is in a depression, and think it is up on a hill (it's hard to see the depression tag line here). So I took a split, and thought things through. When I got to the control location and wanted to take another split (to see how long I had wandered) I realized that I had stopped my watch instead. Duh! This plan may not work out so well....

After I finished, I had to run back pretty fast because I was going to be late to meet MIke. I foolishly tracked it on my watch, which is full from other trainings this week, and so my first track from 1-12 was overwritten in the memory. I hate when I do that!

So the map only has my track from 12 to finish.
http://sprintseries.org/doma/show_map.php?user=map...

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