Training Log Archive: tinytoes

Really enjoyed this event - rain wasn't a problem though was worried prior in case of massive amounts of pebblecrete (which there wasn't).
Pity we couldn't use pivot point as the oval was closed - but rightly so- so distance down a bit. But what it did do was add to the concentration level required. Thanks to Joy and Rob and to Macquarie College.

MEDIUM - Splits

Great relief instructor - intelligent young guy. Pushed us hard with solid workout and extensions.

Disinterested - thinking about other things - lesson plan for afternoon.
PM - kids fantastic and they really got into the new game.

I think this was slightly tough because I was trying to push rather than losing fitness. Whatever, I worked hard. L hamstring tight but loosened up with a bit of stretching - most likely a remnant of yesterday's efforts.

A really good challenge today - lots of options in the surrounding hills. Strangely picked the first control - a 3 then worked out the rest from there - not inspiring but happy with the result. Picked up points consistently but compared with others (eg rockman and Sharon B) not as economical. A lot of points lost (5) because of being late. Thomas whipped me good; don't know about Lyndy but did achieve >2/3 messEng (or close). Heaps of people and too many dogs.

Excellent class with lots of variation. It is a pity that this class is limited to 50 minutes - it could well support an extra 15 or so. Numbers are the best for all classes as demonstrated by a full carpark.

About average for this usually very good class. Mind still on other things - sculpture problems - which I sorted out after I got home. Deadline for this piece has been brought forward for exhibition.

Boring - thinking too much about sculpture problem or kids today going well c1-6 then screwing up big time. Can't figure out why.