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In the 7 days ending Feb 12, 2011:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Ski Orienteering 3 3:43:55 5.84 9.4
  XC Skiing - Skate3 2:20:00
  Running1 1:40:00
  Total6 7:43:55 5.84 9.4

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Saturday Feb 12, 2011 #

Ski Orienteering race 53:55 [5]

Balsams ski-O middle at the alpine lodge. I had a good race, and finished first on the red course. really nice area with very nicely groomed trails and a lot of big hills.

Ski Orienteering race 30:00 [3]

Sprint fundraiser on the golf course close to the hotel. I did it twice, the second being a lot faster.

Thursday Feb 10, 2011 #

XC Skiing - Skate 1:00:00 [2]

ski training with the school team.

Wednesday Feb 9, 2011 #

Running 1:40:00 [4]

We started with a run down along Carling past the transit way were we did a run with a map. at the controls we had to write what the control feature was. then we went to the walking bridge that goes over the transit way at the high school, were we did five intervals over the bridge. times...
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then we did three orienteering controls on the streets, and ran back to Frank Ryan park to do the maze.

Tuesday Feb 8, 2011 #

XC Skiing - Skate warm up/down 20:00 [2]

Ski Orienteering 40:00 [3]

Ski-O training at the Mlacak Centre. really cold out.

Monday Feb 7, 2011 #

XC Skiing - Skate 1:00:00 [1]

school ski training at the Y-camp. there was a new layer of snow and it was pretty warm with made the skiing slow.

Sunday Feb 6, 2011 #

Ski Orienteering race 1:40:00 [3] 9.4 km (10:38 / km)

Silver Spoon ski-O in Deep River. not my best ski-O ever. most of the trails were ungroomed so there was a lot of double-poling which I was sore from because of the ski race yesterday. also the hand grip on my right pole fell of near the start of the race but luckily I was very close to the start/finish so I dropped the broken pole and borrowed Bill M's pole, which was (of course) to short, but after a few more controls with the short pole I caught up to my dad, who lent me his pole.

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