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Training Log Archive: billa

In the 7 days ending Oct 13, 2013:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Mapping1 6:00:00
  Orienteering3 2:48:30
  Cycling1 55:00
  Total5 9:43:30

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Sunday Oct 13, 2013 #

Orienteering race 1:45:00 [3]

Long course at the COCs. Very long. Way over the recommended standard for my age group. Unnecessary in the good technical terrain. So I took it easy right from the start and used a side trail that cost me a minute in time but got my brain in gear. No big mistakes after that but was lucky on number 5 when I caught myself at the edge of an out of bounds area that led me to the control area. Thought I might catch a medal but I was just too slow. Top Ontario medal was a nice consolation. Happy for medalist Gloria and happy for Jennie who had a brutal course but hung in to finish strongly.

Saturday Oct 12, 2013 #

Orienteering race 44:30 [3]

The contour shock didn't take full effect until no. 2 when I completely lost contact with the map and had to bail out to a path in a field. Only realized where I really was stopping when I saw another competitor in the distance with that confident posture of someone knowing where they are heading. After that I paid attention to where I was and didn't make any more serious errors.

Friday Oct 11, 2013 #

Orienteering 19:00 [3]

Sprint race at McMaster. Blew the first control by not turning on my brain until I made that first mistake. A habit of mine. Jogged a bit but mostly a fast walk.
Enjoyed the atmosphere and course and meeting up with lots of old friends.

Wednesday Oct 9, 2013 #

Mapping 6:00:00 [1]

Mapping the thick woods I avoided in the spring. Not a very efficient day as most of the woods I fought through will never see a control site.
Otherwise another perfect day to be in the woods.

Tuesday Oct 8, 2013 #

Cycling 55:00 [2]

Brisk ride up the bike path side of the Rideau and then back via Carleton.
No twinges in the hip. Hope the weather holds until the week-end.

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