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Training Log Archive: jtorranc

In the 7 days ending Mar 31, 2007:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Cycling6 7:29:00
  Orienteering2 2:44:55 15.43(10:41) 24.84(6:38) 810
  Deep Water Running1 1:11:00
  Swimming1 28:00
  Form exercises1 24:00
  Core exercises2 18:00
  Running1 8:00
  Strength1 2:00
  Total7 12:44:55 15.43 24.84 810

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Saturday Mar 31, 2007 #

Orienteering race 1:29:11 [4] 12.64 km (7:03 / km) +480m 5:56 / km

Fair Hill Day 1 Blue - an otherwise good run ruined by skipping 10 and not realising until I had entered the woods to attack 12, adding almost 2 kilometers of extra distance (certainly 1.5km - I haven't tried to measure precisely). Winsplits claims I would have been second without the mistake, still nearly 2 minutes behind Eddie's impressive run - apparently all the training he hasn't been logging on AttackPoint has been done to good effect.

Orienteering race 13:58 [5] 2.7 km (5:10 / km) +60m 4:39 / km

Fair Hill Sprint - a good race, only slightly off target on 6 and 8, still well adrift of Erin Schirm but handily outrunning everyone else (not including John and Eddie, who both sat this out). Glad not to have had to wait until Sunday's Blue for redemption after my howler in the classic earlier in the day.

Friday Mar 30, 2007 #

Running 8:00 [1]

Warmup/cooldown.

Form exercises 24:00 [4]

Silly walks and 6x100m strides. Meant to have slightly more running in the week but it didn't happen. This to remind my body what it's going to have to do at Fair Hill.

Cycling 58:00 [3]

To work, with heavier gloves and ear insulation again, probably for one of the last times this season. Home again before heading off to pick up rental car.

Note

It just occurred to me to wonder which of the US standing team or the Canadian HPP is the more decrepit with injuries at the moment. Not that anyone other than Hammer is out of the fray just now but it does seem like there are quite a few chronic/acute knee/ankle/foot/hamstring injuries being trained through at the moment.

Thursday Mar 29, 2007 #

Cycling 1:26:00 [3]

A cooler work commute. In the evening to PCRM, then north to Bethesda to catch a lift with Nadim to and from a quick meeting, then home from there.

Wednesday Mar 28, 2007 #

Cycling 58:00 [3]

Commute in and home again. Short sleeves only on top this time. Pollen season has definitely begun these past few days but so far all I'm getting in the way of symptoms is slightly itchy eyes.

Core exercises 8:00 [4]

Abdominal stuff only.

Strength 2:00 [2]

Hamstring exercise. Had planned on running hills in the evening but legs felt heavy enough it seemed a better idea to give them a more restful evening.

Tuesday Mar 27, 2007 #

Cycling 1:08:00 [3]

Cycling to work and back by way of the pool. Daytime high made it to a ridiculous 28 Celsius so the ride home was my first in short sleeves top and bottom this year. Even the part after 8pm after leaving the pool.

Deep Water Running 1:11:00 [4]

Nothing but running. In a bad lane for viewing the clocks so just went decently hard until my leg muscles told me they'd had enough but not too much.

Monday Mar 26, 2007 #

Cycling 1:06:00 [3]

Work commute returning by way of TPSS and tghe pool.

Swimming 28:00 [2]

A bit of swimming but mostly flutterkicking to loosen up my legs - sorely needed after the weekend.

Core exercises 10:00 [4]

While watching Prison Break. Abdominal and a few back extensions too.

Sunday Mar 25, 2007 #

Cycling 1:53:00 [3]

Home to Metro to Little Bennett and back. Lovely day for it. Roommate says I got some sun but i put sunscreen on the major vulnerable areas so nothing serious - mostly my arms darker.

Orienteering 1:01:46 [4] 9.5 km (6:30 / km) +270m 5:42 / km

QOC Little Bennett Blue - an even lovelier day to be in the woods than on the roads. Some muddy trails but otherwise very nice in the woods. One overly conservative trail route choice to 4 then a parallel error, fortunately detected fairly quickly, to 5.

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