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Training Log Archive: Kestrel-O

In the 7 days ending Oct 21, 2012:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Foot-O3 2:47:53 12.0(13:59) 19.31(8:42) 38825 /46c54%
  biking2 1:20:00 12.0(6:40) 19.31(4:09) 390
  Strength1 45:00
  Total5 4:52:53 24.0 38.63 77825 /46c54%

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Sunday Oct 21, 2012 #

Foot-O race (NAOC sprint Orange) 20:38 [5] *** 2.1 mi (9:49 / mi) +53m 9:07 / mi
spiked:12/16c

Had good race, But two mistakes near the begining, and one small one near the end. Most of race traded places with a kid who I thougt was Sam Kelsch but the results did not line up with his time. This was just the race time I alsodid some warm up and down. These are the SLD and posted climb.

Saturday Oct 20, 2012 #

Foot-O race (NAOC Long Orange) 1:30:13 [5] **** 6.4 mi (14:06 / mi) +240m 12:38 / mi
spiked:6/13c

Had a good run, did notmake any large mistakes only jumping on features which the control was on. Distance is SLD and climb is what is given. This is just the race time, I also had somewarm up and cool down.

Friday Oct 19, 2012 #

Foot-O race (NAOC Middle Orange) 57:02 [5] **** 3.5 mi (16:18 / mi) +95m 15:02 / mi
spiked:7/17c

Had good race. Had one really hard leg #7 but was happy. Distance is SLD and climb is as given. Who made the Vedge boundaries? Warm up and cool down time not included.

Tuesday Oct 16, 2012 #

biking hills 35:00 [2] 6.0 mi (5:50 / mi) +150m 5:25 / mi

Up to school, then to ski practice, then home.

Strength intervals 45:00 [4]

Assorted strength and balance work out for ski practice. (this is total time with breaks)

Monday Oct 15, 2012 #

biking hills 45:00 [2] 6.0 mi (7:30 / mi) +240m 6:40 / mi

Went up to school but halfway up I realized that my pack had fallen out of my dad bike trail which it was in. I had to go back home (extra 1/2 each way and 80m climb on the way back up) and retrieve it, then to school. After school went biathlon practice which was minimal running. Then back home.

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