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Training Log Archive: AliC

In the 7 days ending Apr 7, 2012:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering5 5:08:16 19.3(15:58) 31.06(9:55) 113180c
  Running8 3:31:22 24.93(8:29) 40.13(5:16) 507
  Strength2 18:20
  Drills2 10:43 0.6(17:52) 0.96(11:06) 1
  Total9 9:08:41 44.83 72.15 163980c
  [1-5]8 8:54:21

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Saturday Apr 7, 2012 #

11 AM

Running warm up/down 10:18 intensity: (1:04 @1) + (8:51 @2) + (23 @3) 1.26 mi (8:11 / mi) +3m 8:08 / mi
ahr:136 max:156

Running warm up/down 1:39 intensity: (29 @1) + (1:10 @2) 0.15 mi (11:01 / mi)
ahr:122 max:132

Orienteering race 44:46 intensity: (29 @1) + (4:40 @2) + (13:00 @3) + (26:37 @4) 3.63 mi (12:20 / mi) +231m 10:18 / mi
ahr:165 max:176 14c

NEOC Prospect Hill, Green

Pretty good run around, although thoroughly nemisised by 4 minutes! Ian got me on every single control actually! But I think my race went pretty well, some not super-spryness going up the big hills physically and a few smallish mistakes, the most time-costly was just not seeing the ruin at #4 despite being only 20m away and thus super confused about where I might be...

My route choices might have not been brave enough, opting more for around than over...

1265/2000

Running warm up/down 56 intensity: (27 @1) + (29 @2) 0.1 mi (9:03 / mi)
ahr:126 max:144

Orienteering race 14:55 intensity: (33 @1) + (1:53 @2) + (5:15 @3) + (7:14 @4) 1.66 mi (8:59 / mi) +74m 7:53 / mi
ahr:162 max:176 11c

NEOC Prospect Hill, Yellow

Despite really unhappy ankle blisters, decided I should be tough and go run the yellow as a sprint. But this wasn't super-smart because the bad blisters on the left side were actually being caused by my brace having issues (need to re-sew a bit of it). So then, during the sprint, actually managed to roll my left ankle with the brace on. Not cool! But not a terrible roll, just a bit more pain.

Nice day of orienteering out! Thanks to Dean and all others who helped!

1276/2000
2 PM

Orienteering 14:47 [1] 1.31 mi (11:17 / mi) +35m 10:25 / mi

Somewhat exciting control pick up, as I approached my first control to pick up there was a guy standing right at it with two biggish white fluffy dogs. I told him to pardon me, but I needed to take that thing down, pointing at the control, not expecting him to understand what I meant by 'control'. So then he asked if I were taking them all down, I explained yes, they were part of a running-race type even this morning. Then he said something like, "Oh, so they're not part of some building project? Ya know like over at place X where they are doing Y. I thought they might be, so I was taking them up and putting them in trashcans. There's one in that one over there and one just down the hill that way."

Righty. I pointed out the little yellow thingy on them that explained they belonged to NEOC, an orienteering club, and the phone number he could have called to find out what the heck they were doing there, but he didn't seem that apologetic, or like he was sorry he just missed that obviously there piece of info. At least he told me where he threw out the controls I was supposed to collect!!

Running 8:22 [2] 0.88 mi (9:33 / mi) +16m 9:02 / mi

Friday Apr 6, 2012 #

12 PM

Running 1:01:04 [2] 7.34 mi (8:19 / mi) +157m 7:48 / mi

Noonie run - long Puffers, extra trails at the far end, beautiful running day! Good group, Sanjay, Rob, Paul, Glen. Legs were still tired, right hamstring less complain-y than yesterday, but both groin muscles instead and the quads still. Ok legs, listen, you're going to have to get used to this running business!

Thursday Apr 5, 2012 #

7 AM

Running 9:57 intensity: (4:57 @1) + (5:00 @2) 0.85 mi (11:42 / mi) +41m 10:11 / mi
ahr:123 max:139

Drills 5:29 intensity: (5:05 @1) + (24 @2) 0.24 mi (22:52 / mi)
ahr:118 max:136

Orienteering 1:16:23 intensity: (40:51 @1) + (35:27 @2) + (5 @3) 4.1 mi (18:38 / mi) +333m 14:53 / mi
ahr:123 max:155 22c

Morning run around last fall's Norwottuck Northeast course.

Some issues with beginning control pick, did one or two over again when I thought it was more my fault than the maps. Boulder at 10? Longer legs went ok, but I wasn't really flying through the woods, legs still tired from 5k.

A bit lower visibility than Harriman/BM, good to start to think about things turning less visible, the leaves are coming on out!!

1251/2000

Running 3:43 intensity: (2:59 @1) + (44 @2) 0.39 mi (9:36 / mi) +4m 9:18 / mi
ahr:125 max:136

Wednesday Apr 4, 2012 #

6 PM

Strength 14:20 [0]

Tuesday Apr 3, 2012 #

6 PM

Running 12:54 [2] 1.72 mi (7:29 / mi) +28m 7:07 / mi

Grabbed a ride with Sanjay over to Noho, entered the race and then out for a warm up, around the outer loop. Oh yeah, there's a hill. Good to remember that. =)

Drills 5:14 [1] 0.36 mi (14:33 / mi) +1m 14:25 / mi

Running race 18:23 [4] 5.0 km (3:41 / km) +56m 3:29 / km

Noho 5k #1

Not so bad! Was a bit scared to find out how out-of-shape I was, but turned out running a 18.23, only 12 seconds off my PR on this course from last season. Ok, so the conditions were perfect, nice cool temp, no wind, hard surface, no mud. But still, I'm happy that the legs can still run!

Oh, but the most exciting thing was another girl who wasn't too far back. Was quite surprised to peek behind on the turn through the first lap and see a ponytail fairly close. Eep! Ok, can't drop the pace... so kept it up, got another peek before heading up the big hill, she was still there, no letting up allowed! Fun to feel like I had to race, probably had her by 15s or so, unfortunately not quite local enough to train with, she lives up in Northfield, but hope she comes back down for some more of these!

Also, age record time of 17.59 (or was it 57?) has gotta be in the sights... I have until August.

Running 12:52 [2] 1.42 mi (9:04 / mi) +21m 8:40 / mi

Warm down of shorter loop (including upper bit) with Sanjay, Kelsey Allen, and Barry Auskern. They were all trying to convince me to run Sisters, but West Point calls.

Oh, and perhaps allergy season has started? Else I'm coming down with a cold. But I think feels like allergies...

Monday Apr 2, 2012 #

5 PM

Running 47:15 [2] 5.66 mi (8:21 / mi) +98m 7:56 / mi

Emily Dickinson Loop, new variation - instead of heading south into the bird-feeder meadow, headed north of the bike path, which took me up a big hill. Or at least it felt big today, legs were quite sluggish. Nice to have more variations! But yeah, pretty tired from weekend's adventures! Will try to do the local 5k tomorrow, it's the first of the season. Anyone else game?

Strength 4:00 [1]

Hammies, figured if I recommend them to cure other's hamstring ills, I should keep up my own medicine... =) But I was wimpy and only did sets of 12.

Sunday Apr 1, 2012 #

10 AM

Running warm up/down 15:17 intensity: (10:17 @1) + (5:00 @2) 1.18 mi (12:56 / mi) +63m 11:06 / mi

Orienteering 1:26:38 intensity: (1:00:00 @2) + (26:38 @3) 5.0 mi (17:20 / mi) +288m 14:42 / mi
21c

Out Neil's door, to training #1 of the day with Brendan-Giacaomo-Lori-Presto. We did variations on recycled exercises from Junior Camp last week. Giacomo and I did the Butterfly loops inserted in the 2->3 leg of the Long Legs training.

Great to be out at Blue Mountain again, really love it. Felt a bit un-spry moving through the woods and perhaps a bit behind in the planning, but mostly went fine around this training. Actually, the butterfly loops felt pretty jolty, not much reading ahead was happening during those. The were so short! Will have a look at QR tomorrow.
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QuickRoute Hmm, did not exit #5 at all in the right direction. Think I was getting tired by around then...

Running warm up/down 1:51 [1] 0.18 mi (10:14 / mi)

2 PM

Running warm up/down 3:27 [1] 0.34 mi (10:09 / mi) +20m 8:35 / mi

Orienteering 1:10:47 intensity: (1:00:00 @2) + (10:47 @3) 3.6 mi (19:40 / mi) +170m 17:09 / mi
12c

And I didn't want to go back out after first training, mostly because of ankle blisters, but then after some lunch chez Neil (featuring scrumptious cinnamon hot cocoa and rotisserie chicken!), it seemed like a better idea.

So this was Jagge's exercise of contours only (no form lines, even), with just the control circle actually having full detail, but that's behind a little patch of yellow-ed out everything, even contours. I think I was going slower than last fall, but had more success, most trouble with 5 and 6. Again, looking at QR tomorrow should make me honest. =)

Good set of trainings, feel like I need lots more running, terrain running and orienteering to feel better about this orienteering thing, but that's now the name of the game (i.e. ski season completely and utterly over), so bring it on!

1229/2000
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QuickRoute Think I found them all? Perhaps not the right boulder at #1 actually. Pretty pleased, although I clearly wasn't going fast, which I think was supposed to be part of the exercise, the lack of anything on the map meant you were supposed to blissfully run fast to big features...

Running warm up/down 3:24 [1] 0.36 mi (9:25 / mi)

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