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Training Log Archive: Charlie

In the 7 days ending May 2, 2009:

activity # timemileskm+mload
  Orienteering3 2:36:01 8.09(19:17) 13.02(11:59)20 /26c76%468.0
  cycling2 2:03:00 27.29(4:30) 43.92(2:48)369.0
  Hike1 2:00:00360.0
  Running1 1:13:00219.0
  PT exercises2 1:05:00195.0
  Gym1 50:00150.0
  Total7 9:47:01 35.38 56.9420 /26c76%1761.1

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Saturday May 2, 2009 #

Orienteering race 53:17 [3] *** 3.2 km (16:39 / km)
spiked:13/14c

Middle Green course at Boggs Mt meet. Very rainy and muddy. Downhills were treacherous, uphills only negotiable by holding onto things. Not much I could run. One significant error on first, where I stopped part way down at the Blue control to try to figure out where I was, finally seeing patch of green further downhill that led me in. Otherwise very good navigation, hitting all the rest right on and right where I was expecting them.

Friday May 1, 2009 #

Orienteering 22:00 [3] *** 2.5 mi (8:48 / mi)
spiked:7/12c

Team Trials sprint at Spring Lake. Many mistakes, culminating in mispunching at #11. So what was wrong? Over-running several, standing around next to a few and not seeing them, and a clue sheet that turned to papier mache in the rain. Didn't realize clues were on the map, too, but I hate unfolding the map and looking for them anyway. How did I miss #11? Clue was lone tree, and the one I punched was also by a lone tree, a little further on and much more obvious. I was checking codes up until then, but my clue sheet was useless by that point. Just a ball of mush. And certainly I would have been flummoxed by #12 if I hadn't been a late starter and heard all the stories of people running by it to punch the white control further on.

Tomorrow I will bring tape to the start to protect my clue sheet.

Thursday Apr 30, 2009 #

Running 1:13:00 [3]

very easy around Annadel State Park - up Channel to N. Burma to Live Oak down to the dam at Lake Ilsanjo, and back via Rough Go, Orchard and Cobblestone. Erik ran his own much longer route and arrived back about the same time.

Wednesday Apr 29, 2009 #

Gym 50:00 [3]

part of Rhonda's class and part of the shoulder series when the class got too difficult. She was in a series of side plank related stuff and it is still way too difficult for me to support myself on my left arm, so a good time to migrate into my general shoulder exercises.

Tuesday Apr 28, 2009 #

PT exercises 30:00 [3]

More or less half of my shoulder series, with Rhonda in attendance on the spinning bike. Kind of warm in the gym, and it was getting to be time to go on to other things, so let it go.

Hike 2:00:00 [3]

Probably longer than this, and some hiking, some running and some standing around. With Rhonda and the dogs, first down to the Big Down Marsh and beyond, and then a separate trip over to Breezy Hill to check on the land trust timber harvest.

cycling 41:00 [3] 8.6 mi (4:46 / mi)

With Rhonda around the river loop in Pleasant Valley. Kind of hot, and we're both a little tired from yesterday, so just a slow easy loop.

Monday Apr 27, 2009 #

Note

AOWN. Went down to check the little pond this morning and found huge masses of eggs along the shoreline, so set about returning them to the water. Seemed like they were still pretty cool and moist, so I'm hoping they will survive.

cycling 1:22:00 [3] 18.69 mi (4:23 / mi)

With Rhonda, from Pleasant Valley up Sandy Brook until it seemed like a good idea to turn back. Legs a little wobbly on the last stretch, and bottom a bit tender. First ride of the season (second for Rhonda, who went on Saturday).

Sunday Apr 26, 2009 #

Orienteering race 1:20:44 [3] 5.8 km (13:55 / km)

Day 2 at Pine Hill A meet, and another unsatisfying experience.

PT exercises 35:00 [3]

shoulder exercises in the gym with Erik and Zack, each of us on his own program.

Note

AOWN. Attempting to dismantle the beaver dam at the little pond, and clearing the culvert. Once the culvert opened up, it was almost a forced culvert crawl. Lots of pressure. Plenty of help from Sassy and Hazel.

Here Sassy and Hazel patrol to keep any beavers at bay. Note the interesting little critter catching a ride on my neck.

From Spring pictures

Note

AOWN - first whippoorwill of the season, singing along the trail down to the little pond tonight around 8 pm.

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