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Training Log Archive: khall

In the 7 days ending May 16, 2009:

activity # timemileskm+m
  orienteering1 1:51:00
  running1 30:00
  Strength1 20:00
  Total3 2:41:00

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Friday May 15, 2009 #

Note
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More Ibuprofen, 3 doses today. When it wears off the pain comes back. Starting to get bummed out. My training was building steadily. But when I feel sorry for myself, I think of Kissy and her poor knee!

Thursday May 14, 2009 #

Note
(injured)

Still hurting. Took Ibuprofen today, it helped. And iced.

Wednesday May 13, 2009 #

running (roads) 30:00 [1]
(injured) shoes: Pegasus4

The annual school 3 mile race (with a little warm up and down). Ran with the 8th grade girls, and kept with the top one when her friends all dropped away. She says she isn't a good runner, but she was great at pacing herself, and unlike most of the students (4th through 8th grade) she never walked. Definitely a distance runner.

Heels hurt before during and after. Wouldn't have run if it hadn't been such a big deal - but it was definitely fun.

Tuesday May 12, 2009 #

Note
(injured)

Was going to run, but heels still hurting. Icing daily, haven't taken anti-inflammatories yet.

Strength (abs, legs and arms) 20:00 [1]

Sunday May 10, 2009 #

Event: Billygoat
 

orienteering race (Billygoat!) 1:51:00 [3]

I do love the Billygoat! Had a pretty sound run except for one phenomenally lousy route following what could have been just a minor error. But I'll have stories to tell about running through the quaking bog forever. Glad Ben P. was there with me (though I'm sure he wishes he had stuck with his dad and not me!) in case I got stuck. Only went in as far as my chest once, and their was a nice tree there to use to haul myself out. And I was greatly relieved to find that at least a half dozen other souls thought that a solid black line really did mean a road.

The rest was pretty smooth, with a few minor errors in the circles. Went to the northern #5, then skipped 7. In retrospect I think 15 was the better skip, but 7 was reasonable. A little low and to the northeast on 11, and distracted by a very large boulder marked as a normal size ... but after a short pause I ignored the boulder and used the contours, which was a much better plan. Lost about a minute I guess. Took the long way around on the trails to 13 as I was running well on trails and slow in the woods. Then the big whoops on 15, thinking I shouldn't go to close to the houses, when in fact it is an access road, not a driveway. It's clear now, but wasn't at the time to my tired brain. Sorry Ben!

Clean for a few legs, then a little low on 20, but quickly fixed. Found a line mostly through white down the hill from 20 and was clean for the rest. Ben was very polite and didn't pass me at the finish, though I'm sure he could have! I'm sure next year he'll be miles ahead.

Great course, great woods, great weather. Definitely a nice mother's day.

Note
(injured)

Heels hurt pretty much straight after the race ...

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