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Training Log Archive: Orunner

In the 7 days ending Jul 30, 2011:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering2 1:00:57 4.73(12:52) 7.62(8:00)
  Hash1 1:00:00 4.5(13:20) 7.24(8:17)
  Total3 2:00:57 9.23(13:06) 14.86(8:08)

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Saturday Jul 30, 2011 #

4 PM

Hash race 1:00:00 [4] 4.5 mi (13:20 / mi)
shoes: Northface Hydrotrak Water Sho

GISPERT'S 108TH BIRTHDAY HASH

When: July 31st (that's a SUNDAY for those of your who are
calendar-challenged) at 3 PM

Hares: Gourmet, Hyper Handjob and HR Cock, all of them
veterans of past Gispert B-day Fiascos.

Venue: Schappacher Park, Mason; The address is 4686 OLD Simpson Road (if you take the new Simpson Road, you ain't going to find it).

Tuesday Jul 26, 2011 #

6 PM

Orienteering race (Sprint) 28:19 [5] 2.93 km (9:39 / km)
shoes: Northface Hydrotrak Water Sho

I invited my niece and nephew (Grace & Joe) to try some campus sprint Orienteering. I thought they may find the open nature of the map simple and an enjoyable first experience. I had built it up to them over a couple days; made arrangements to pick them up after work. When I pulled up in their drive they were noticeably excited. I guess I was too. I had completely neglected to apply my anti-inflammatories. I didn't realize my mistake until after we had arrived in Oxford.

Typically I would apply Diclofenac gel on my knees. Preferably twice over a 4 hour period beforehand. In addition I generally take two Aleve several hours prior to running. Oh well. I forgot. How bad could it be?

BAD!

After completing course 2 I felt like I had run a half marathon. But being crazy , went on and ran Course 3. I struggled to complete it. Afterwards I felt like a train wreck. I could not remain standing.

This morning, I can barely walk. I have not felt this bad since I ran my last full Marathon.
7 PM

Orienteering race (FAST-O) 32:38 [5] 2.91 mi (11:12 / mi)
shoes: Northface Hydrotrak Water Sho

The courses were fun. I found many of the legs challenging. I had an Orienteering blast. Mike deliberately, serendipitously, or inadvertently created parallel errors and route choice problems that foiled the mind of Pat.

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