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Training Log Archive: Kat

In the 1 days ending Sep 18, 2007:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering1 1:19:00 4.72(16:44) 7.6(10:24)
  Running1 1:10:14 7.26(9:40) 11.69(6:00) 300
  Stretching1 6:00
  Total1 2:35:14 11.99 19.29 300
  [1-5]1 2:29:14

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Tuesday Sep 18, 2007 #

Running 11:54 [2] 1.32 mi (9:00 / mi)
shoes: Orange Adidas O-shoes 07

Running to the backbana and then a short loop on the trails.

Running 32:47 intensity: (16:23 @4) + (16:24 @5) 5.0 km (6:33 / km) +300m 5:03 / km
shoes: Orange Adidas O-shoes 07

Running the backbana, this time by myself. Splits were 14:36 out to the southern-most point, 18:11 back. Had to slow down a couple of times to figure out where to go and once went off the line slightly, possibly losing 5-10 seconds, but otherwise it went pretty well.

Running warm up/down 20:33 [2] 2.28 mi (9:01 / mi)
shoes: Orange Adidas O-shoes 07

Running back to the MIC, realizing half-way that Boris forgot the keys under a rock, and running back to get them...

Running 5:00 [2] 0.56 mi (9:00 / mi)
shoes: Orange Adidas O-shoes 07

Running to the start and from the finish.

Orienteering 1:19:00 intensity: (30:00 @2) + (49:00 @3) 7.6 km (10:24 / km)
shoes: Orange Adidas O-shoes 07

Pre-running the D21L course for this weekend's OK Linne national event in Lunsen. I had to stop at several of the controls (possible radio controls for the race) and call Andreas to make sure that there was reception. I also had to spend a bit of extra time at the control sites where there were no flags, just a small paper with the control number printed on it, to ensure that the number was correct. I was surprised at how good I felt. I managed to do a long course in Lunsen, as my second training of the day in a reasonable amount of time, without ever getting really lost, and also running at a relatively easy pace. There is no way I could have done this a year ago. Pretty cool. :)

Stretching 6:00 [0]

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