Training Log Archive: BigWillyStyle

Orienteering race 15:13 [3] 3.09 km (4:55 / km)

Orienteering race 14:39 3.38 km (4:20 / km) +17m 4:14 / km
ahr:144 max:152

Orienteering race 13:14 3.06 km (4:19 / km) +6m 4:17 / km
ahr:117 max:138

Running warm up/down 11:24 1.02 mi (11:09 / mi) +3m 11:03 / mi
ahr:121 max:135

Orienteering race 19:36 3.67 km (5:20 / km) +27m 5:09 / km
ahr:139 max:167

Orienteering 26:37 3.61 km (7:22 / km) +20m 7:10 / km
ahr:132 max:164

Orienteering race 5:57 1.46 km (4:05 / km) +3m 4:02 / km
ahr:141 max:156

Orienteering race 6:27 1.4 km (4:36 / km) +3m 4:33 / km
ahr:155 max:166

Orienteering race 12:55 2.97 km (4:21 / km) +39m 4:05 / km
ahr:143 max:150

Orienteering 9:58 1.61 km (6:11 / km)
ahr:128 max:152

Orienteering 7:43 1.34 km (5:46 / km) +1m 5:44 / km
ahr:135 max:151

Orienteering 7:25 1.33 km (5:34 / km)
ahr:141 max:150

Orienteering 8:22 1.41 km (5:57 / km) +1m 5:56 / km
ahr:146 max:153

Cycling 1:03:13 20.59 mi (19.5 mph) +1m
ahr:147 max:178

I am still here; I have not to my knowledge yet contracted coronavirus, despite not modifying normal behavior or activities at all. It has been bizarre to see my hometown of Kirkland in the national headlines, with the City Manager interviewed by Wolf Blitzer on CNN and so on. And headlines like "Life in Seattle, America's Coronavirus Capital" (from the NY Times). Hopefully that one doesn't stick.

In other news, I took delivery of my car two weeks ago, and have driven some 500 miles since. It has been as advertised, which is to say, great. I bought a Tesla for a number of reasons, but the primary one is that I believe in the company's mission. It seems clear at this point that the market must be the primary actor in the move away from fossil fuels, and I am fortunate enough to be able to support that transition a tiny bit.

Cycling 18:12 3.75 mi (12.4 mph) +94m
ahr:94 max:162

Cycling 17:18 3.58 mi (12.4 mph) +100m
ahr:122 max:151