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Saturday Jun 11, 2016 #
3 AM
Orienteering race (QB3 day 1) 38:26 [4] 4.8 km (8:00 / km)
Guess who's back with a brand new log, and I don't mean log as in...
Anyway! I haven't been logging because I haven't had my garmin charger chord which has meant no data for runs which makes for a boring log.
QB3 day 1 on a brand new map. First time I've done sand dunes in over a decade almost so this was all really interesting to me. Took it out super slow and careful with the aim of having a solid but not blistering run and minimising errors. Turned out exactly as I planned which was a really pleasant surprise. I was a long ways off Shep but I'm glad to be in the neighborhood! Was competitive with everyone else and didn't get beaten by any of the old men of the sport. I loved the feeling of always having something to think about and having such low visibility and hard running.
Anyway! I haven't been logging because I haven't had my garmin charger chord which has meant no data for runs which makes for a boring log.
QB3 day 1 on a brand new map. First time I've done sand dunes in over a decade almost so this was all really interesting to me. Took it out super slow and careful with the aim of having a solid but not blistering run and minimising errors. Turned out exactly as I planned which was a really pleasant surprise. I was a long ways off Shep but I'm glad to be in the neighborhood! Was competitive with everyone else and didn't get beaten by any of the old men of the sport. I loved the feeling of always having something to think about and having such low visibility and hard running.