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Training Log Archive: Danish Dynamite

In the 7 days ending Apr 8, 2017:

activity # timemileskm+m
  orienteering - General2 2:21:00
  Strength2 1:20:00
  cycling1 35:00
  running2 30:00
  map reading1 15:00
  Total4 5:01:00
  [1-5]4 4:46:00

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Saturday Apr 8, 2017 #

orienteering - General race 1:35:00 [4]

My race went good, I started off slower since I had no idea how tiring these 11k and 790m of climb would be. My main goal had been to look more at what is in the circle and control description. This I did for most controls, however there is still lots of room for improvement on some controls, so just do a better job visualizing or try to find even a subtle attackpoint so I'm not just running down a spur waiting to hit a pit. Also a note to self, incorporate eating gels into walking up a hill or something less time consuming then standing around for a minute. Another thing I noticed is I must me more aggressive running through thick vegetation.

running 15:00 [1]

Running around the warm-up map and then stretching

Friday Apr 7, 2017 #

running 15:00 [1]

orienteering - General 46:00 [4]

Decent race, had a couple of good legs later on in the race but was sloppy on a good number of them. The main problem was rushing outing of controls with poor bearings or not a good enough exit feature and sometimes not noting the feature the control was on.

Tuesday Apr 4, 2017 #

map reading 15:00 [0]

Jumped on the bandwagon and decided I'd look at Jan's maps ...Only the forest though

Strength 25:00 [1]

Sunday Apr 2, 2017 #

Strength 55:00 [3]

Gym with Anvil. The main workout being 30 minutes, where one partner would do 100m of side shuffle, running backwards, then forwards. At the same time, the other partner would be rowing or in our case on the assault bike until it was their turn to run. Ended with 18.2 km

cycling 35:00 [1]

Biking back home, far from a convenient route home, but luckily made it

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