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Training Log Archive: eddie

In the 7 days ending Feb 26, 2005:

activity # timemileskm+m
  road run4 3:18:49 29.7(6:42) 47.8(4:10)
  XC Skiing1 1:04:29 3.73(17:18) 6.0(10:45)
  stationary bike1 45:00 13.5(3:20) 21.73(2:04)
  Total5 5:08:18 46.93(6:34) 75.53(4:05)

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Saturday Feb 26, 2005 #

road run 1:00:06 [3] 14.2 km (4:14 / km)

Up the valley past the beaver dams to Shawan Rd. and back. No ham problems this time!

stationary bike 45:00 [3] 13.5 mi (3:20 / mi)

Got on the stationary bike after the run just to add some time. L10 felt really hard. Some guy came in cold and immediately tried some 100 lb leg presses. I usually can barely manage 3 sets of 10 with 70# after a good warm-up. He struggled through about 4 reps then dropped it with an ear shattering clang! I wonder if he was trying to impress me or the gal on the treadmill? For my part, I was caught watching Hogan's Heros (the movie) on tv. "I know NOT'ING!"

Friday Feb 25, 2005 #

XC Skiing 1:04:29 [3] 6.0 km (10:45 / km)

On the golf course before work. We got 4-5" of warm stuff. Breaking trail was nice and smooth, but re-skiing tracks was impossibly stickey. So I broke for an hour. I suspect it'll all be gone in a day or so.

Note

Only 5 hrs sleep on each of MTW nights due to 2-gyro tests with HST so slept in today, resulting in late skiing on warm snow. It would have been better at 7 AM instead of 9. Even with 8.5 hrs last night I still feel tired. Its amazing how much diffference sleep makes to training.

Wednesday Feb 23, 2005 #

road run 51:10 [3] 12.55 km (4:05 / km)

Same as yesterday.

Tuesday Feb 22, 2005 #

road run 49:39 [4] 12.55 km (3:57 / km)

Roland Park. First time around this loop since the big snow. Feeling good after a day off so put in some effort for a change.

Sunday Feb 20, 2005 #

road run 37:54 [3] 8.5 km (4:28 / km)

Around the neighborhood. Stopped once to visit an apartment leasing office.

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