Training Log Archive: Tundra/DesertIn the 7 days ending Aug 24, 2005:
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Wednesday Aug 24, 2005 #
Orienteering race 17:16 [3] *** 3.22 km (5:22 / km) +60m 4:54 / km
ahr:167 max:178 spiked:12/15c shoes: Integrators
The Sprint at PNWOF in Bend. Got there late, started slow. Made a nasty mistake. Sped up afterwards, both mentally and physically. Lost convincingly to my main Sprint Finals contenters, Jon Campbell, PG, and J-J... but, got really nice points since not too many people showed up for this 50-pointer, so still hope to have enough points for Heat 1.
Orienteering race 53:56 [3] **** 7.29 km (7:24 / km) +80m 7:01 / km
ahr:168 max:175 spiked:15/20c shoes: Integrators
The Middle at Arnold Ice Cave. Second time I'm here, and again the same mistake out of the start! something must be wrong with the magnetic field. Anyway. We started the Middle according to our Sprint results in 2-minute intervals; M21s only on Blue, so I didn't have to chase Pavlina. I had a mediocre, sleepy race; definitely short on sleep.
Tuesday Aug 23, 2005 #
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Drove with Mom and Allison to Redding. Not much sleep.
Monday Aug 22, 2005 #
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Sure happy I didn't take that Alaska bump last night... tons of work today.
Friday Aug 19, 2005 #
Easy running 46:04 [2] 7.86 km (5:52 / km) +28m 5:45 / km
shoes: Road Mizuno
The Wells Fargo run, stopping at the Subway (it was closed). Got some sandwiches from the next place along the route.
Thursday Aug 18, 2005 #
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Head felt like explode all day. Turn neck bad. Things go around. Stiff neck. Ear ring. Bad.
Easy running 55:44 [2] 11.21 km (4:58 / km)
ahr:150 max:159 shoes: Road Mizuno
Aquatic Park and back. Recalibrated the foot pod using the Gmaps distance; have been feeling for a while that the cal has been long. The new cal factor is 1048; was set to 1084 after the calibration on 29 July. I think that the stride was too short on 29 July. I tried to have a longer stride today, so that it would be comparable in length to the competition stride, the conditions under which I am most interesed in getting accurate data from the foot pod. Joe Scarborough confirms that the pod seems sensitive to stride length well outside its 3% accuracy spec.