Training Log Archive: StryderIn the 7 days ending Apr 4, 2011:
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Sunday Apr 3, 2011 #
4 PM
Conditioning (Lower SP) 21:30 [3] 2.0 mi (10:45 / mi)
slept:7.0 shoes: Barefoot
still sore and pretty tired from the weekend, but it was fulfilling being out in the woods so much more than normal....
Saturday Apr 2, 2011 #
10 AM
Orienteering (Hueston Woods vetting) 2:30:00 [3] 10.0 mi (15:00 / mi)
slept:7.0 shoes: Merrell Trail Glove (gold)
yesterday I mostly ran with walking breaks, today I mostly walked with regular running breaks.
Friday Apr 1, 2011 #
11 AM
Orienteering (Hueston Woods vetting) 4:45:00 [3] 14.25 mi (20:00 / mi)
slept:6.5 shoes: Merrell Trail Glove (gold)
Hauling water and running out SI units to 50+ controls
Tuesday Mar 29, 2011 #
7 PM
Conditioning (Bill Yeck Park) 53:00 [3] 4.0 mi (13:15 / mi)
slept:7.0 weight:181lbs shoes: Merrell Trail Glove (gold)
Started barefoot and immediately felt Raynauds coming on in my left foot, even after trying my new Merrell Trail Gloves I kept the numbness most of the run. Since the wind chill was in the 30's and the trail was wet in places I may have to wear socks also below 40 degrees.
I liked the new trail glove although a little floppy in the toe box, feeling a bit too big after wet. I hope they shrink a bit after they are abused some, since I am not sure I could actually run in smaller size. I actually think they might make a decent orienteering shoe in all but the muddiest conditions.
I little less ground feel than the Vibram KSO Trek's, but the toes in the Treks were getting to be a bit of a pain. So far, this seems to be the best solution for a zero drop running shoe...God knows I have spent enough money lately trying to find the right solution...
I liked the new trail glove although a little floppy in the toe box, feeling a bit too big after wet. I hope they shrink a bit after they are abused some, since I am not sure I could actually run in smaller size. I actually think they might make a decent orienteering shoe in all but the muddiest conditions.
I little less ground feel than the Vibram KSO Trek's, but the toes in the Treks were getting to be a bit of a pain. So far, this seems to be the best solution for a zero drop running shoe...God knows I have spent enough money lately trying to find the right solution...