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Training Log Archive: jcampbell

In the 7 days ending Oct 23, 2010:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering1 1:04:29 4.8(13:26) 7.72(8:21) 195
  Cycling1 40:00 6.2(6:27) 9.98(4:01)
  running1 32:10 4.1(7:51) 6.6(4:53)
  Dragon Boat Racing1 14:51 1.86(7:58) 3.0(4:57)
  Stretching1 9:00
  Total3 2:40:30 16.96 27.3 195
  [1-5]3 2:31:30
averages - sleep:7 weight:194lbs

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Saturday Oct 23, 2010 #

Dragon Boat Racing race 2:18 [5] 0.5 km (4:36 / km)
slept:7.0 weight:194lbs

Schuykill River Dragon Boat Festival
RACE 1 - Fairmount Park Commodores
This is what all the practice has come down to - race day.
First race of the day at 8.10am. A cold start to the day, but we raced well, but had a heck of a race winning by less than a second. Made the A Division

Dragon Boat Racing 2:23 [5] 0.5 km (4:46 / km)

RACE 2 - Men's Divison: All male boat with the Riverrunners males who we just beat in the first race. Came 5th

Dragon Boat Racing race 2:44 [4] 0.5 km (5:28 / km)

RACE 3: E Division Semi - raced with the Knoll boat as they were short of rowers. They did remarkably well considering they'd only practiced 2X. Won the race.

Dragon Boat Racing race 2:22 [5] 0.5 km (4:44 / km)

RACE 4: Fairmount Park Commodores - A Division Semi
A breeze against us. We got in a good groove and it felt great - Won the race. Some strong competition ahead in the final.

Dragon Boat Racing race 2:48 [4] 0.5 km (5:36 / km)

RACE 5: Rowed with Knoll - E Division Final
Everyone drove hard and we came 2nd which was agreat result for them

Dragon Boat Racing race 2:16 [5] 0.5 km (4:32 / km)

RACE 6: Fairmount Park Commodores - A Division Final
Felt really good to have made the A Division final, best we'd done in previous years was make the consulation A division finals.
We all felt strong and really gave it everything and had a brilliant result coming 3rd! Big time for celebration after that. It was a shame Carol was not able to participate with the race having been postponed 3 weeks because of the storm. Definitely tired after it all but the adrenalin kept one going.
A fabulous day, good weather, great teammates, fun time, and exceeded expectations in the result

Cycling 40:00 [2] 6.2 mi (6:27 / mi)

Early morning ride to the Dragon Boat Race at 6.30am
Gentle ride home in elation at 5.30pm. A long day, but what a great day.

Friday Oct 22, 2010 #

running 32:10 [3] 4.1 mi (7:51 / mi)
slept:6.5 weight:194lbs shoes: Acis 2150

been a long week. Woke up feeling the need to get out and run - a good feeling! Run along the river alas both ways in the dark - but almost a full moon relecting on the river was pretty cool. 8.53, 7.50, 7.25, (0.34 stop Lloyd Hall - water turned off for the winter), 7.29. Felt pretty good despite some extra lbbs having slipped on this week!!

Stretching 9:00 [0]

Good stretch after run

Monday Oct 18, 2010 #

Note
(rest day)

Rest day is not exactly the word I would have used. A long drive back from US Champs then up early for a flight to Boston to speak at a conference.

Sunday Oct 17, 2010 #

Orienteering race 1:04:29 [4] 4.8 mi (13:26 / mi) +195m 11:56 / mi
slept:7.5 shoes: Innov8 (Yellow)

US CLASSIC ORIENTEERING CHAMPIONSHIPS - Moreau Lake nr Glen Falls NY Day 2
Green X 5.6km 195m climb
Quite the walk up to the start with a nice view over to Vermont from the top. Slow to #1, clear plan to #3 using the large marshes, but was vague near the control until right by circle. Lost some time to 13 as cut through woods at end and went too far north. Another great course.
I wish we could orienteer in technical areas like this more often. A really enjoyable weekend orienteering - great job by EMPO.
Look forward to returning to this area.

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