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Training Log Archive: JanetT

In the 1 days ending Nov 10, 2019:

activity # timemileskm+mload
  Orienteering1 1:45:01 4.25(24:43) 6.84(15:21) 21412 /14c85%259.3
  Total1 1:45:01 4.25(24:43) 6.84(15:21) 21412 /14c85%259.3
  [1-5]1 1:44:40

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Sunday Nov 10, 2019 #

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RouteGadget for Mountain Lakes

10 AM

Orienteering (Green) 1:45:01 intensity: (21 @0) + (2:28 @1) + (55:27 @2) + (41:28 @3) + (4:51 @4) + (26 @5) *** 6.84 km (15:21 / km) +214m 13:16 / km
ahr:119 max:161 spiked:12/14c shoes: 2017 Inov8 ArcticClaw 300

Non-chase Green B course at Mountain Lakes set by HVO's Niels Lyng-Olsen (spelling corrected), 5.6 km, 190m climb. I took it easy, partly because it's longer and steeper than I normally do, and partly because I'm still somewhat stuffed up from a cold this past week. Legs felt heavy near the end. I didn't feel like running at all except on bigger trails and roads (and I was rarely on smaller trails for more than a few steps). Slightly warmer than yesterday; low to mid 40s and overcast.

I couldn't/didn't want to run much to the first control between rocks and downed trees, but just tried to keep a steady pace near the line. No problem with #1 and 2, then on my way to 3 decided to stay between the two road/trail route choices, so again, the footing wasn't always easy. Got higher than I intended in the stone wall area so ended up approaching it from above instead of below as planned.

Mostly straight to 6 but some of the terrain didn't look as distinct as mapped; a bit hesitant near the control.

Hardly saw anyone out there (someone near #1 and 6, and then again in the diamond forking section 7-8-9-10-11), which was a function of not doing the chase. ;-) So I got to navigate almost completely on my own.

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