Training Log Archive: Nev-MonsterIn the 7 days ending Jan 17, 2009:
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Saturday Jan 17, 2009 #
Cross-country skiing (classic) 1:00:00 [1]
About an hour of skiing around during the Alberta Cup, 10km classic race. Was a course controller on one of the hills watching for poor classic technique and counting bibs.
1. Graham Killick
2. Curtis Merry
3. Kevin Sandau
Pretty amazing day to be outside, just over freezing and perfect sun.
1. Graham Killick
2. Curtis Merry
3. Kevin Sandau
Pretty amazing day to be outside, just over freezing and perfect sun.
Friday Jan 16, 2009 #
Running 45:00 [2]
When it goes up to +6, a run in the slop feels pretty good.
C • 2 1
Wednesday Jan 14, 2009 #
Cross-country skiing (classic) 1:15:00 [2]
Classic ski at Goldbar with random Norwegian guy who's a friend of Hakon. He's told me his name about 3 times but I can't understand what it is at all. Dudes is from near Lillehammer and is heading to be a ski bum in Banff for a few months. Decent classic skier and has a beard. And a really strange Norwegian accent.
So far, since I've lived in Edmonton:
The Norwegians are good athletes, but go home early
The Swedes are useless athletically, but can really drink
The Finns seem to be able to do both
I don't think I've met any Danes, or Estonians.
So far, since I've lived in Edmonton:
The Norwegians are good athletes, but go home early
The Swedes are useless athletically, but can really drink
The Finns seem to be able to do both
I don't think I've met any Danes, or Estonians.