Training Log Archive: dlevine

Event: Hudson Highlander
 

Highlander

Battle of determination to move through pain (knee and foot) versus Harriman Hills. Most of the time, I knew that determination would win, though I was very much afraid that it would be a Pyrrhic victory. Speaking 48 hours later, I actually came through it better than I expected, probably because I walked about 22 km of the race. Real story is in the comments with the splits.

Analysis says I made an hour of mistakes. Looking at where they were made, most of those are "real" errors, but a few - especially on the last map - are more due to slowing down...

Highlander - Splits

Payne: 15-6, 15-9, 11-6

The work induced taper for the Highlander continues. A meeting caused me to skip watercize and cut the swim short.

Cutthroat; the games were a big mix of long serving runs and great rallies.
15-13-8, 15-8-3, 11-15-7.

Random @ 15

Workout cut short today by a last-minute lunch meeting.

Quick stop on the way out of the gym to work the abs...


I guess that I must be tapering for the Highlander...

C • Tapering for Highlander 1

Felt like I was moving, but the pool was very WARM. Even the watercizers were commenting that it was warm and they prefer it warmer than the lap swimmers!