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Training Log Archive: pfc

In the 7 days ending Feb 25, 2007:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Orienteering1 2:57:47 8.51(20:53) 13.7(12:59) 34523 /25c92%
  Ski (classic)1 1:15:00 7.77(9:39) 12.5(6:00)
  Swimming1 24:00 0.33(1:12:44) 0.53(45:12)
  Total3 4:36:47 16.61(16:40) 26.73(10:21) 34523 /25c92%

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Sunday Feb 25, 2007 #

Ski (classic) 1:15:00 [3] 12.5 km (6:00 / km)

Wandered around the ski trails at Lake Elmo. Ran into Gerry Bauer and talked for a few minutes.

Friday Feb 23, 2007 #

Swimming 24:00 [2] 0.33 mi (1:12:44 / mi)

Short swim before team meeting.

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Team meeting. Much carb loading. AR season is set, though.

Wednesday Feb 21, 2007 #

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A bit tired after work and quads not quite recovered. Made it an unplanned rest day.

Tuesday Feb 20, 2007 #

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(rest day)

Planned rest day.

Monday Feb 19, 2007 #

Orienteering race (Extreme-O) 2:57:47 [3] *** 13.7 km (12:59 / km) +345m 11:32 / km
spiked:23/25c shoes: Icebug MR3 (2007, orange)

A reprise of the Extreme-O course from 3 years ago, with a couple of added surprises. Ian and I teamed up and steadily worked our way past the field. In rough order, we had a regular O-map, then plot from park map, then a bearing/distance (no map), then another plot, memory leg, a couple of contours only controls, a couple of UTM plot and bearing problems, a strip map, a culvert crawl, a swamp crawl (plus barking dogs), a photo-O, a canoe into another culvert, another strip map, a rope bridge (we bypassed on a log because of a slow short-course team), the infamous Tunnel of Death (my turn this time), and another swamp crawl to the finish. Took 1st by about 10 min, even including the 5 minutes looking for Ian's glasses in fallen leaves and time to go retrieve a forgotten instruction sheet. Even though I remembered a fair amount of the course, it was still fun and my approach to the navigation was very different than I remember from before - more experienced I guess.

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