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Training Log Archive: RJM

In the 7 days ending Aug 10, 2013:

activity # timemileskm+m
  Bicycle4 4:41:00 22.7 36.53
  Natural History 1 1:30:00
  other1 1:00:00
  BikeCommute1 40:00
  Strength1 10:00
  Total6 8:01:00 22.7 36.53
averages - sleep:6.6 weight:182.1lbs

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Saturday Aug 10, 2013 #

Bicycle 1:04:00 [3]
slept:7.0 weight:182lbs

After helping with band stuff, had to drop a key off at school, so rode road bike on crosby to towpath, and then went south, which I've never done. It's a windy but pleasant path, and it's easy to keep up a good speed. Few crossings, so it's quite nice. Went as far as the pavement extends (Wilbeth or waterloo, i think). On return went by school to drop off key. Nice way to stretch the legs.
Today I put on the new red arc cleats, which need a little more adjustment - ball of right foot occasionally rubs the crank, although the cleat is all the way to the left.

Strength 10:00 [1]

Friday Aug 9, 2013 #

Natural History 1:30:00 [1]
weight:181lbs

Tramping through panzner, and doing census - hard going!

Thursday Aug 8, 2013 #

Bicycle 1:25:00 [3]
slept:6.0 weight:183lbs

Rode to station for work via thurmont, return at noon. Kept pace a bit up. A bit tired on return.

Wednesday Aug 7, 2013 #

Bicycle 45:00 intensity: (39:00 @3) + (6:00 @4)
slept:6.0

Snuck this in after work and before an engagement - around neighborhood, then Stan Hywet uphill repeats

Monday Aug 5, 2013 #

BikeCommute 40:00 [2]
slept:7.0 weight:183lbs

Finally a chance to commute in. Then van to station for experiment and transporting the UNA visitors.

Sunday Aug 4, 2013 #

Bicycle 1:27:00 [3] 22.7 mi (3:50 / mi)
slept:7.0 weight:181.5lbs

Easy ride to field station and back via thurmont. Felt pretty good, but not fast. No ankle problems today or yesterday. Wore brace for everything

other 1:00:00 [1]

yardwork at metlin, pulling grapes and other veg, digging up roots. Had a good sweat going

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