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Re: Training Week Ending May 14, 2006

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  1. SwStudio said:

    Greetings, rec.runners! Please tell us about your training
    week and goals.

    MON 0:50 1/2-effort
    TUE DNR
    WED DNR
    THU 1.10 1/4-effort
    FRI DNR
    SAT 1:20 1/4-effort
    SUN 1:40 1/2-effort

    The planned runs on TUE and WED were written off as total losses to
    sweet nothing, on FRI due to a blood donation, and on SUN the long run
    was cut short because it was unhospitably cold (6°C and a bonebreaking
    wind) despite a splendidly sunny sky.

    On SUN I finally got a measure of myself: 1/2-effort for 18 km resulted
    in a steady 5:05 min/km; I wasn't too discouraged, considering that the
    redcell deficiency must've turned it into a kind of altitude run (which
    means I could probably knock off 5-10s/km), although I'd harboured a
    faint hope I'd have been a good 15-20s/km faster.

    I imagine that if I had the bottle to try 3/4-effort now, I'd be at
    about 4:30min/km pace - and neither the idea of running at 3/4-effort
    nonstop for 3hrs nor improving the pace at that effort by 20s/km within
    foreseeable future seem too daunting to me...

    Anders

  2. anders said:

    - and neither the idea of running at 3/4-effort
    nonstop for 3hrs nor improving the pace at that effort by 20s/km within
    foreseeable future seem too daunting to me...

    An altogether better week by the sounds of it. Hormones? Resting?

  3. steve common kirjoitti:

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    An altogether better week by the sounds of it. Hormones? Resting?

    In this country April is traditionally the month for writing suicide
    notes and threat letters, May is the month for making gardening schemes
    and home improvement plans. This may have something to do with the
    dramatically increase of daylight hours and the ensuing hormonal
    effects:-)

    But it's absolutely true that after two weeks of 14 hours each, a
    sequence of 7-, 7- and 5-hour weeks must work its wonders very much
    like a more scheduled taper would.

    Anders

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