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<p>Good morning, TEAM LIT!</p>
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<p>x: gotcha, man! Hate wind like that. Either way, nice to see you try something slightly different for a few months!</p>
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<p>Slight change in routine for me this week. Wanted to get in a treadmill incline run but was too tired and sore yesterday, so I was able to postpone the usual Tuesday Trot (5.65 miles) until tomorrow morning, which works better for me. Thanks much to Andyman for moving things around. Which meant I got in the TM Incline run this morning...</p>
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<p>5.5 mile Treadmill Incline run in 1 hour:</p>
<p>o WU - 10 min @ 1% incline ~7:30 pace</p>
<p>o 30 min @14%, 12:30 pace (that hurts)</p>
<p>o 2 x 1 min @ 12%, 11:30 pace w/2 min jog @ 12%, 14:30 pace</p>
<p>o 3 x 2 min @ 12%, 11:30 pace w/2 min jog @ 12%, 14:30 pace</p>
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<p>Bonus of the morning was a visit by MasterOfSomething: Thanks for stopping by, Mayor!</p>
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<p>*Solid work that saw 30 min @14% encapsulated in 50 min total of running at 12% or greater incline, most of which was at an honest pace. All recovery was at 12% and 14:30 pace.</p>
 

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<p>Took a look outside at the overcast sky and wind, and bagged the commute. Wimp.</p>
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<p>Went for a swim instead, so I could get spanked by the swim team ladies in the neighboring lanes. Usual 1800-1900 yard straight swim (lost count) ...</p>
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<p>Plans for street hockey at lunch, unless the heavens open up and the court gets a drenching.</p>
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<p>Good morning all.</p>
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<p>Impressive workout <strong>Thor</strong>!</p>
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<p>Me - Up bright and early and started riding at 5:30 for a 12.7 mile commute to work and then off for my 30 mile ride with the guys.  Average speed for the commute was 17.1.  I had a good 30 mile ride.  We didn't push too hard which was good, including the commute I had an average of 17.7 through mile 28; the turn around point for the 30 mile ride.  Now it was time for my 8 mile race pace tempo ride.  The first 4 miles I average 24.8 and the legs were feeling every bit of it coming up the hills.  The second 4 miles I averaged 22.5 with an average for the 8 miles of 23.6.  Total ride, including commute, was 44.38 with an average pace of 18.2 mph.</p>
 

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<p>Tuesday pain session in the pain cave for 1 hr. 4x7min intervals of "just about z5". wow</p>
<p>fib 12 min run @ 1.1m</p>
<p>fib riding with kids to school and back @ 1mile</p>
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<div class="quote-block">Originally Posted by <strong>Thor</strong> <a href="/forum/thread/73799/tuesday-may-10-workouts#post_1998677"><img alt="View Post" class="inlineimg" src="/img/forum/go_quote.gif" style="border:0px solid;"></a> All recovery was at 12% and 14:30 pace.</div>
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You realize how silly this sounds, right?  Bannon damn well better call you out on this after mocking my 'jog back up the hill' comment.</p>
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<p>1:15 on the treadmill for me this morning.  Was going to go 1:30 but my left calf started bothering me with the incline and well, I got bored.  10.3 mi.  FIB a strength/core session consisting of the following:</p>
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<p>3 x (15 lunges + 15s squat-hold)</p>
<p>3 x (15 straight-leg deadlifts w/dbells + 15 bicep curls)</p>
<p>3 x (15 jumpies + 15 tricept kickbacks w/dbells)</p>
<p>3 x (15 single leg squats + 15 overhead press w/dbells)</p>
<p>3 x (15 side-arm raises w/dbells + 15 front-arm raises w/dbells)</p>
<p>3 x (15 squats + 15 overhead tricep extensions)</p>
<p>3 x (15 crunches + 10 leg raises + 15 bicycles)</p>
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<p>Have a great day tri-peeps!</p>
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You realize how silly this sounds, right?  Bannon damn well better call you out on this after mocking my 'jog back up the hill' comment.</p>
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We talked about the "going back down" effect before... Running 50 minutes at this kind of incline and pace, and then putting the incline back down to even 7% makes it feel like you're running down hill. What's even wilder is that when I get down to 1%, I have a very tough time balancing myself in the middle of the belt, probably because the legs are all heavy and muscle imbalanced. 8 minute pace feels like I'm running 5:00 trying to stay steady.</p>
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<p>As for you and the incline, honestly, I would just put the TM at 0%. Forget the incline. It's small anyway. Instead try to push the pace a notch or four faster than if you were at .5% or 1%. I don't think it's worth the injury risk. Layer in whatever you can on the real roads and you'll be find. Especially for Ironman, because you don't need much speed for that.</p>
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<p>Some really strong workouts. Nice going!</p>
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<p>Ribs still hurting, but I'm able to breathe better when I'm running.</p>
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<p>35m 23s -4.15 miles - 08m 32s/Mi<br><br>
1:40 PM <br><br>
Equipment: Nike Pegasus 04/11<br><br>
Warm/mid 60s - Sunny and very strong winds. Crawford/Puckett/Security/Kiva/Fontaine/Grinnell/Crawford/Upton/home. Short easy run. Ribs still hurting but getting better. Stretching afterward.</p>
 

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<div class="quote-block">Originally Posted by <strong>Thor</strong> <a href="/forum/thread/73799/tuesday-may-10-workouts#post_1998737"><img alt="View Post" class="inlineimg" src="/img/forum/go_quote.gif" style="border:0px solid;"></a><br><br><p>As for you and the incline, honestly, I would just put the TM at 0%. Forget the incline. It's small anyway. Instead try to push the pace a notch or four faster than if you were at .5% or 1%. I don't think it's worth the injury risk. Layer in whatever you can on the real roads and you'll be find. Especially for Ironman, because you don't need much speed for that.</p>
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You know, you're right.  And I know you're right.  And my coach has told me the same things.  Thing is, though, it bugs the sh** out of me that I can't run on an incline as small as 0.5%.  I know that it makes absolutely no difference in the larger scheme, especially when looking at IM training.  Once I get it in my head that there is something I should be able to do, it absolutely drives me crazy if I can't.  Especially involving running, which has always just come naturally to me.  This year circumstances have forced me to spend a lot of time on the treadmill, which I hate.  But if I'm going to have to spend this much time on the treadmill, then my mind has it set that I should be doing it in a way that most closely mimics being outside, which is with a 0.5% or 1% incline.  I have it in my head that if I just try hard enough, my body will adapt to it.</p>
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<br><br><div class="quote-container"><span>Quote:</span>
<div class="quote-block">Originally Posted by <strong>Thor</strong> <a href="/forum/thread/73799/tuesday-may-10-workouts#post_1998677"><img alt="View Post" class="inlineimg" src="/img/forum/go_quote.gif" style="border-bottom:0px solid;border-left:0px solid;border-top:0px solid;border-right:0px solid;"></a><br><br><p> All recovery was at 12% and 14:30 pace.</p>
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<br><br><p>Riiiiiiight....  <inching across the room and quietly closing the door on my way out></p>
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<p>Uh, 4 mile flat run at "moderate" 8:00 pace for me today.  Probably all I will have time for.</p>
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<p>Taper crazies in full effect. Head games galore. Appetite doesn't match activity level. You know...the usual stuff. :)</p>
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<p>3m easy treadmill run due to early wake up of the little otters. I had the dog leashed up and was about to head out the door, but heard kid-sized footsteps on the stairs. Opted to let DH sleep and went on the treadmill. Looking forward to running with Lisa tomorrow (who's doing the marathon too).</p>
 

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<p>Crazy uphill workout, Thor!  Keep up the good work!  When is the next big mountain race?</p>
<p>Jen - I am so excited for you!  Enjoy the outside run tomorrow.</p>
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<p>During a lunch, 45min. strength workout, stealing exercise ideas from Mike's post while watching my all-time favorite movie "Shawshank Redemption".</p>
<p>Then, after work: Tuesday Brick day - 2 laps of Maybury State Park trail - HOLLY SMOKE!!!!! - I PR'ed by 30 sec. or so while chicking a few guys, in spite of several muddy spots where I had to slow down a bit.  Then the second lap, there were a group of guys started right behind me and I didn't want to get passed.  When I looked at the watch at the end, it didn't register me, but later realized I PR'ed again by another 30sec. on the freakin' second lap!!!!!!!!!!!!! YAAAAY!!!!  I really didn't push the uphills.  The difference was I was flying on the downhills - I am getting more and more comfortable on my Stumpy and becoming able to hit turns faster.  FIB 3miles or so run on another trail.  Felt great.  I just love when the guys pull over on the side and let me pass <span id="user_yui_3_3_0_8_130507511990615"><img alt="wink.gif" id="user_yui_3_3_0_8_130507511990614" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/wink.gif" style="width:16px;height:16px;"></span>.  However, my fun on this trail is no indication of how I ride compare to *REAL* good MTBkers.  I don't come across many of those guys on this trail at the times I ride.  They tend to ride much harder ones quite away from my home.  Nonetheless, PR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!       </p>
 

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<p>Nice on the ride PR, Yoshiko!</p>
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<p>3.28mi run with progressive tempo for me this evening.  Light drizzle.  A great run!</p>
 

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Stay the course Jen. Taper crazies suck!<br><br>
Ran to the pizza place and met up with the group for the last 3 miles of my run. Started with the rabbits but fell back to the pack when they dipped below nine. Total of 7 1/4 miles. Great run!
 

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<p>Yosh, great job on picking up the pace on the second lap, AND not getting passed.  :)<br><br>
5k series tonight....</p>
<p>goal:  RUN.</p>
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<p>Yeah, I ran.</p>
<p>It was the first hot run of the season.</p>
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<p>So, what did I do?</p>
<p>Ran....hard.</p>
<p>pushed.</p>
<p>and, almost puked, but managed not to.</p>
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<p>DID manage to hyperventilate after I finished and spent some time sitting on the curb for my efforts.</p>
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<p>32:47, a full minute slower than last week, but last week was a complete "blow it out of the water" sort of run, in perfect conditions....</p>
<p>misty, cool rain and an incredibly stubborn attitude gave me my time last week.</p>
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<p>This week, I'm "healthier" than last week, so should have been ok.</p>
<p>Nope.</p>
<p>Heat.  (I wilt in the heat)</p>
<p>Strength workout this morning (didn't do that last week).....tired legs don't help.</p>
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<p>On the other hand, it's ok.</p>
<p>Because this is a 15 week series, and each week I have a different job.</p>
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<p>The course is hilly hilly.....and contains very few flats.  You're either up or down....</p>
<p>so, today, I managed:</p>
<p>1)  NOT to walk up the last hill</p>
<p>2)  NOT to puke in the little old lady's front yard</p>
<p>3)  NOT to pass out nor fall down, despite losing feeling in my hands, feet and chin.</p>
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<p>So, not such a bad day.</p>
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<p>I looked at the garmin data, though.....and, I"m wondering whether it's accurate.</p>
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<p>It said my HR got up to 202................</p>
<p>for real?</p>
<p>ai yi yi.</p>
 
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