I still love swimming
Biking is my nemesis
But I can run fast
Details, in more than 17 syllables.
Monday: Rest day.
Tuesday: In the morning, a 6.67 mile run (0.01 miles too
long, fail), including hill repeats and 2 miles building to half marathon pace
(8:23, 8:07). In the evening, 3400 yards of swimming with DCRP Masters, with
6x300 around 3:50-3:55.
Wednesday: A “track” workout on the treadmill in the
morning, with 2400 (12:00) - 2000 (9:54) - 1600 (7:46) - 800 (3:40).
Immediately followed by 45 minutes of strength training.
Thursday: 75 minutes of quality time staring at my power
output on the bike in the morning, with the 2x20 minute sweet spot (just under lactate threshold) workout on tap.
Remember, graphs make you faster.
In the evening, 3200 yards of kick-intensive swimming
with DCRP Masters, which helped work the last few days out of my legs.
Friday: A 4000 meter “long” swim, which was shorter
because the Chesapeake Bay Swim is so close, followed by 45 minutes of strength
training.
Saturday: Four hours covering 60 miles on the Columbia Tri
course. Yes, it’s just 25 miles long, but you can cover it twice, and do extra
loops here and there to enjoy the hills even more than usual. My data showed
almost 5000 feet of climbing, which I may or may not believe, but after that
much time going up and down and up and down and cursing at my
bike/saddle/aerobar pads/fit/extra weight/inability to climb hills, I don’t really care, either.
Sunday: An 8 mile run at 9:07 pace with Mia and Beerman,
taking advantage of the heat and humidity to get in some heat adaptation work.
In the afternoon, 4100 meters of swimming in my building’s 25 meter pool.
Summer is the best.
Good luck this weekend with the Bay Swim! I hope you get some good news soon on the scale :(
ReplyDeleteYour building has a pool? I want that as well!
ReplyDeleteGreat haiku! And your building as a pool?! So lucky!
ReplyDeleteNice work! My building has a pool but it's definitely not big enough for lap swimming. Good luck this weekend!
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome that your building has a pool. I work at a high school and they don't even have high school swimming around here so a pool in the school would be unheard of. Love the haiku, and can't wait to hear about the bay swim! One of the ladies on my masters team will be there!
ReplyDeleteBest of luck out there in the Bay Swim!
ReplyDeleteDamn, I wasted all that time with Run Less Run Faster and I could have just made some graphs. Good luck at the swim!
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