Monday, September 9, 2019

Training log - Week ending 9/8/2019

This week was 50 miles of running, 15 "miles" of pool-running and 2000 yards of swimming -- training log is here.

Pull back week, as I took a break from marathon training and rested up for the Fifth Avenue Mile, which went very well.

I feel like I'm in really good shape right now, and on track or even ahead of track for my goals in November.  Of course, this is where things get tricky.  Being fit now means that I need to be very mindful over the next few weeks to not get greedy and to train with restraint, so that I can maintain or gently build this fitness all the way to Indy, instead of overshooting and peaking too soon.

In other notes, Quartz is doing very well.  Yapping at us, bouncing around, enjoying her meals.  I think she's already forgotten the whole episode and can't figure out why she's partially shaved.


Dailies 

Monday: Yoga and 7.5 "miles" pool-running in the morning.  Foam rolling at night.

Tuesday: 12 miles, including a track workout of 2x800, 1600, 2x800 in 3:01, 2:56, 5:57, 2:51, 2:47.  (recoveries of 2:2x after the 800s and 4:55 after the 1600).  Followed with leg strengthwork and 1000 yards recovery swimming.  Foam rolling at night.

Wednesday: 5 miles very easy to yoga (9:02), then yoga.  Then 5 miles very easy back home (8:22).  Foam rolling at night.

Thursday:  Upper body strengthwork/core and 7.5 "miles" pool-running in the morning.  Foam rolling at night.

Friday: 9 miles, including a "pick-me-up" mini workout of 4x400, 2x200, 4x100 with 100m float between most (200m float between the 200s and the 100s).  Split 87, 90, 89, 88, 44, 43, 22, 21, 22, 21.  Followed with 1000 yards recovery swimming.  Foam rolling at night.

Saturday:  7 miles easy to aerobic (8:27) and DIY yoga.  (should have run slower, but was worried over a sick cat, and couldn't focus well on riding the brakes).

Sunday: In the morning, 4 mile warm-up, Fifth Avenue Mile in 5:25, 1 mile cooldown.  In the afternoon, 6 miles very easy (8:45).  Foam rolling in afternoon.



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