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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: a fast and explosive donkey!
« on: September 04, 2025, 08:36:39 am »
yesterday
- track workout
-- warm up
-- 4 x 200m w/ 200m jogging rest
-- partner 4 x 400m w/ rest while partner runs
-- mile @ 5k pace
-- partner 4 x 400m w/ rest while partner runs
-- cool down
pretty tough, but i paced myself well enough that my last 400 was my fastest rep of the workout. 200s were 40-41s, 400s were 83-86s except the last one was 80s. mile was ~6:10. helped that it was nice and cool out. left knee clicked just a little during warm up but went away once i started running faster.
also, extremely awesomely, we were watched over for most of the workout by a bald eagle, which had perched on top of one of the light towers overlooking the field and track. some crows kept buzzing it but as far as i could tell it ignored them utterly.
today
- run 1:18:08, 13.89km
legs a bit heavy, this was a plod. not surprising after yesterday's intensity. humidity back up a bit but not hot. the route is a pretty nice loop, i can see it becoming one of the regular weekday morning runs.
- track workout
-- warm up
-- 4 x 200m w/ 200m jogging rest
-- partner 4 x 400m w/ rest while partner runs
-- mile @ 5k pace
-- partner 4 x 400m w/ rest while partner runs
-- cool down
pretty tough, but i paced myself well enough that my last 400 was my fastest rep of the workout. 200s were 40-41s, 400s were 83-86s except the last one was 80s. mile was ~6:10. helped that it was nice and cool out. left knee clicked just a little during warm up but went away once i started running faster.
also, extremely awesomely, we were watched over for most of the workout by a bald eagle, which had perched on top of one of the light towers overlooking the field and track. some crows kept buzzing it but as far as i could tell it ignored them utterly.
today
- run 1:18:08, 13.89km
legs a bit heavy, this was a plod. not surprising after yesterday's intensity. humidity back up a bit but not hot. the route is a pretty nice loop, i can see it becoming one of the regular weekday morning runs.