iThink: Bob Mould, "MM 17"
WX at 0900: 46.0 (7.8) 27.0 (-2.8) 29.74 (1007) S 17 RH 47
Odometer 11C: 64.0mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 161/184
I deliberately went light on snivel gear and it was the right choice as the temperature went from 39F to 46F in an hour. Today started out moderate for relative effort and ended up finishing very, very hard. Good run to close out the year.
There are little snippets of Bob Mould's "The Breach" that kept sneaking in during my iThink. Life and Times is a great album that I discovered late. Better late than never.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:40 08:40 08:40 08:40 1.00
1.00 17:20 08:40 08:40 08:40 2.00
1.00 26:01 08:41 08:41 08:40 3.00
1.00 34:32 08:31 08:31 08:38 4.00
1.02 43:04 08:32 08:22 08:35 5.02
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Thursday, December 29, 2011
4.6mi, 40:20, 29 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: Bob Mould, "Paralyzed"
WX at 0900: 36.0 (2.2) DP 28.9 (-1.7) BP 29.78 (1008) SW 9 RH 75
Odometer 11B: 260.2mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 160/177
Once again, a run I didn't want to do, but a run I need to do.
I was trying to go relatively hard but not very hard. By just after mile 2 I was fully charged up and ended up running a sizeable negative split. That actually felt all right.
I still grossly overestimated snivel gear. Even at 36F, it was warm enough where I could very well have gone down to shorts and t-shirt by the time I was done.
My parents are coming today, so I'm not sure how much running I'll get done in the next few days.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:51 08:51 08:51 08:51 1.00
1.00 17:46 08:55 08:55 08:53 2.00
1.00 26:42 08:56 08:56 08:54 3.00
1.00 35:07 08:25 08:25 08:47 4.00
0.60 40:20 05:13 08:42 08:46 4.60
WX at 0900: 36.0 (2.2) DP 28.9 (-1.7) BP 29.78 (1008) SW 9 RH 75
Odometer 11B: 260.2mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 160/177
Once again, a run I didn't want to do, but a run I need to do.
I was trying to go relatively hard but not very hard. By just after mile 2 I was fully charged up and ended up running a sizeable negative split. That actually felt all right.
I still grossly overestimated snivel gear. Even at 36F, it was warm enough where I could very well have gone down to shorts and t-shirt by the time I was done.
My parents are coming today, so I'm not sure how much running I'll get done in the next few days.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:51 08:51 08:51 08:51 1.00
1.00 17:46 08:55 08:55 08:53 2.00
1.00 26:42 08:56 08:56 08:54 3.00
1.00 35:07 08:25 08:25 08:47 4.00
0.60 40:20 05:13 08:42 08:46 4.60
Song of the day
No idea where I'm going
Here's a road to lead you there
You were riding by my side
Roll the windows tight
Star crossed, solar system
Another neighborhood
Mile marker seventeen
Fading from memory
Hoping for a better ending
Choice you made the one depending
Taste mixed with melancholy
Bitter sweet goodbye
Memory begins to fade
Letter never replicated
Mile marker seventeen
Fading from memory
Sometimes in dreams you reappear
Stay in dreams
And everything you meant to me
Will stay in dreams
A memory to replicate
Pure in essence, pure and vain
Wrong sign post flying by
Kept safe in memory
Fade erase replay
My failing memory
Everything you say
Sometimes in dreams you reappear
Stay in dreams
And everything you meant to me
Will stay in dreams
Flame burning incandescent
Replaced by pure and essence
Wrong sign post flying by
Goodbye to innocence
Farewell to all your friends
Age weathered memory
Mile marker seventeen
Mile marker seventeen
Mile marker seventeen
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
3.93mi, 36:24, 28 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: Bob Mould, "The Silence Between Us"
WX at 0900: 35.1 (1.7) DP 27.0 (-2.8) BP 30 (1015) S 10 RH 72
Odometer 11C: 59.0mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 155/177
Easy run today, and was going to be short since I was going to be sitting at the house doing mostly dissertation work today. Also, it's probably unwise to be running two hard days in a row.
Once again, I grossly overestimated snivel gear. The presence of open sunlight makes a huge difference in heat regardless of air temperature. There's something to be said about direct radiation of heat that you don't get when it's dark.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:03 09:03 09:03 09:03 1.00
1.00 18:08 09:05 09:05 09:04 2.00
1.00 27:55 09:47 09:47 09:18 3.00
0.93 36:24 08:29 09:07 09:16 3.93
WX at 0900: 35.1 (1.7) DP 27.0 (-2.8) BP 30 (1015) S 10 RH 72
Odometer 11C: 59.0mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 155/177
Easy run today, and was going to be short since I was going to be sitting at the house doing mostly dissertation work today. Also, it's probably unwise to be running two hard days in a row.
Once again, I grossly overestimated snivel gear. The presence of open sunlight makes a huge difference in heat regardless of air temperature. There's something to be said about direct radiation of heat that you don't get when it's dark.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:03 09:03 09:03 09:03 1.00
1.00 18:08 09:05 09:05 09:04 2.00
1.00 27:55 09:47 09:47 09:18 3.00
0.93 36:24 08:29 09:07 09:16 3.93
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
6.68mi, 58:49, 27 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
Chris Cornell, "You Know My Name"
The Connells, "Scotty's Lament"
WX at 1100: 39.9 (4.4) DP 25.0 (-3.9) BP 30.03 (1016) NW 21G26 RH 54
Odometer 11B: 255.6mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 160/182
This is the run I normally call the 666 run because it tends to hover around 6.6mi, with a few times hitting the magic 6.66mi, just for the x-moose season.
I was going to the gym when I realized it was warm enough to run without snivel gear, so I went out in shorts and a long-sleeve shirt. What I didn't count on was the wind. As usual, tailwinds were fun, headwinds weren't. At least it was warm enough where the only snivel gear I had to wear was gloves.
It's not particularly heartening to run positive splits, but that's partly because of the tailwind-assisted jackrabbit start. So much for thinking I was actually getting faster.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:10 08:10 08:10 08:10 1.00
1.00 16:55 08:45 08:45 08:28 2.00
1.00 25:56 09:01 09:01 08:39 3.00
1.00 34:48 08:52 08:52 08:42 4.00
1.00 43:46 08:58 08:58 08:45 5.00
1.00 52:42 08:56 08:56 08:47 6.00
0.68 58:49 06:07 09:00 08:48 6.68
Chris Cornell, "You Know My Name"
The Connells, "Scotty's Lament"
WX at 1100: 39.9 (4.4) DP 25.0 (-3.9) BP 30.03 (1016) NW 21G26 RH 54
Odometer 11B: 255.6mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 160/182
This is the run I normally call the 666 run because it tends to hover around 6.6mi, with a few times hitting the magic 6.66mi, just for the x-moose season.
I was going to the gym when I realized it was warm enough to run without snivel gear, so I went out in shorts and a long-sleeve shirt. What I didn't count on was the wind. As usual, tailwinds were fun, headwinds weren't. At least it was warm enough where the only snivel gear I had to wear was gloves.
It's not particularly heartening to run positive splits, but that's partly because of the tailwind-assisted jackrabbit start. So much for thinking I was actually getting faster.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:10 08:10 08:10 08:10 1.00
1.00 16:55 08:45 08:45 08:28 2.00
1.00 25:56 09:01 09:01 08:39 3.00
1.00 34:48 08:52 08:52 08:42 4.00
1.00 43:46 08:58 08:58 08:45 5.00
1.00 52:42 08:56 08:56 08:47 6.00
0.68 58:49 06:07 09:00 08:48 6.68
Monday, December 26, 2011
5.02mi, 44:52, 26 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
Hüsker Dü, "Pink Turns Into Blue"
Bob Mould, "Paralyzed"
Bob Mould, "Underneath Days"
WX at 1000: 36.0 (2.2) DP 28.0 (-2.2) BP 30.16 (1021) SSW 7 RH 72 sleet
Odometer 11C: 54.1mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 162/183
I was indifferent to the notion of a run, but needed to get one in just on principle, and to assuage my belief that I normally get fatter during the holiday season.
I didn't feel that great, which is maybe a factor of being around the holiday seasons, but as usual, I felt better after the first three miles. The Hüsker Dü was an attempt to stave off the theme music to Matlock, which was on in the background before I started because it happened to be on the Glass Tit.
Last mile, as usual, probably felt the best overall. I was thinking about things at home, and that's what sparked the last iThink. I am unrepentant.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:44 08:44 08:44 08:44 1.00
1.00 17:21 08:37 08:37 08:41 2.00
1.00 26:32 09:11 09:11 08:51 3.00
1.00 35:45 09:13 09:13 08:56 4.00
1.02 44:52 09:07 08:56 08:56 5.02
Hüsker Dü, "Pink Turns Into Blue"
Bob Mould, "Paralyzed"
Bob Mould, "Underneath Days"
WX at 1000: 36.0 (2.2) DP 28.0 (-2.2) BP 30.16 (1021) SSW 7 RH 72 sleet
Odometer 11C: 54.1mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 162/183
I was indifferent to the notion of a run, but needed to get one in just on principle, and to assuage my belief that I normally get fatter during the holiday season.
I didn't feel that great, which is maybe a factor of being around the holiday seasons, but as usual, I felt better after the first three miles. The Hüsker Dü was an attempt to stave off the theme music to Matlock, which was on in the background before I started because it happened to be on the Glass Tit.
Last mile, as usual, probably felt the best overall. I was thinking about things at home, and that's what sparked the last iThink. I am unrepentant.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:44 08:44 08:44 08:44 1.00
1.00 17:21 08:37 08:37 08:41 2.00
1.00 26:32 09:11 09:11 08:51 3.00
1.00 35:45 09:13 09:13 08:56 4.00
1.02 44:52 09:07 08:56 08:56 5.02
Saturday, December 24, 2011
4.6mi, 41:52, 24 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
Journey, "Suzanne"
Journey, "Remember Me" (yes, it's from that horrible movie Armageddon.)
WX at 1100: 37.0 (2.8) DP 26.1 (-3.3) BP 30.37 (1028) WSW 7 RH 64
Odometer 11C: 49.1mi
Z3 high. Average/max heart rate = 156/171
I grossly overestimated snivel gear for this morning. That was apparent when I stepped out in turtleneck and sweatshirt and went back to drop turtleneck. The temperature was steadily increasing through the run - and when it's 37F outside and clear and sunny and not that windy, I should've gone down to shorts and long sleeve shirt.
I started out quicker than I should've, but I was running near someone and was undisciplined about pacing until I broke contact. Oops.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:35 08:35 08:35 08:35 1.00
1.00 17:40 09:05 09:05 08:50 2.00
1.00 26:52 09:12 09:12 08:57 3.00
1.00 36:10 09:18 09:18 09:02 4.00
0.60 41:52 05:42 09:30 09:06 4.60
Journey, "Suzanne"
Journey, "Remember Me" (yes, it's from that horrible movie Armageddon.)
WX at 1100: 37.0 (2.8) DP 26.1 (-3.3) BP 30.37 (1028) WSW 7 RH 64
Odometer 11C: 49.1mi
Z3 high. Average/max heart rate = 156/171
I grossly overestimated snivel gear for this morning. That was apparent when I stepped out in turtleneck and sweatshirt and went back to drop turtleneck. The temperature was steadily increasing through the run - and when it's 37F outside and clear and sunny and not that windy, I should've gone down to shorts and long sleeve shirt.
I started out quicker than I should've, but I was running near someone and was undisciplined about pacing until I broke contact. Oops.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:35 08:35 08:35 08:35 1.00
1.00 17:40 09:05 09:05 08:50 2.00
1.00 26:52 09:12 09:12 08:57 3.00
1.00 36:10 09:18 09:18 09:02 4.00
0.60 41:52 05:42 09:30 09:06 4.60
Friday, December 23, 2011
4.34mi, 40:40, 23 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
James Horner, "Rose" (yes, stop laughing.)
Sarge, "Stall"
WX at 0900: 19.9 (-6.7) DP 18.0 (-7.8) BP 30.44 (1030) W 6 RH 91 WC 12 (-11)
Odometer 11C: 44.5mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 150/163
I didn't feel like going very hard, so I didn't go that hard. It's still a zone 3 run, but that's because I was fully warmed up, which is surprising given the temperature outside.
I was reminded of a post on Facebook a while back about a 1999 gathering I attended in Pittsburg, Kansas of fans of the TV show My So-Called Life. It was about the same, cold as hell, and sunny outside, and I did a fair amount of running in the mornings because it was my way of staying honest. That sparked the track from the Titanic soundtrack. The person hosting the gathering was a fan of that movie (in her defense, she was a college student at the time) and so there was some Titanic propaganda on the walls.
The Sarge song was a recollection of something a few months before that, when I had gotten that album while I was in the Infantry Officer Advanced Course, back in 1998, and I was in Birmingham, Alabama for a few things. That was a long time ago.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:13 09:13 09:13 09:13 1.00
1.00 18:18 09:05 09:05 09:09 2.00
1.00 28:00 09:42 09:42 09:20 3.00
1.00 37:33 09:33 09:33 09:23 4.00
0.34 40:40 03:07 09:10 09:22 4.34
James Horner, "Rose" (yes, stop laughing.)
Sarge, "Stall"
WX at 0900: 19.9 (-6.7) DP 18.0 (-7.8) BP 30.44 (1030) W 6 RH 91 WC 12 (-11)
Odometer 11C: 44.5mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 150/163
I didn't feel like going very hard, so I didn't go that hard. It's still a zone 3 run, but that's because I was fully warmed up, which is surprising given the temperature outside.
I was reminded of a post on Facebook a while back about a 1999 gathering I attended in Pittsburg, Kansas of fans of the TV show My So-Called Life. It was about the same, cold as hell, and sunny outside, and I did a fair amount of running in the mornings because it was my way of staying honest. That sparked the track from the Titanic soundtrack. The person hosting the gathering was a fan of that movie (in her defense, she was a college student at the time) and so there was some Titanic propaganda on the walls.
The Sarge song was a recollection of something a few months before that, when I had gotten that album while I was in the Infantry Officer Advanced Course, back in 1998, and I was in Birmingham, Alabama for a few things. That was a long time ago.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:13 09:13 09:13 09:13 1.00
1.00 18:18 09:05 09:05 09:09 2.00
1.00 28:00 09:42 09:42 09:20 3.00
1.00 37:33 09:33 09:33 09:23 4.00
0.34 40:40 03:07 09:10 09:22 4.34
Thursday, December 22, 2011
8.4mi on elliptical, 65:00, 22 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: British Sea Power, "A Forest"
WX at 0800: 32 (0) DP 28 (-2) BP 30.15 (1020) NNE 12 RH 85 WC 23 (-5)
Odometer 11B: 249.0mi equivalency
Z4. Average/max heart rate = no reading, but maxed out at around 170.
I probably could've gone for a run this morning but I didn't feel like going out. I drove to the gym and ran for an hour on the elliptical instead, which in some ways was more challenging. Today was a deliberately hard workout since I was trying to offset some of the last few days where I didn't do anything.
I also had an exhaustion crash of sorts and slept something along the lines of 15 hours two days ago. That might've been a factor of too many days pulling less than 5 hours of sleep, although I thought I had more fortitude than that. I guess not anymore.
No splits.
WX at 0800: 32 (0) DP 28 (-2) BP 30.15 (1020) NNE 12 RH 85 WC 23 (-5)
Odometer 11B: 249.0mi equivalency
Z4. Average/max heart rate = no reading, but maxed out at around 170.
I probably could've gone for a run this morning but I didn't feel like going out. I drove to the gym and ran for an hour on the elliptical instead, which in some ways was more challenging. Today was a deliberately hard workout since I was trying to offset some of the last few days where I didn't do anything.
I also had an exhaustion crash of sorts and slept something along the lines of 15 hours two days ago. That might've been a factor of too many days pulling less than 5 hours of sleep, although I thought I had more fortitude than that. I guess not anymore.
No splits.
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
About time.
To quote an observer, "that Sailor has her warfare pin. She's squared away." All hoopla aside, the professional competence of the Sailors involved is the most important thing. The rest will be water under the bridge. Pulling the clock 60 years back, you could've said the same thing about mixed-color couples. Nobody cares now, nor should they.
Navy kiss seals the year of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ repeal
Navy kiss seals the year of ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ repeal
Monday, December 19, 2011
67:42, 7.65mi, 19 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
Big Country, "Rockin' In The Free World"
and the original:
Neil Young, "Rockin' In The Free World"
WX at 1000: 45.0 (7.2) DP 42.1 (5.6) BP 30.02 (1016) Calm light rain RH 89
Odometer 11C: 43.2mi
Z3-Z4. Average/max heart rate = 157/175
I had to get in a long run after all the nothing I did except eating this past weekend. This delivers the goods.
It also expresses my general schadenfreude at this time of the year. It was a tossup between this song and the Dead Kennedys' "This Could Be Anywhere." I'd have to say that "Rockin' In The Free World" is one of the flat out angriest songs I think I've ever heard. Ever.
That might explain why it gets so much goddamn traction for me.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:41 08:41 08:41 08:41 1.00
1.00 17:21 08:40 08:40 08:41 2.00
1.00 26:24 09:03 09:03 08:48 3.00
1.00 35:35 09:11 09:11 08:54 4.00
1.00 44:39 09:04 09:04 08:56 5.00
1.00 53:29 08:50 08:50 08:55 6.00
1.00 62:04 08:35 08:35 08:52 7.00
0.65 67:42 05:38 08:40 08:51 7.65
Big Country, "Rockin' In The Free World"
and the original:
Neil Young, "Rockin' In The Free World"
WX at 1000: 45.0 (7.2) DP 42.1 (5.6) BP 30.02 (1016) Calm light rain RH 89
Odometer 11C: 43.2mi
Z3-Z4. Average/max heart rate = 157/175
I had to get in a long run after all the nothing I did except eating this past weekend. This delivers the goods.
It also expresses my general schadenfreude at this time of the year. It was a tossup between this song and the Dead Kennedys' "This Could Be Anywhere." I'd have to say that "Rockin' In The Free World" is one of the flat out angriest songs I think I've ever heard. Ever.
That might explain why it gets so much goddamn traction for me.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:41 08:41 08:41 08:41 1.00
1.00 17:21 08:40 08:40 08:41 2.00
1.00 26:24 09:03 09:03 08:48 3.00
1.00 35:35 09:11 09:11 08:54 4.00
1.00 44:39 09:04 09:04 08:56 5.00
1.00 53:29 08:50 08:50 08:55 6.00
1.00 62:04 08:35 08:35 08:52 7.00
0.65 67:42 05:38 08:40 08:51 7.65
Friday, December 16, 2011
4.59mi, 41:54, 16 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: Maritime, "German Engineering"
WX at 0700: 18.0 (-7.8) 17.1 (-8.3) 30.43 (1030) WNW 3 RH 96
Odometer 11B: 244.8mi
Z3 high. Average/max heart rate = 158/175
I was going to check the weather, but the weather is the weather and I had to run. So fuck it all, I got out there. Not very fast, and I realized that going hard after yesterday's run was Not a Good Idea but this was probably not much better as I was going about the same level of effort.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:56 08:56 08:56 08:56 1.00
1.00 18:11 09:15 09:15 09:05 2.00
1.00 27:27 09:16 09:16 09:09 3.00
1.00 36:31 09:04 09:04 09:08 4.00
0.59 41:54 05:23 09:07 09:08 4.59
WX at 0700: 18.0 (-7.8) 17.1 (-8.3) 30.43 (1030) WNW 3 RH 96
Odometer 11B: 244.8mi
Z3 high. Average/max heart rate = 158/175
I was going to check the weather, but the weather is the weather and I had to run. So fuck it all, I got out there. Not very fast, and I realized that going hard after yesterday's run was Not a Good Idea but this was probably not much better as I was going about the same level of effort.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:56 08:56 08:56 08:56 1.00
1.00 18:11 09:15 09:15 09:05 2.00
1.00 27:27 09:16 09:16 09:09 3.00
1.00 36:31 09:04 09:04 09:08 4.00
0.59 41:54 05:23 09:07 09:08 4.59
Thursday, December 15, 2011
4.96mi, 43:41, 15 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: Tommy Keene, "Running For Your Life"
WX at 0700: 33.1 (0.6) DP 28.9 (-1.7) BP 30.09 (1018) NW 15 RH 84 WC 23 (-5)
Odometer 11C: 35.6mi
Z3 high-Z4. Average/max heart rate = 157/173
Downhills were quicker. Uphills were slow. I needed to run. The iThink didn't suck. Neither did the weather, in spite of the numbers.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:50 08:50 08:50 08:50 1.00
1.00 17:12 08:22 08:22 08:36 2.00
1.00 26:05 08:53 08:53 08:42 3.00
1.00 35:15 09:10 09:10 08:49 4.00
0.96 43:41 08:26 08:47 08:48 4.96
WX at 0700: 33.1 (0.6) DP 28.9 (-1.7) BP 30.09 (1018) NW 15 RH 84 WC 23 (-5)
Odometer 11C: 35.6mi
Z3 high-Z4. Average/max heart rate = 157/173
Downhills were quicker. Uphills were slow. I needed to run. The iThink didn't suck. Neither did the weather, in spite of the numbers.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:50 08:50 08:50 08:50 1.00
1.00 17:12 08:22 08:22 08:36 2.00
1.00 26:05 08:53 08:53 08:42 3.00
1.00 35:15 09:10 09:10 08:49 4.00
0.96 43:41 08:26 08:47 08:48 4.96
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
4.14mi, 40:29, 13 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: Journey, "Girl Can't Help It"
WX at 0700: 39.0 (3.9) DP 37.9 (3.3) BP 30.3 (1026) S 5 light rain; mist RH 95
Odometer 11C: 30.6mi
Z2. Average/max heart rate = 141/154
Easy recovery run. I was tired so this almost became a sleep-in day. I was vindicated since I started waking up by about the second mile. I really was that tired.
This morning's iThink is because of having glimpsed a spot for Shawnee Mission Medical Center on the glass tit this morning. The music in the background of the ad is very similar to the opening three measures of the Journey song in question. No shit.
Raised on Radio is actually not that bad of an album, but maybe I'm waxing nostalgic for my lost childhood.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 10:14 10:14 10:14 10:14 1.00
1.00 19:56 09:42 09:42 09:58 2.00
1.00 29:28 09:32 09:32 09:49 3.00
1.00 39:06 09:38 09:38 09:46 4.00
0.14 40:29 01:23 09:53 09:47 4.14
WX at 0700: 39.0 (3.9) DP 37.9 (3.3) BP 30.3 (1026) S 5 light rain; mist RH 95
Odometer 11C: 30.6mi
Z2. Average/max heart rate = 141/154
Easy recovery run. I was tired so this almost became a sleep-in day. I was vindicated since I started waking up by about the second mile. I really was that tired.
This morning's iThink is because of having glimpsed a spot for Shawnee Mission Medical Center on the glass tit this morning. The music in the background of the ad is very similar to the opening three measures of the Journey song in question. No shit.
Raised on Radio is actually not that bad of an album, but maybe I'm waxing nostalgic for my lost childhood.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 10:14 10:14 10:14 10:14 1.00
1.00 19:56 09:42 09:42 09:58 2.00
1.00 29:28 09:32 09:32 09:49 3.00
1.00 39:06 09:38 09:38 09:46 4.00
0.14 40:29 01:23 09:53 09:47 4.14
Monday, December 12, 2011
4.6mi, 40:19, 12 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
The XX, "Intro" (Go Jane Go Dubstep Remix)
Pood, Bhud, and Pflug, "Duelling Techno"
WX at 0900: 42.1 (5.6) DP 27.0 (-2.8) BP 30.24 (1024) S 13 RH 54
Odometer 11B: 240.2mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 153/173
Today started faster than it should've, but ended on a more temperate note. The transition period between about 5 minutes and 25 minutes was rougher than usual today, but by the end felt fine.
I had not thought about the Pood, Bhud, and Pflug song in ages. Goes back to my college years when I got that played at the ROTC Military Ball my junior year. No shit.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:27 08:27 08:27 08:27 1.00
1.00 17:07 08:40 08:40 08:33 2.00
1.00 26:11 09:04 09:04 08:44 3.00
1.00 35:10 08:59 08:59 08:47 4.00
0.60 40:19 05:09 08:35 08:46 4.60
The XX, "Intro" (Go Jane Go Dubstep Remix)
Pood, Bhud, and Pflug, "Duelling Techno"
WX at 0900: 42.1 (5.6) DP 27.0 (-2.8) BP 30.24 (1024) S 13 RH 54
Odometer 11B: 240.2mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 153/173
Today started faster than it should've, but ended on a more temperate note. The transition period between about 5 minutes and 25 minutes was rougher than usual today, but by the end felt fine.
I had not thought about the Pood, Bhud, and Pflug song in ages. Goes back to my college years when I got that played at the ROTC Military Ball my junior year. No shit.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:27 08:27 08:27 08:27 1.00
1.00 17:07 08:40 08:40 08:33 2.00
1.00 26:11 09:04 09:04 08:44 3.00
1.00 35:10 08:59 08:59 08:47 4.00
0.60 40:19 05:09 08:35 08:46 4.60
How do you like me now
The more I look at life out of the combat zone, I realize I miss the clarity of purpose that made my life so much more straightforward. Whether I'm ready to deal with the unbelievably corrosive aspects to my personality that is the price of doing that remains to be seen. It's been two and a half years since coming out of the combat zone and my estrangement from much of what I call home is still pretty goddamn palpable. Either that or it's the same kind of generalized anger at my lost youth that I described last week.
It could also be because it's x-moose season and as usual, I'm on the fucking rag every x-moose. My wife is an x-mas True Believer. I am the ultimate x-moose Heretic, if only because I've associated x-moose with earth-shattering heartbreak (and not entirely mine) on a number of occasions. So, to quote my favorite seasonal song, "Fuck Christmas."
"Fuck 'em, he decided. Just fuck 'em. Fuck everybody who doesn't come out here and do this."
It could also be because it's x-moose season and as usual, I'm on the fucking rag every x-moose. My wife is an x-mas True Believer. I am the ultimate x-moose Heretic, if only because I've associated x-moose with earth-shattering heartbreak (and not entirely mine) on a number of occasions. So, to quote my favorite seasonal song, "Fuck Christmas."
"Fuck 'em, he decided. Just fuck 'em. Fuck everybody who doesn't come out here and do this."
James Webb, Fields of Fire
Saturday, December 10, 2011
4.6mi, 44:41, 10 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: that dog., "Being With You"
WX at 0900: 25.0 (-3.9) DP 19.0 (-7.2) BP 30.5 (1032) S 10 RH 77 WC 15 (-9)
Odometer 11C: 26.5mi
Z2. Average/max heart rate = 149/170
I am typing this on a Rosewill RK-9000BR keyboard, and I realize that I have such a heavy-handed typing style (those who have seen me in real life know this already) that I will fucking fling this keyboard out the window because the keystrokes are so light. I need a keyboard that will hold up to domestic abuse, so it's getting returned. The keyboard is glorious, but I need a keyboard that will accomodate a less pussificationeque typing style.
Easy run today, recovery run after the last few days.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:33 09:33 09:33 09:33 1.00
1.00 19:08 09:35 09:35 09:34 2.00
1.00 28:55 09:47 09:47 09:38 3.00
1.00 38:41 09:46 09:46 09:40 4.00
0.60 44:41 06:00 10:00 09:43 4.60
WX at 0900: 25.0 (-3.9) DP 19.0 (-7.2) BP 30.5 (1032) S 10 RH 77 WC 15 (-9)
Odometer 11C: 26.5mi
Z2. Average/max heart rate = 149/170
I am typing this on a Rosewill RK-9000BR keyboard, and I realize that I have such a heavy-handed typing style (those who have seen me in real life know this already) that I will fucking fling this keyboard out the window because the keystrokes are so light. I need a keyboard that will hold up to domestic abuse, so it's getting returned. The keyboard is glorious, but I need a keyboard that will accomodate a less pussificationeque typing style.
Easy run today, recovery run after the last few days.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:33 09:33 09:33 09:33 1.00
1.00 19:08 09:35 09:35 09:34 2.00
1.00 28:55 09:47 09:47 09:38 3.00
1.00 38:41 09:46 09:46 09:40 4.00
0.60 44:41 06:00 10:00 09:43 4.60
Friday, December 09, 2011
5.76mi, 49:52, 9 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
Daft Punk, "End of Line"
Daft Punk, "Derezzed"
that dog., "Hawthorne"
that dog., "Long Island"
WX at 0700: 24 (-4) DP 19 (-7) BP 30.34 (1027) NNE 7 RH 81 WC 16 (-9)
Odometer 11B: 235.6mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 160/179
I didn't really want to go for a run, but I needed to after sleeping in yesterday. I felt better than I thought I would, after about two miles. Time for coffee. At least this morning's iThinks didn't suck.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:49 08:49 08:49 08:49 1.00
1.00 17:17 08:28 08:28 08:39 2.00
1.00 25:55 08:38 08:38 08:38 3.00
1.00 34:45 08:50 08:50 08:41 4.00
1.00 43:36 08:51 08:51 08:43 5.00
0.76 49:52 06:16 08:15 08:39 5.76
Daft Punk, "End of Line"
Daft Punk, "Derezzed"
that dog., "Hawthorne"
that dog., "Long Island"
WX at 0700: 24 (-4) DP 19 (-7) BP 30.34 (1027) NNE 7 RH 81 WC 16 (-9)
Odometer 11B: 235.6mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 160/179
I didn't really want to go for a run, but I needed to after sleeping in yesterday. I felt better than I thought I would, after about two miles. Time for coffee. At least this morning's iThinks didn't suck.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:49 08:49 08:49 08:49 1.00
1.00 17:17 08:28 08:28 08:39 2.00
1.00 25:55 08:38 08:38 08:38 3.00
1.00 34:45 08:50 08:50 08:41 4.00
1.00 43:36 08:51 08:51 08:43 5.00
0.76 49:52 06:16 08:15 08:39 5.76
Wednesday, December 07, 2011
5.27mi, 46:08, 7 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: Above and Beyond, "On A Good Day"
WX at 0700: 14.0 (-10.0) DP 10.0 (-12.2) BP 30.14 (1020) SSW 8 RH 84 WC 3 (-16)
Odometer 11C: 21.9mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 162/180
Goddamn today was cold. But after the amount I ate last night, I need to run.
I passed a big group today. The Command and General Staff College was doing a big-ass formation run this morning. It is not good when you see a straggler chain going back a half mile, not two miles past the start. Sad, sad, sad.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:31 08:31 08:31 08:31 1.00
1.00 17:21 08:50 08:50 08:41 2.00
1.00 26:19 08:58 08:58 08:46 3.00
1.00 35:07 08:48 08:48 08:47 4.00
1.00 43:47 08:40 08:40 08:45 5.00
0.27 46:08 02:21 08:42 08:45 5.27
WX at 0700: 14.0 (-10.0) DP 10.0 (-12.2) BP 30.14 (1020) SSW 8 RH 84 WC 3 (-16)
Odometer 11C: 21.9mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 162/180
Goddamn today was cold. But after the amount I ate last night, I need to run.
I passed a big group today. The Command and General Staff College was doing a big-ass formation run this morning. It is not good when you see a straggler chain going back a half mile, not two miles past the start. Sad, sad, sad.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:31 08:31 08:31 08:31 1.00
1.00 17:21 08:50 08:50 08:41 2.00
1.00 26:19 08:58 08:58 08:46 3.00
1.00 35:07 08:48 08:48 08:47 4.00
1.00 43:47 08:40 08:40 08:45 5.00
0.27 46:08 02:21 08:42 08:45 5.27
Tuesday, December 06, 2011
4.6mi, 40:53, 6 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: that dog., "Being With You"
WX at 0700: 17 (-8) DP 12 (-11) BP 30.37 (1028) NNW 10 light snow RH 80 WC 5 (-15)
Odometer 11B: 229.8mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 156/174
Slow, but I had to run today. Can't eat more than two days of Do Nothing But Eat in a row. Also the first day of running in the cold and realized that sweatpants just don't work for me as they bind my legs. I'll figure something out.
I had today iThink stuck in my head this morning, but after the run it was a tossup between "Cowboy Hat" and "Until The Day I Die."
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:46 08:46 08:46 08:46 1.00
1.00 17:45 08:59 08:59 08:52 2.00
1.00 26:44 08:59 08:59 08:55 3.00
1.00 35:33 08:49 08:49 08:53 4.00
0.60 40:53 05:20 08:53 08:53 4.60
WX at 0700: 17 (-8) DP 12 (-11) BP 30.37 (1028) NNW 10 light snow RH 80 WC 5 (-15)
Odometer 11B: 229.8mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 156/174
Slow, but I had to run today. Can't eat more than two days of Do Nothing But Eat in a row. Also the first day of running in the cold and realized that sweatpants just don't work for me as they bind my legs. I'll figure something out.
I had today iThink stuck in my head this morning, but after the run it was a tossup between "Cowboy Hat" and "Until The Day I Die."
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:46 08:46 08:46 08:46 1.00
1.00 17:45 08:59 08:59 08:52 2.00
1.00 26:44 08:59 08:59 08:55 3.00
1.00 35:33 08:49 08:49 08:53 4.00
0.60 40:53 05:20 08:53 08:53 4.60
Sunday, December 04, 2011
A little catharsis of my younger years
As I go through chapter 3 of the dissertation for edits and cleanup tonight, I've been listening to a video of that dog.'s reunion show at the Troubadour in West Hollywood, CA from 26 August 2011.
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4 of the show are here.
Of the bands of my younger years, there was no band that I'd placed as much emotional baggage (in some ways) as that dog. I'm not sure why; I didn't discover them until about the time they had broken up. I had Gerry Dolan, one of my classmates from Johns Hopkins, for the hat tip. He sent "Never Say Never" on a tape (and later, their cover of "Midnight at the Oasis" from the compilation disk Spirit of '73) while I was in Kuwait for an INTRINSIC ACTION exercise in 1997. There was a certain hopefulness to "Never Say Never" that for some reason really stuck with me. It was a a statement of love that, being unattached at the time, I sure wanted to visit on someone else.
I remember a fair amount of disillusionment after I came back from Kuwait. In retrospect, I realize that life in a deployed cavalry squadron task force had a certain degree of intensity that was lacking when I came back to the United States. I returned with a fucking shitload of expectations for what I thought my life was going to be like and realized very, very few of them. It wasn't until much later that I realized that those adjustments were normal and I just didn't take to them well. That level of dislocation wasn't shit compared to what I felt after I came back from Iraq and Afghanistan.
I still consider Retreat from the Sun one of my favorite albums ever. It was one of the first albums I ripped to disk (at 128k CBR) when I bought my first computer that could rip MP3s back in 1999. I guess I need to cart out my that dog. disks and rerip those tracks at 256k VBR.
I'm not sure why listening to that dog. had so much more significance. I can only conjecture that it was because the three women in that band were within months of my age. Petra Haden is a violinist (as am I) and had a note in the liner notes of Retreat from the Sun that she uses Dr. Thomastik Dominants as her primary string. First time I used Dominants was sometime in 1985 and they're still my string of choice, even though I haven't picked up the violin in months. I had a tremendous crush on Petra Haden back then.
It's been 14 years since that deployment to Kuwait and I am older, fatter, slower, and maybe even a bit wiser rather than the dumber that I occasionally claim to be. I'm married now, and have children.
I have far, far more anger than I used to have, even compared to that summer of unfulfilled dreams.
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4 of the show are here.
Of the bands of my younger years, there was no band that I'd placed as much emotional baggage (in some ways) as that dog. I'm not sure why; I didn't discover them until about the time they had broken up. I had Gerry Dolan, one of my classmates from Johns Hopkins, for the hat tip. He sent "Never Say Never" on a tape (and later, their cover of "Midnight at the Oasis" from the compilation disk Spirit of '73) while I was in Kuwait for an INTRINSIC ACTION exercise in 1997. There was a certain hopefulness to "Never Say Never" that for some reason really stuck with me. It was a a statement of love that, being unattached at the time, I sure wanted to visit on someone else.
I remember a fair amount of disillusionment after I came back from Kuwait. In retrospect, I realize that life in a deployed cavalry squadron task force had a certain degree of intensity that was lacking when I came back to the United States. I returned with a fucking shitload of expectations for what I thought my life was going to be like and realized very, very few of them. It wasn't until much later that I realized that those adjustments were normal and I just didn't take to them well. That level of dislocation wasn't shit compared to what I felt after I came back from Iraq and Afghanistan.
I still consider Retreat from the Sun one of my favorite albums ever. It was one of the first albums I ripped to disk (at 128k CBR) when I bought my first computer that could rip MP3s back in 1999. I guess I need to cart out my that dog. disks and rerip those tracks at 256k VBR.
I'm not sure why listening to that dog. had so much more significance. I can only conjecture that it was because the three women in that band were within months of my age. Petra Haden is a violinist (as am I) and had a note in the liner notes of Retreat from the Sun that she uses Dr. Thomastik Dominants as her primary string. First time I used Dominants was sometime in 1985 and they're still my string of choice, even though I haven't picked up the violin in months. I had a tremendous crush on Petra Haden back then.
It's been 14 years since that deployment to Kuwait and I am older, fatter, slower, and maybe even a bit wiser rather than the dumber that I occasionally claim to be. I'm married now, and have children.
I have far, far more anger than I used to have, even compared to that summer of unfulfilled dreams.
Saturday, December 03, 2011
A cautionary note on my chosen profession
In a 1998 conference at the Naval Postgraduate School, COL (Ret) Harry Summers Jr., made some comments about professional military education that are worth taking to heart.
Among other things, I am the founding editor and publisher of Vietnam magazine, now in its tenth year. This last year, we had a piece by Major General Guy Meloy who, as some of you may know, as a lieutenant colonel in Vietnam, commanded the 1st of the 27th Infantry "Wolfhounds." In November 1966, he got in a very severe fight with a Vietcong regiment. He normally commanded three rifle companies but, in the course of this battle, ended up commanding 11 rifle companies. He was reinforced piecemeal, by eight rifle companies from other battalions, and even beyond his brigade. In the conclusion to his article, he said that his other commanders didn't know him from Adam. They had never met him. They didn't even know his name. All they knew was a call sign over the radio. And all he knew about them was a call sign over the radio. But he ordered them, literally, to their deaths, and he got no argument. All he got was a "Roger" over the radio, as they closed with the enemy. He said, "If you want a testimonial to the military's educational system, you can't get a stronger one than that." They shared the same concepts, the same values, the same notions, the same tactics as he did, and they didn't need to know each other. They didn't need to know any more than a call sign over the radio that said, "Move out and close in on the enemy."
I think that is a lesson that we need to carry away. All of this military education has to focus on this point: when the time comes, does it work on the battlefield?
Among other things, I am the founding editor and publisher of Vietnam magazine, now in its tenth year. This last year, we had a piece by Major General Guy Meloy who, as some of you may know, as a lieutenant colonel in Vietnam, commanded the 1st of the 27th Infantry "Wolfhounds." In November 1966, he got in a very severe fight with a Vietcong regiment. He normally commanded three rifle companies but, in the course of this battle, ended up commanding 11 rifle companies. He was reinforced piecemeal, by eight rifle companies from other battalions, and even beyond his brigade. In the conclusion to his article, he said that his other commanders didn't know him from Adam. They had never met him. They didn't even know his name. All they knew was a call sign over the radio. And all he knew about them was a call sign over the radio. But he ordered them, literally, to their deaths, and he got no argument. All he got was a "Roger" over the radio, as they closed with the enemy. He said, "If you want a testimonial to the military's educational system, you can't get a stronger one than that." They shared the same concepts, the same values, the same notions, the same tactics as he did, and they didn't need to know each other. They didn't need to know any more than a call sign over the radio that said, "Move out and close in on the enemy."
I think that is a lesson that we need to carry away. All of this military education has to focus on this point: when the time comes, does it work on the battlefield?
8.08mi on elliptical, 60:06, 3 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
Tommy Keene, "Today and Tomorrow"
The Go-Go's "Throw Me A Curve"
WX at 0900: 46.0 (7.8) DP 46.0 (7.8) BP 30.06 (1017) SSE 10 light rain; mist RH 100
Odometer 11C: 16.6mi equivalency
Z3 high. Average/max heart rate = no reading, but HRM was averaging 155, finishing close to 164 by the end.
It was raining and I didn't feel very ambitious, but I needed to work off all the pasta I ate last night for dinner. 60 minutes of self-mutilation on elliptical was the ticket today as I didn't think I was up to 10,000m on the Concept.
The calorie counter says I burned 760kcal but I think I burned more than that. I could be wrong, of course.
No splits.
Tommy Keene, "Today and Tomorrow"
The Go-Go's "Throw Me A Curve"
WX at 0900: 46.0 (7.8) DP 46.0 (7.8) BP 30.06 (1017) SSE 10 light rain; mist RH 100
Odometer 11C: 16.6mi equivalency
Z3 high. Average/max heart rate = no reading, but HRM was averaging 155, finishing close to 164 by the end.
It was raining and I didn't feel very ambitious, but I needed to work off all the pasta I ate last night for dinner. 60 minutes of self-mutilation on elliptical was the ticket today as I didn't think I was up to 10,000m on the Concept.
The calorie counter says I burned 760kcal but I think I burned more than that. I could be wrong, of course.
No splits.
Friday, December 02, 2011
4.57mi, 40:30, 2 DEC 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: The Bats, "Flowers and Trees"
WX at 0700: 21.0 (-6.1) DP 18.0 (-7.8) BP 30.42 (1030) N 5 RH 87 WC 14 (-10)
Odometer 11B: 225.2mi
Z3 high. Average/max heart rate = 157/173
Same story as earlier runs this week. I ran this morning, felt so-so at start, dragged it out beyond the first 25-30 minutes, and felt a lot better. As the Talking Heads would say, "same as it ever was."
I ran this morning not because I wanted to run, but because I felt like I had to run. I didn't run yesterday and got in my most productive dissertation writing day in a long while. I'm not sure I like that dichotomy.
Oh, and it's cold again.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:54 08:54 08:54 08:54 1.00
1.00 17:55 09:01 09:01 08:58 2.00
1.00 26:48 08:53 08:53 08:56 3.00
1.00 35:35 08:47 08:47 08:54 4.00
0.57 40:30 04:55 08:38 08:52 4.57
WX at 0700: 21.0 (-6.1) DP 18.0 (-7.8) BP 30.42 (1030) N 5 RH 87 WC 14 (-10)
Odometer 11B: 225.2mi
Z3 high. Average/max heart rate = 157/173
Same story as earlier runs this week. I ran this morning, felt so-so at start, dragged it out beyond the first 25-30 minutes, and felt a lot better. As the Talking Heads would say, "same as it ever was."
I ran this morning not because I wanted to run, but because I felt like I had to run. I didn't run yesterday and got in my most productive dissertation writing day in a long while. I'm not sure I like that dichotomy.
Oh, and it's cold again.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:54 08:54 08:54 08:54 1.00
1.00 17:55 09:01 09:01 08:58 2.00
1.00 26:48 08:53 08:53 08:56 3.00
1.00 35:35 08:47 08:47 08:54 4.00
0.57 40:30 04:55 08:38 08:52 4.57
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
3.6mi, 34:00, 30 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
The Loud Family, "Top Dollar Survivalist Hardware"
The Dream Academy, "Life In A Northern Town"
WX at 0700: 19.9 (-6.7) DP 15.1 (-9.4) BP 30.14 (1020) S 8 RH 81 WC 10 (-2)
Odometer 11C: 12.6mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 152/172
The HRM says it wasn't as easy as I'd hoped today, but the only parts I really felt like I was overworking was going uphill. I don't think I'm working as hard as the HRM says I am when I'm going about 155-160bpm. That's always been the case, or maybe I have a hard time running slowly.
The new shoes are starting to loosen up. This is a novelty, having to break in shoes, I guess. Second pair after the GT-2150 trails, which, in all, have turned out to be pretty good shoes. This is the first non-trail shoe I've bought in a while, so I suspect there are differences in outsole composition.
Not that it should really compensate for being a slow fatass.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:26 09:26 09:26 09:26 1.00
1.00 18:43 09:17 09:17 09:21 2.00
1.00 28:29 09:46 09:46 09:30 3.00
0.60 34:00 05:31 09:12 09:27 3.60
The Loud Family, "Top Dollar Survivalist Hardware"
The Dream Academy, "Life In A Northern Town"
WX at 0700: 19.9 (-6.7) DP 15.1 (-9.4) BP 30.14 (1020) S 8 RH 81 WC 10 (-2)
Odometer 11C: 12.6mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 152/172
The HRM says it wasn't as easy as I'd hoped today, but the only parts I really felt like I was overworking was going uphill. I don't think I'm working as hard as the HRM says I am when I'm going about 155-160bpm. That's always been the case, or maybe I have a hard time running slowly.
The new shoes are starting to loosen up. This is a novelty, having to break in shoes, I guess. Second pair after the GT-2150 trails, which, in all, have turned out to be pretty good shoes. This is the first non-trail shoe I've bought in a while, so I suspect there are differences in outsole composition.
Not that it should really compensate for being a slow fatass.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:26 09:26 09:26 09:26 1.00
1.00 18:43 09:17 09:17 09:21 2.00
1.00 28:29 09:46 09:46 09:30 3.00
0.60 34:00 05:31 09:12 09:27 3.60
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
3.97mi, 37:08, 28 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: Maritime, "Tearing Up The Oxygen"
WX at 0700: 34.0 (1.1) DP 28.0 (-2.2) BP 30.2 (1022) N 13 RH 78 WC 24 (-4)
Odometer 11C: 9.0mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 156/176
Uphills were HRMed harder than I felt. Today was deliberately easy after yesterday's run. Tomorrow looks to be another recovery run.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:24 09:24 09:24 09:24 1.00
1.00 18:40 09:16 09:16 09:20 2.00
1.00 28:10 09:30 09:30 09:23 3.00
0.97 37:08 08:58 09:15 09:21 3.97
WX at 0700: 34.0 (1.1) DP 28.0 (-2.2) BP 30.2 (1022) N 13 RH 78 WC 24 (-4)
Odometer 11C: 9.0mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 156/176
Uphills were HRMed harder than I felt. Today was deliberately easy after yesterday's run. Tomorrow looks to be another recovery run.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:24 09:24 09:24 09:24 1.00
1.00 18:40 09:16 09:16 09:20 2.00
1.00 28:10 09:30 09:30 09:23 3.00
0.97 37:08 08:58 09:15 09:21 3.97
Monday, November 28, 2011
6.68mi, 58:18, 28 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
The Bats, "Flowers and Trees"
The Loud Family, "The Second Grade Applauds"
WX at 0900: 28.9 (-1.7) DP 24.1 (-4.4) BP 30.16 (1021) Calm RH 81
Odometer 11B: 220.7mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 162/180
Today started fairly quickly, but I think that was a reaction to it being below freezing. Second lap was the make-or-break as to whether I would go on for a third, and I felt good enough by the end of lap two (after my usual transition point of about 25-35 minutes) that I decided to go for a third.
Around the 6-mile mark is where I think I am hitting the second of the transition points around the 50 minute mark, or I'm just tired by that point. Maybe.
I finished smoother than I thought, but average heart rate is regularly higher than it should be for a run of this perceived intensity. I didn't think I was going particularly anaerobic, but I could be wrong, based on heart rate. My 80% MHR is around 153, so by that measure, I'm going too hard.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:33 08:33 08:33 08:33 1.00
1.00 17:13 08:40 08:40 08:36 2.00
1.00 25:59 08:46 08:46 08:40 3.00
1.00 34:35 08:36 08:36 08:39 4.00
1.00 43:21 08:46 08:46 08:40 5.00
1.00 52:17 08:56 08:56 08:43 6.00
0.68 58:18 06:01 08:51 08:44 6.68
The Bats, "Flowers and Trees"
The Loud Family, "The Second Grade Applauds"
WX at 0900: 28.9 (-1.7) DP 24.1 (-4.4) BP 30.16 (1021) Calm RH 81
Odometer 11B: 220.7mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 162/180
Today started fairly quickly, but I think that was a reaction to it being below freezing. Second lap was the make-or-break as to whether I would go on for a third, and I felt good enough by the end of lap two (after my usual transition point of about 25-35 minutes) that I decided to go for a third.
Around the 6-mile mark is where I think I am hitting the second of the transition points around the 50 minute mark, or I'm just tired by that point. Maybe.
I finished smoother than I thought, but average heart rate is regularly higher than it should be for a run of this perceived intensity. I didn't think I was going particularly anaerobic, but I could be wrong, based on heart rate. My 80% MHR is around 153, so by that measure, I'm going too hard.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:33 08:33 08:33 08:33 1.00
1.00 17:13 08:40 08:40 08:36 2.00
1.00 25:59 08:46 08:46 08:40 3.00
1.00 34:35 08:36 08:36 08:39 4.00
1.00 43:21 08:46 08:46 08:40 5.00
1.00 52:17 08:56 08:56 08:43 6.00
0.68 58:18 06:01 08:51 08:44 6.68
Sunday, November 27, 2011
5.03mi, 44:19, 27 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: The XX, "Intro"
WX at 0800: 35.1 (1.7) DP 25.0 (-3.9) BP 30.21 (1023) NNW 16 RH 66
Odometer 11C: 5.0mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 159/180
I didn't feel that particularly great, and I was unsure how far I would go since I was having to break in some new shoes that I got on Black Friday.
I felt okay at the end, but a little rusty at the front end. The last few days of doing nothing but eating are a dangerous precedent, one I need to stave off in the future.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:43 08:43 08:43 08:43 1.00
1.00 17:08 08:25 08:25 08:34 2.00
1.00 25:59 08:51 08:51 08:40 3.00
1.00 35:04 09:05 09:05 08:46 4.00
1.03 44:19 09:15 08:59 08:49 5.03
WX at 0800: 35.1 (1.7) DP 25.0 (-3.9) BP 30.21 (1023) NNW 16 RH 66
Odometer 11C: 5.0mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 159/180
I didn't feel that particularly great, and I was unsure how far I would go since I was having to break in some new shoes that I got on Black Friday.
I felt okay at the end, but a little rusty at the front end. The last few days of doing nothing but eating are a dangerous precedent, one I need to stave off in the future.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:43 08:43 08:43 08:43 1.00
1.00 17:08 08:25 08:25 08:34 2.00
1.00 25:59 08:51 08:51 08:40 3.00
1.00 35:04 09:05 09:05 08:46 4.00
1.03 44:19 09:15 08:59 08:49 5.03
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
6.66mi, 58:48, 23 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
The Smiths, "Sweet and Tender Hooligan"
Wire, "Silk Skin Paws"
New Order, "Regret" (The New Order Mix) (A b-side from the Regret EP)
The XX, "Intro"
WX at 0900: 39.0 (3.9) DP 37.9 (3.3) BP 30.24 (1024) S 9 mist RH 95
Odometer 11B: 214.0mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 160/177
I ran the magic distance today. Awesome. Yes, the magic distance is 6.66mi. That is a harbinger of great shit to come. Just because.
I've been listening to a lot of the Smiths lately, if only to rediscover parts of my lost childhood. Except I didn't think I spent much time as a child, looking back at it.
The Wire and New Order songs neatly bookend my freshman and senior years in college. I would wake up in the mornings to A Bell Is A Copy...Until It Is Struck as a freshman, and the New Order song was a standby of my senior year as I'd bought the EP before going off to what I called the Summer of the Hitler Youth (i.e., 10 weeks on temporary duty in three places) before coming back to school. Republic was released that summer, but I never got around to getting it until after I was back to school.
I felt like complete shite for the first lap of three. I felt better on two and was starting to tire by three, but I will pig the fuck out tomorrow, so I need to run. Meh.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:53 08:53 08:53 08:53 1.00
1.00 17:49 08:56 08:56 08:54 2.00
1.00 26:51 09:02 09:02 08:57 3.00
1.00 35:26 08:35 08:35 08:51 4.00
1.00 44:09 08:43 08:43 08:50 5.00
1.00 52:51 08:42 08:42 08:48 6.00
0.66 58:48 05:57 09:01 08:50 6.66
The Smiths, "Sweet and Tender Hooligan"
Wire, "Silk Skin Paws"
New Order, "Regret" (The New Order Mix) (A b-side from the Regret EP)
The XX, "Intro"
WX at 0900: 39.0 (3.9) DP 37.9 (3.3) BP 30.24 (1024) S 9 mist RH 95
Odometer 11B: 214.0mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 160/177
I ran the magic distance today. Awesome. Yes, the magic distance is 6.66mi. That is a harbinger of great shit to come. Just because.
I've been listening to a lot of the Smiths lately, if only to rediscover parts of my lost childhood. Except I didn't think I spent much time as a child, looking back at it.
The Wire and New Order songs neatly bookend my freshman and senior years in college. I would wake up in the mornings to A Bell Is A Copy...Until It Is Struck as a freshman, and the New Order song was a standby of my senior year as I'd bought the EP before going off to what I called the Summer of the Hitler Youth (i.e., 10 weeks on temporary duty in three places) before coming back to school. Republic was released that summer, but I never got around to getting it until after I was back to school.
I felt like complete shite for the first lap of three. I felt better on two and was starting to tire by three, but I will pig the fuck out tomorrow, so I need to run. Meh.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:53 08:53 08:53 08:53 1.00
1.00 17:49 08:56 08:56 08:54 2.00
1.00 26:51 09:02 09:02 08:57 3.00
1.00 35:26 08:35 08:35 08:51 4.00
1.00 44:09 08:43 08:43 08:50 5.00
1.00 52:51 08:42 08:42 08:48 6.00
0.66 58:48 05:57 09:01 08:50 6.66
Monday, November 21, 2011
4.6mi, 41:18, 21 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
Above and Beyond feat. Oceanlab, "On A Good Day"
Ludwig van Beethoven, Symphony No. 3 "Eroica," Scherzo-Vivace
The XX, "Intro"
WX at 0700: 35.1 (1.7) DP 32.0 (0.0) BP 30.22 (1023) ENE 3 RH 88
Odometer 11B: 207.4mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 152/174
I was still a little beat, and woke up a bit later than I wanted, partly because I was up after midnight working on the dissertation.
I was thinking of the T.C. McQueen workout video soundtrack partly because of some unbidden memory of the 59th Ready Reserves, the old Internet fan group that got a shout out in the series finale. I have no idea why I thought about Space: Above and Beyond this morning.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:45 08:45 08:45 08:45 1.00
1.00 18:01 09:16 09:16 09:00 2.00
1.00 26:51 08:50 08:50 08:57 3.00
1.00 35:58 09:07 09:07 09:00 4.00
0.60 41:18 05:20 08:53 08:59 4.60
Above and Beyond feat. Oceanlab, "On A Good Day"
Ludwig van Beethoven, Symphony No. 3 "Eroica," Scherzo-Vivace
The XX, "Intro"
WX at 0700: 35.1 (1.7) DP 32.0 (0.0) BP 30.22 (1023) ENE 3 RH 88
Odometer 11B: 207.4mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 152/174
I was still a little beat, and woke up a bit later than I wanted, partly because I was up after midnight working on the dissertation.
I was thinking of the T.C. McQueen workout video soundtrack partly because of some unbidden memory of the 59th Ready Reserves, the old Internet fan group that got a shout out in the series finale. I have no idea why I thought about Space: Above and Beyond this morning.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:45 08:45 08:45 08:45 1.00
1.00 18:01 09:16 09:16 09:00 2.00
1.00 26:51 08:50 08:50 08:57 3.00
1.00 35:58 09:07 09:07 09:00 4.00
0.60 41:18 05:20 08:53 08:59 4.60
Saturday, November 19, 2011
6.0mi, 53:44, 19 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: Dum Dum Girls, "There Is A Light That Never Goes Out"
WX at 1000: 62 (17) DP 51 (11) BP 29.6 (1002) SSW 33 RH 67
Odometer 11B: 202.8mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 153/169
My legs were tired. Very tired. They felt much better after the 3 mile mark, about 30 minutes in. I finished surprisingly faster than I thought but tomorrow is a sleep in day if I really feel that beat. Maybe. I started slow thinking I was going to finish slow, but I felt good enough at the end where I sped up more than I thought I would.
At least the iThink today was a pleasant one. I am reminded of listening to one of my college classmates attempt to do a marching cadence to the tune of the original Smiths song and I started laughing uncontrollably. Then I told him to stop because I hurt so bad from laughing.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:02 09:02 09:02 09:02 1.00
1.00 17:47 08:45 08:45 08:54 2.00
1.00 27:11 09:24 09:24 09:04 3.00
1.00 36:23 09:12 09:12 09:06 4.00
1.00 44:58 08:35 08:35 09:00 5.00
1.00 53:44 08:46 08:46 08:57 6.00
WX at 1000: 62 (17) DP 51 (11) BP 29.6 (1002) SSW 33 RH 67
Odometer 11B: 202.8mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 153/169
My legs were tired. Very tired. They felt much better after the 3 mile mark, about 30 minutes in. I finished surprisingly faster than I thought but tomorrow is a sleep in day if I really feel that beat. Maybe. I started slow thinking I was going to finish slow, but I felt good enough at the end where I sped up more than I thought I would.
At least the iThink today was a pleasant one. I am reminded of listening to one of my college classmates attempt to do a marching cadence to the tune of the original Smiths song and I started laughing uncontrollably. Then I told him to stop because I hurt so bad from laughing.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:02 09:02 09:02 09:02 1.00
1.00 17:47 08:45 08:45 08:54 2.00
1.00 27:11 09:24 09:24 09:04 3.00
1.00 36:23 09:12 09:12 09:06 4.00
1.00 44:58 08:35 08:35 09:00 5.00
1.00 53:44 08:46 08:46 08:57 6.00
Friday, November 18, 2011
4.6mi, 41:32, 18 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: Daft Punk, "Derezzed"
WX at 0700: 42.1 (5.6) DP 26.1 (-3.3) BP 29.93 (1013) S 25 RH 52
Odometer 11B: 196.8mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 152/169
My legs felt very dead today, but after about 2.25mi they were much better. I suspect some of this is still the leftover lactic acid from finishing very hard on Wednesday.
Better get this out of the way than later. Dissertation work to do. At least today's iThink wasn't too embarrassing.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:12 09:12 09:12 09:12 1.00
1.00 18:16 09:04 09:04 09:08 2.00
1.00 27:29 09:13 09:13 09:10 3.00
1.00 36:13 08:44 08:44 09:03 4.00
0.60 41:32 05:19 08:52 09:02 4.60
WX at 0700: 42.1 (5.6) DP 26.1 (-3.3) BP 29.93 (1013) S 25 RH 52
Odometer 11B: 196.8mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 152/169
My legs felt very dead today, but after about 2.25mi they were much better. I suspect some of this is still the leftover lactic acid from finishing very hard on Wednesday.
Better get this out of the way than later. Dissertation work to do. At least today's iThink wasn't too embarrassing.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:12 09:12 09:12 09:12 1.00
1.00 18:16 09:04 09:04 09:08 2.00
1.00 27:29 09:13 09:13 09:10 3.00
1.00 36:13 08:44 08:44 09:03 4.00
0.60 41:32 05:19 08:52 09:02 4.60
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
6.0mi, 52:26, 16 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
The Judybats, "Our Story"
The Bats, "Flowers and Trees"
The XX, "Intro"
WX at 0800: 33.1 (0.6) DP 21.0 (-6.1) BP 30.16 (1021) N 6 RH 60 WC 28 (-2)
Odometer 11B: 192.2mi
Z3 with Z4 finish. Average/max heart rate = 156/175
Today didn't feel so great at the start, and my legs were still tired. I decided to go 6 today since I pigged out at an Indian lunch buffet yesterday and I had some sins like chicken tikka masala and kheer rice pudding to run off.
Tomorrow is a day of rest. My legs are going to hurt today, as hard as I was going in the last 1.5 miles.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:58 08:58 08:58 08:58 1.00
1.00 17:24 08:26 08:26 08:42 2.00
1.00 26:21 08:57 08:57 08:47 3.00
1.00 35:28 09:07 09:07 08:52 4.00
1.00 44:02 08:34 08:34 08:48 5.00
1.00 52:26 08:24 08:24 08:44 6.00
The Judybats, "Our Story"
The Bats, "Flowers and Trees"
The XX, "Intro"
WX at 0800: 33.1 (0.6) DP 21.0 (-6.1) BP 30.16 (1021) N 6 RH 60 WC 28 (-2)
Odometer 11B: 192.2mi
Z3 with Z4 finish. Average/max heart rate = 156/175
Today didn't feel so great at the start, and my legs were still tired. I decided to go 6 today since I pigged out at an Indian lunch buffet yesterday and I had some sins like chicken tikka masala and kheer rice pudding to run off.
Tomorrow is a day of rest. My legs are going to hurt today, as hard as I was going in the last 1.5 miles.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:58 08:58 08:58 08:58 1.00
1.00 17:24 08:26 08:26 08:42 2.00
1.00 26:21 08:57 08:57 08:47 3.00
1.00 35:28 09:07 09:07 08:52 4.00
1.00 44:02 08:34 08:34 08:48 5.00
1.00 52:26 08:24 08:24 08:44 6.00
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
4.6mi, 41:33, 15 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
The Millions, "Ordinary Men"
U2, "I Will Follow"
WX at 0700: 32.0 (0.0) DP 27.0 (-2.8) BP 29.72 (1006) S 9 RH 81 WC 24 (-4)
Odometer 11A: 186.2mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 153/177
My legs were still pretty beat. I felt surprisingly better at around the 30-minute mark, probably due to warmup. The run before that was a little harder than I'd have liked. The finish was okay.
Today wasn't a recovery run proper, but it was not supposed to be hard either. It was neither.
I didn't expect it to be 32F today! The temperature dropped 7F in the hour beforehand...
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:05 09:05 09:05 09:05 1.00
1.00 18:09 09:04 09:04 09:04 2.00
1.00 27:18 09:09 09:09 09:06 3.00
1.00 36:09 08:51 08:51 09:02 4.00
0.60 41:33 05:24 09:00 09:02 4.60
The Millions, "Ordinary Men"
U2, "I Will Follow"
WX at 0700: 32.0 (0.0) DP 27.0 (-2.8) BP 29.72 (1006) S 9 RH 81 WC 24 (-4)
Odometer 11A: 186.2mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 153/177
My legs were still pretty beat. I felt surprisingly better at around the 30-minute mark, probably due to warmup. The run before that was a little harder than I'd have liked. The finish was okay.
Today wasn't a recovery run proper, but it was not supposed to be hard either. It was neither.
I didn't expect it to be 32F today! The temperature dropped 7F in the hour beforehand...
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:05 09:05 09:05 09:05 1.00
1.00 18:09 09:04 09:04 09:04 2.00
1.00 27:18 09:09 09:09 09:06 3.00
1.00 36:09 08:51 08:51 09:02 4.00
0.60 41:33 05:24 09:00 09:02 4.60
Monday, November 14, 2011
4.6mi, 44:37, 14 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
The Judybats, "Down in the Shacks (Where the Satellite Dishes Grow)"
Daft Punk, "Derezzed"
Beastie Boys, "Intergalactic"
The Judybats, "Woman in the Garden"
WX at 0800: 44.1 (6.7) DP 35.1 (1.7) BP 29.56 (1001) NW 7 RH 70
Odometer 11A: 181.6mi
Z2 high. Average/max heart rate = 145/167
Recovery run, which was the right decision after yesterday. My legs were complaining all day yesterday, so I was going to run easy today at some point to work off the lactic acid.
I would never have figured I'd be running with "Woman in the Garden" as an iThink. To quote the other Judybats song, "well, I'm sorry, but when I met you, you were an asshole."
Yay.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:52 09:52 09:52 09:52 1.00
1.00 19:39 09:47 09:47 09:49 2.00
1.00 29:12 09:33 09:33 09:44 3.00
1.00 38:44 09:32 09:32 09:41 4.00
0.60 44:37 05:53 09:48 09:42 4.60
The Judybats, "Down in the Shacks (Where the Satellite Dishes Grow)"
Daft Punk, "Derezzed"
Beastie Boys, "Intergalactic"
The Judybats, "Woman in the Garden"
WX at 0800: 44.1 (6.7) DP 35.1 (1.7) BP 29.56 (1001) NW 7 RH 70
Odometer 11A: 181.6mi
Z2 high. Average/max heart rate = 145/167
Recovery run, which was the right decision after yesterday. My legs were complaining all day yesterday, so I was going to run easy today at some point to work off the lactic acid.
I would never have figured I'd be running with "Woman in the Garden" as an iThink. To quote the other Judybats song, "well, I'm sorry, but when I met you, you were an asshole."
Yay.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:52 09:52 09:52 09:52 1.00
1.00 19:39 09:47 09:47 09:49 2.00
1.00 29:12 09:33 09:33 09:44 3.00
1.00 38:44 09:32 09:32 09:41 4.00
0.60 44:37 05:53 09:48 09:42 4.60
Sunday, November 13, 2011
7.7mi, 66:20, 13 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
The Judybats, "Saturday"
The Dust Brothers, "Stealing Fat"
MewithoutYou, "January 1979"
WX at 0900: 57.9 (14.4) DP 37.9 (3.3) BP 29.5 (998) SW 14 RH 47
Odometer 11B: 174.0mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 162/180
Long run, after finding out it was shorts and t-shirt weather. Today was surprisingly fast for the distance in question but I figure I'd go easy tomorrow.
The Judybats sound would not de-earwig, in spite of my desire to get more homicidal-sounding iThinks in my head.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:35 08:35 08:35 08:35 1.00
1.00 16:56 08:21 08:21 08:28 2.00
1.00 25:45 08:49 08:49 08:35 3.00
1.00 34:41 08:56 08:56 08:40 4.00
1.00 43:20 08:39 08:39 08:40 5.00
1.00 52:08 08:48 08:48 08:41 6.00
1.00 00:41 08:33 08:33 08:40 7.00
0.70 06:20 05:39 08:04 08:37 7.70
The Judybats, "Saturday"
The Dust Brothers, "Stealing Fat"
MewithoutYou, "January 1979"
WX at 0900: 57.9 (14.4) DP 37.9 (3.3) BP 29.5 (998) SW 14 RH 47
Odometer 11B: 174.0mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 162/180
Long run, after finding out it was shorts and t-shirt weather. Today was surprisingly fast for the distance in question but I figure I'd go easy tomorrow.
The Judybats sound would not de-earwig, in spite of my desire to get more homicidal-sounding iThinks in my head.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:35 08:35 08:35 08:35 1.00
1.00 16:56 08:21 08:21 08:28 2.00
1.00 25:45 08:49 08:49 08:35 3.00
1.00 34:41 08:56 08:56 08:40 4.00
1.00 43:20 08:39 08:39 08:40 5.00
1.00 52:08 08:48 08:48 08:41 6.00
1.00 00:41 08:33 08:33 08:40 7.00
0.70 06:20 05:39 08:04 08:37 7.70
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Friday, November 11, 2011
A little nugget of truth
"When I returned from Afghanistan this past spring, a civilian friend asked, “Is it good to be back?” It was the first time someone had asked, and I answered honestly. But I won’t do that again. We weren’t ready for that conversation. Instead, when people ask, I make it easy for everyone by responding, “It’s fine.” That’s a lie, though. It’s not fine."
I had a lot of not-so-latent rage when I came back to the United States, even though I had not personally seen any close combat. One of the things (but not the only thing) that made me so crotchety was the realization that real people, including two people I knew, got killed executing the plans I wrote.
Two and a half years after the fact, I acknowledge that I did not kill them myself, and that sometimes the enemy gets their vote in too. I still felt guilty.
It was a few years later that one of my instructors in a military course told me he knew colonels who did not compete for tactical brigade command because of the belief they were responsible for the deaths of the soldiers in their previous commands at battalion level. I understood those colonels' perspectives.
Home is a very tenuous concept. I didn't (and for the most part still don't) want to talk to a lot of people after I came back.
I had a lot of not-so-latent rage when I came back to the United States, even though I had not personally seen any close combat. One of the things (but not the only thing) that made me so crotchety was the realization that real people, including two people I knew, got killed executing the plans I wrote.
Two and a half years after the fact, I acknowledge that I did not kill them myself, and that sometimes the enemy gets their vote in too. I still felt guilty.
It was a few years later that one of my instructors in a military course told me he knew colonels who did not compete for tactical brigade command because of the belief they were responsible for the deaths of the soldiers in their previous commands at battalion level. I understood those colonels' perspectives.
Home is a very tenuous concept. I didn't (and for the most part still don't) want to talk to a lot of people after I came back.
6.0mi, 54:02, 11 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
R.E.M., "Driver 8"
The XX, "Intro"
The JudyBats, "Our Story"
The JudyBats, "Ugly on the Outside"
WX at 0900: 46.0 (7.8) DP 34.0 (1.1) BP 29.84 (1010) SW 15 RH 62
Odometer 11B: 166.3mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 158/177
Started quicker than I should have, then turned it into an easier run. Today was just not the day for a killer run.
Not sure where the assault of southern power-pop came from this morning...although I carted out all my old Judybats disks and started EACing them at 256Kbps VBR. I had ripped the albums earlier at 128k and the difference is...noticeable.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:48 08:48 08:48 08:48 1.00
1.00 17:25 08:37 08:37 08:43 2.00
1.00 26:51 09:26 09:26 08:57 3.00
1.00 36:10 09:19 09:19 09:02 4.00
1.00 45:01 08:51 08:51 09:00 5.00
1.00 54:02 09:01 09:01 09:00 6.00
R.E.M., "Driver 8"
The XX, "Intro"
The JudyBats, "Our Story"
The JudyBats, "Ugly on the Outside"
WX at 0900: 46.0 (7.8) DP 34.0 (1.1) BP 29.84 (1010) SW 15 RH 62
Odometer 11B: 166.3mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 158/177
Started quicker than I should have, then turned it into an easier run. Today was just not the day for a killer run.
Not sure where the assault of southern power-pop came from this morning...although I carted out all my old Judybats disks and started EACing them at 256Kbps VBR. I had ripped the albums earlier at 128k and the difference is...noticeable.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:48 08:48 08:48 08:48 1.00
1.00 17:25 08:37 08:37 08:43 2.00
1.00 26:51 09:26 09:26 08:57 3.00
1.00 36:10 09:19 09:19 09:02 4.00
1.00 45:01 08:51 08:51 09:00 5.00
1.00 54:02 09:01 09:01 09:00 6.00
Thursday, November 10, 2011
4.6mi, 44:57, 10 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: MewithoutYou, "January 1979"
WX at 0800: 32.0 (0.0) DP 23.0 (-5.0) BP 30.3 (1026) W 8 RH 69 WC 25 (-4)
Odometer 11B: 160.3mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 147/163
Easy run after yesterday. My legs were pretty beat.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:23 09:23 09:23 09:23 1.00
1.00 19:34 10:11 10:11 09:47 2.00
1.00 29:09 09:35 09:35 09:43 3.00
1.00 39:11 10:02 10:02 09:48 4.00
0.60 44:57 05:46 09:37 09:46 4.60
WX at 0800: 32.0 (0.0) DP 23.0 (-5.0) BP 30.3 (1026) W 8 RH 69 WC 25 (-4)
Odometer 11B: 160.3mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 147/163
Easy run after yesterday. My legs were pretty beat.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:23 09:23 09:23 09:23 1.00
1.00 19:34 10:11 10:11 09:47 2.00
1.00 29:09 09:35 09:35 09:43 3.00
1.00 39:11 10:02 10:02 09:48 4.00
0.60 44:57 05:46 09:37 09:46 4.60
Wednesday, November 09, 2011
5.96mi, 51:00, 9 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: The XX, "Intro"
WX at 0900: 39.9 (4.4) DP 33.1 (0.6) BP 30.19 (1022) NW 12 RH 76
Odometer 11B: 155.7mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 163/184
Today went hard but relatively fast. Still continuing to experiment with forefoot striking and it seems to be working for me, although I have to pay more attention to form than I normally would. The other factor at hand might be the weather too.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:24 08:24 08:24 08:24 1.00
1.00 16:29 08:05 08:05 08:15 2.00
1.00 25:08 08:39 08:39 08:23 3.00
1.00 34:03 08:55 08:55 08:31 4.00
1.00 42:35 08:32 08:32 08:31 5.00
0.96 51:00 08:25 08:46 08:33 5.96
WX at 0900: 39.9 (4.4) DP 33.1 (0.6) BP 30.19 (1022) NW 12 RH 76
Odometer 11B: 155.7mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 163/184
Today went hard but relatively fast. Still continuing to experiment with forefoot striking and it seems to be working for me, although I have to pay more attention to form than I normally would. The other factor at hand might be the weather too.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:24 08:24 08:24 08:24 1.00
1.00 16:29 08:05 08:05 08:15 2.00
1.00 25:08 08:39 08:39 08:23 3.00
1.00 34:03 08:55 08:55 08:31 4.00
1.00 42:35 08:32 08:32 08:31 5.00
0.96 51:00 08:25 08:46 08:33 5.96
Tuesday, November 08, 2011
6,000m on Concept2 Model D, 26:29.3, 8 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: The XX, "Intro"
WX at 0900: 45.0 (7.2) DP 44.1 (6.7) BP 29.96 (1014) NE 13 mist RH 96
Odometer 11A: 430.0mi equivalency
Z4. Average/max heart rate = no reading.
It is cold, and wet, and I am not living up to my rhetoric because it's raining outside and I am being a wimp.
Therefore, I got on the Concept2 this morning and cranked away to make sure I got something in. I'm not as fit as I used to be. Got it. I also haven't been on the Concept2 in a long while, and until the dissertation is done, physical exercise has been sort of backburnered.
Splits
Distance: 6000
Time: 00:26:29
Avg/500m: 02:12
Drag Factor: 108
Per Mile: 00:07:06
WX at 0900: 45.0 (7.2) DP 44.1 (6.7) BP 29.96 (1014) NE 13 mist RH 96
Odometer 11A: 430.0mi equivalency
Z4. Average/max heart rate = no reading.
It is cold, and wet, and I am not living up to my rhetoric because it's raining outside and I am being a wimp.
Therefore, I got on the Concept2 this morning and cranked away to make sure I got something in. I'm not as fit as I used to be. Got it. I also haven't been on the Concept2 in a long while, and until the dissertation is done, physical exercise has been sort of backburnered.
Splits
Distance: 6000
Time: 00:26:29
Avg/500m: 02:12
Drag Factor: 108
Per Mile: 00:07:06
Monday, November 07, 2011
4.93mi, 43:22, 7 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
Deep Forest With Peter Gabriel, "While The Earth Sleeps(Junior Vasquez Mix)"
Daft Punk, "End of Line"
WX at 0700: 44.1 (6.7) DP 34.0 (1.1) BP 30.13 (1020) NE 9 RH 67
Odometer 11B: 149.7mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 153/182
I guess I'm glad I went for a run this morning. It's supposed to rain later today and today so far has been a blissful fucking day, like this weekend.
Today was a day of experimenting with stride based on what I read in the New York Times this weekend.
There were benefits to doing this, but it sure felt different. My legs were also a bit tired from Saturday's trail run.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:55 08:55 08:55 08:55 1.00
1.00 17:17 08:22 08:22 08:39 2.00
1.00 26:13 08:56 08:56 08:44 3.00
1.00 35:13 09:00 09:00 08:48 4.00
0.93 43:22 08:09 08:46 08:48 4.93
Deep Forest With Peter Gabriel, "While The Earth Sleeps(Junior Vasquez Mix)"
Daft Punk, "End of Line"
WX at 0700: 44.1 (6.7) DP 34.0 (1.1) BP 30.13 (1020) NE 9 RH 67
Odometer 11B: 149.7mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 153/182
I guess I'm glad I went for a run this morning. It's supposed to rain later today and today so far has been a blissful fucking day, like this weekend.
Today was a day of experimenting with stride based on what I read in the New York Times this weekend.
There were benefits to doing this, but it sure felt different. My legs were also a bit tired from Saturday's trail run.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:55 08:55 08:55 08:55 1.00
1.00 17:17 08:22 08:22 08:39 2.00
1.00 26:13 08:56 08:56 08:44 3.00
1.00 35:13 09:00 09:00 08:48 4.00
0.93 43:22 08:09 08:46 08:48 4.93
Saturday, November 05, 2011
3.8mi, 45:34, 5 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: John Williams, "The Imperial March" (no shit.)
WX at 1100: 48.0 (8.9) DP 43.0 (6.1) BP 30.02 (1016) S 17 RH 83
Odometer 11B: 144.8mi
Z3-Z4. Average/max heart rate = 152/178
I found a trail network not far from where I live. Most of it is traveled by horses and bears the pockmarked ground characteristic of horseshoes (which makes it sometimes treacherous trail running) but it was something different.
I was intent on going out wogging today, but started too late and was dressed to warmly for the weather or the activity. This is what happens when I start too late and then I'm waiting for the kids to finish getting their stuff together to go out.
No splits.
WX at 1100: 48.0 (8.9) DP 43.0 (6.1) BP 30.02 (1016) S 17 RH 83
Odometer 11B: 144.8mi
Z3-Z4. Average/max heart rate = 152/178
I found a trail network not far from where I live. Most of it is traveled by horses and bears the pockmarked ground characteristic of horseshoes (which makes it sometimes treacherous trail running) but it was something different.
I was intent on going out wogging today, but started too late and was dressed to warmly for the weather or the activity. This is what happens when I start too late and then I'm waiting for the kids to finish getting their stuff together to go out.
No splits.
Friday, November 04, 2011
3.26mi, 28:19, 4 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: Kasey Chambers, "Not Pretty Enough" (thank you, Axis of Awesome.)
WX at 0700: 30.0 (-1.1) DP 28.0 (-2.2) BP 30.27 (1025) Calm RH 92
Odometer 11B: 141.0mi
Z3 high. Average/max heart rate = 152/174
Today should've been a recovery run but was run far too hard to be one. Oops. I was in a rush. Weather was just about perfect, though.
I am one of the most non-country people in the universe, so I find it really bizarre that I would have a country song stuck in my head. Sometimes you win one, sometimes you lose one.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:42 08:42 08:42 08:42 1.00
1.00 17:22 08:40 08:40 08:41 2.00
1.00 26:05 08:43 08:43 08:42 3.00
0.26 28:19 02:14 08:35 08:41 3.26
WX at 0700: 30.0 (-1.1) DP 28.0 (-2.2) BP 30.27 (1025) Calm RH 92
Odometer 11B: 141.0mi
Z3 high. Average/max heart rate = 152/174
Today should've been a recovery run but was run far too hard to be one. Oops. I was in a rush. Weather was just about perfect, though.
I am one of the most non-country people in the universe, so I find it really bizarre that I would have a country song stuck in my head. Sometimes you win one, sometimes you lose one.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:42 08:42 08:42 08:42 1.00
1.00 17:22 08:40 08:40 08:41 2.00
1.00 26:05 08:43 08:43 08:42 3.00
0.26 28:19 02:14 08:35 08:41 3.26
Thursday, November 03, 2011
7.0mi, 61:05, 3 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink:
The Bats, "Flowers and Trees"
Above and Beyond feat. Oceanlab, "On A Good Day" (Daniel Kandi remix)
WX at 0900: 37.9 (3.3) DP 30.9 (-0.6) BP 30.16 (1021) NNW 17 RH 76
Odometer 11B: 137.8mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 164/177
Long run, but that was partly because of not running yesterday. The weather was cold too, but better than yesterday's overcast. It is cold again. Sort of.
I was reminded, when I was half my age, that this was this weekend that the Virginia Private School cross-country meet happens to be. I remembered it only because I had to make a choice between auditioning the following week for the central regional orchestra or running with the team in the league meet. I ran with the team since I was the team captain at the time and it would've been disingenuous to not run.
I am much slower now. The uphills were not fun, especially in a headwind.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:21 08:21 08:21 08:21 1.00
1.00 17:25 09:04 09:04 08:43 2.00
1.00 25:53 08:28 08:28 08:38 3.00
1.00 34:41 08:48 08:48 08:40 4.00
1.00 43:22 08:41 08:41 08:40 5.00
1.00 52:07 08:45 08:45 08:41 6.00
1.00 01:05 08:58 08:58 08:44 7.00
The Bats, "Flowers and Trees"
Above and Beyond feat. Oceanlab, "On A Good Day" (Daniel Kandi remix)
WX at 0900: 37.9 (3.3) DP 30.9 (-0.6) BP 30.16 (1021) NNW 17 RH 76
Odometer 11B: 137.8mi
Z4. Average/max heart rate = 164/177
Long run, but that was partly because of not running yesterday. The weather was cold too, but better than yesterday's overcast. It is cold again. Sort of.
I was reminded, when I was half my age, that this was this weekend that the Virginia Private School cross-country meet happens to be. I remembered it only because I had to make a choice between auditioning the following week for the central regional orchestra or running with the team in the league meet. I ran with the team since I was the team captain at the time and it would've been disingenuous to not run.
I am much slower now. The uphills were not fun, especially in a headwind.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:21 08:21 08:21 08:21 1.00
1.00 17:25 09:04 09:04 08:43 2.00
1.00 25:53 08:28 08:28 08:38 3.00
1.00 34:41 08:48 08:48 08:40 4.00
1.00 43:22 08:41 08:41 08:40 5.00
1.00 52:07 08:45 08:45 08:41 6.00
1.00 01:05 08:58 08:58 08:44 7.00
Wednesday, November 02, 2011
A pleasure so guilty
I laughed uncontrollably when I heard this song. Also worth the listen is "Four Chords."
I'm sure there were people who looked askance at me when I was in high school cranking Corrosion of Conformity really loud out of my car too. Just not as funny as this.
I'm sure there were people who looked askance at me when I was in high school cranking Corrosion of Conformity really loud out of my car too. Just not as funny as this.
Tuesday, November 01, 2011
4.6mi, 40:36, 1 NOV 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: Maritime, "Pearl"
WX at 0800: 55.9 (13.3) DP 43.0 (6.1) BP 29.96 (1014) S 18 RH 61
Odometer 11B: 130.8mi
Z3-Z4. Average/max heart rate = 142/174
What a great day for a run. And I almost slept in. Once the house was cleared out I could run at my own leisure, although I prefer not to do that because it sucks time away from research and writing.
I felt so-so at the start but surprisingly good for my last two miles. Not sure why, although I'm sure the weather had a lot to do with it.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:00 09:00 09:00 09:00 1.00
1.00 17:55 08:55 08:55 08:58 2.00
1.00 26:54 08:59 08:59 08:58 3.00
1.00 35:31 08:37 08:37 08:53 4.00
0.60 40:36 05:05 08:28 08:50 4.60
WX at 0800: 55.9 (13.3) DP 43.0 (6.1) BP 29.96 (1014) S 18 RH 61
Odometer 11B: 130.8mi
Z3-Z4. Average/max heart rate = 142/174
What a great day for a run. And I almost slept in. Once the house was cleared out I could run at my own leisure, although I prefer not to do that because it sucks time away from research and writing.
I felt so-so at the start but surprisingly good for my last two miles. Not sure why, although I'm sure the weather had a lot to do with it.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:00 09:00 09:00 09:00 1.00
1.00 17:55 08:55 08:55 08:58 2.00
1.00 26:54 08:59 08:59 08:58 3.00
1.00 35:31 08:37 08:37 08:53 4.00
0.60 40:36 05:05 08:28 08:50 4.60
Monday, October 31, 2011
5.0mi, 43:22, 31 OCT 11, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
iThink: The Bats, "Flowers and Trees"
WX at 0700: 37.9 (3.3) DP 24.1 (-4.4) BP 30.1 (1019) Calm RH 56
Odometer 11B: 126.2mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 154/169
Wasn't sure how to start today but I almost slept in. Once I got out there, it was better, although I have a substantial amount of lard to burn off from the last few weeks.
My only explanation of faster splits than the norm is the temperature.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:42 08:42 08:42 08:42 1.00
1.00 17:03 08:21 08:21 08:31 2.00
1.00 25:46 08:43 08:43 08:35 3.00
1.00 34:37 08:51 08:51 08:39 4.00
1.00 43:22 08:45 08:45 08:40 5.00
WX at 0700: 37.9 (3.3) DP 24.1 (-4.4) BP 30.1 (1019) Calm RH 56
Odometer 11B: 126.2mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 154/169
Wasn't sure how to start today but I almost slept in. Once I got out there, it was better, although I have a substantial amount of lard to burn off from the last few weeks.
My only explanation of faster splits than the norm is the temperature.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:42 08:42 08:42 08:42 1.00
1.00 17:03 08:21 08:21 08:31 2.00
1.00 25:46 08:43 08:43 08:35 3.00
1.00 34:37 08:51 08:51 08:39 4.00
1.00 43:22 08:45 08:45 08:40 5.00
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
4.03mi, 35:48, 26 OCT 11, Carlisle, Pennsylvania
iThink: Maritime, "Tearing Up The Oxygen"
WX at 0700: 46.0 (7.8) DP 41.0 (5.0) BP 29.91 (1012) Calm RH 82
Odometer 11B: 121.2mi
Z3 first three miles, Z4 finish. Average/max heart rate = 150/169
I didn't much feel like going out, and my legs were tired. I guess that's to be expected after yesterday's long run. However, after seeing that I was close to 9:00/mi I went hard to finish inside 36 minutes, which I did - but did so by progressively speeding up the last mile and going very, very hard to finish.
This might be the last one for the week as I have research needs and I get an extra hour in tomorrow. Woot.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:13 09:13 09:13 09:13 1.00
1.00 18:43 09:30 09:30 09:21 2.00
1.00 27:32 08:49 08:49 09:11 3.00
1.03 35:48 08:16 08:02 08:57 4.00
WX at 0700: 46.0 (7.8) DP 41.0 (5.0) BP 29.91 (1012) Calm RH 82
Odometer 11B: 121.2mi
Z3 first three miles, Z4 finish. Average/max heart rate = 150/169
I didn't much feel like going out, and my legs were tired. I guess that's to be expected after yesterday's long run. However, after seeing that I was close to 9:00/mi I went hard to finish inside 36 minutes, which I did - but did so by progressively speeding up the last mile and going very, very hard to finish.
This might be the last one for the week as I have research needs and I get an extra hour in tomorrow. Woot.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:13 09:13 09:13 09:13 1.00
1.00 18:43 09:30 09:30 09:21 2.00
1.00 27:32 08:49 08:49 09:11 3.00
1.03 35:48 08:16 08:02 08:57 4.00
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
6.65mi, 60:22, 25 OCT 11, Carlisle, Pennsylvania
iThink: Deep Forest With Peter Gabriel, "While The Earth Sleeps"
WX at 0700: 43.0 (6.1) DP 39.0 (3.9) BP 30.11 (1019) NW 7 RH 85
Odometer 11B: 117.2mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 149/168
I didn't feel up to going very fast or hard, but this morning's course (same as Saturday's) ends on a very long gentle downhill, which is perfect for a closing boost.
My legs were tired, but I needed to go for a long run after yesterday, which marked three fast food meals in a row. That is not good.
I didn't feel so motivated as to buttonhook today's run so I could get the magic 6.66mi run I wanted. Ha.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:07 09:07 09:07 09:07 1.00
1.00 18:28 09:21 09:21 09:14 2.00
1.00 27:46 09:18 09:18 09:15 3.00
1.00 36:52 09:06 09:06 09:13 4.00
1.00 46:14 09:22 09:22 09:15 5.00
1.00 55:00 08:46 08:46 09:10 6.00
0.65 00:22 05:22 08:15 09:05 6.65
WX at 0700: 43.0 (6.1) DP 39.0 (3.9) BP 30.11 (1019) NW 7 RH 85
Odometer 11B: 117.2mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 149/168
I didn't feel up to going very fast or hard, but this morning's course (same as Saturday's) ends on a very long gentle downhill, which is perfect for a closing boost.
My legs were tired, but I needed to go for a long run after yesterday, which marked three fast food meals in a row. That is not good.
I didn't feel so motivated as to buttonhook today's run so I could get the magic 6.66mi run I wanted. Ha.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 09:07 09:07 09:07 09:07 1.00
1.00 18:28 09:21 09:21 09:14 2.00
1.00 27:46 09:18 09:18 09:15 3.00
1.00 36:52 09:06 09:06 09:13 4.00
1.00 46:14 09:22 09:22 09:15 5.00
1.00 55:00 08:46 08:46 09:10 6.00
0.65 00:22 05:22 08:15 09:05 6.65
Monday, October 24, 2011
4.0mi, 35:25, 24 OCT 11, Carlisle, Pennsylvania
iThink: Peter Gabriel, "Red Rain"
WX at 0800: 46.9 (8.3) DP 45.0 (7.2) BP 30.08 (1018) Calm mist RH 92
Odometer 11B: 110.6mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 144/170
The HRM readings seem surprisingly low, although this was an out-and-back. The generally negative splits were partly due to warmup and partly due to generally uphill going out, generally downhill going back.
Trying to recover from a particularly sybaritic day and a half in Baltimore this past weekend. Egad.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:51 08:51 08:51 08:51 1.00
1.00 18:10 09:19 09:19 09:05 2.00
1.00 26:59 08:49 08:49 09:00 3.00
1.00 35:25 08:26 08:26 08:51 4.00
WX at 0800: 46.9 (8.3) DP 45.0 (7.2) BP 30.08 (1018) Calm mist RH 92
Odometer 11B: 110.6mi
Z3. Average/max heart rate = 144/170
The HRM readings seem surprisingly low, although this was an out-and-back. The generally negative splits were partly due to warmup and partly due to generally uphill going out, generally downhill going back.
Trying to recover from a particularly sybaritic day and a half in Baltimore this past weekend. Egad.
Splits
SGMT AGGRG SEGMT PERMI AVGPC DIST
1.00 08:51 08:51 08:51 08:51 1.00
1.00 18:10 09:19 09:19 09:05 2.00
1.00 26:59 08:49 08:49 09:00 3.00
1.00 35:25 08:26 08:26 08:51 4.00
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