20-Mar | 5.75 | All slow miles, plus another 3/4 of a mile walking. Legs felt fresh. Sweet potato fries and beer tasted good too! LIPUSx3. | ||||
21-Mar | 11.00 | 1600x4/400/200. Workout went really well and I felt very smooth. The 400 and 200 were add-ons and were tough, but it was good leg turnover. Resistance band in the afternoon. LIPUSx3. | ||||
22-Mar | 0.00 | Day off. LIPUSx3 | ||||
23-Mar | 0.00 | 10min bike, foam rolling, 20+min of drills and stretching, Myrtlx1, LIPUSx2. | ||||
24-Mar | 0:07:48 | 22.62 | Soup run….basically went way better than I could have hoped. | |||
25-Mar | 1.56 | Light swim, jacuzzi, rolling, LIPUSx3. | ||||
26-Mar | 1.58 | 30min bike, 30min swim, Myrtlx3, single leg squatsx3, runner's touchx3, eccentric calf raisesx3. LIPUSx3. | ||||
27-Mar | 5.35 | HM program - all slow miles. Legs felt pretty good. LIPUSx2. | ||||
28-Mar | 8.50 | 1000x3. Cut the workout short - my right calf was tightening similar to 3/14. Resistance band. | ||||
29-Mar | 0.00 | Rest. Resistance band, LIPUSx3. | ||||
30-Mar | 0:07:21 | 12.61 | Battle Road. Was initially targeting a longer run, but between internal distress and some lingering soreness from Thursday, I kept it short. 'Honest' pace though... | |||
31-Mar | 0.00 | Rest. |
March 21: 1600 - 6:24, 1600 - 6:18, 1600 - 6:23, 1600 - 6:11, 400 - .78, 200 - .35
The long run on March 24th is huge. I was gassed at the end of the run, but I didn't have any soreness that worried me and felt good the following day. In retrospect I would have preferred to stick to XT for the following two days. Even though it was only a mile and a half slow jog home, I would have been better served staying off the pavement. I followed up that quasi-dumb move by cutting my speedwork short on the 28th. It's always tough stopping a workout, but the calf tightened up and we're a little too close to game time to try and push through.
All in all, the numbers look good considering the ~3 months that preceded it.
3/17 to 3/23 Weekly Mileage: 36.75
3/24 to 3/30 Weekly Mileage: 52.22
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