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RUN Week 6, Tuesday 12/13 - Spinning December 13, 2005

Posted by Amber D. Evans in : Cycling, Chico CA, Training Stats , add a comment

"I forgot my HRM today."

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City, State: Chico, CA
Location: Chico Sports Club
Course: Spinning Room
Terrain: Mixed
Distance and/or Time: 45 minutes
Speed and/or RPE: 6 (somewhat harder)
HRR: N/A
HR(avg.): N/A

Tuesday, December 13, 2005

The Spinning Class

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I forgot my HRM today. Whoops. That actually kinda' sucks because I really could've used it to pace myself better through the spinning and then running portion. I was attempting a sort of easy brick training, and I did get the effect all right.

RUN Week 6, Tuesday 12/13 - Run

Posted by Amber D. Evans in : Running, Chico CA, Training Stats , add a comment

"A couple of times, I almost tripped and fell down."

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City, State: Chico, CA
Location: Chico Sports Club

Course: Treadmill
Terrain: Manual
Distance and/or Time: 4.39 miles, 00:49:34 minutes
Speed and/or RPE: 5.31 mph, 6 (somewhat harder)
HRR: 154-174 (Aerobic High)
HR(avg.): Unknown.

Tuesday, December 13, 2005

The Run

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A couple of times, I almost tripped and fell down. I was pretty energized, but my legs and muscles were fatigued. As the speed increased, I noticed that on one hand it got easier to stride, but at the same time I was sloppier about form and foot placement. Spinning definitely helped warm up my knees as there was little to no knee pain upon running. Great workout overall!

RUN Week 6, Monday 12/12 - Pilates

Posted by Amber D. Evans in : Exercise (Other), Chico CA, Training Stats , add a comment

“I actually really enjoy Pilates.”

Context

City, State: Chico, CA
Location: Chico Sports Club
Class: Pilates Mat Class

Distance and/or Time: 45 minutes
Speed and/or RPE: 6 (somewhat harder)
HRR: 134-154 (Aerobic Low)
HR(avg.): Unknown.

Monday, December 12, 2005

The Pilates Class

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I actually really enjoy Pilates. I'm always surprised b/c it's actually a lot of work and somewhere in the middle I break out into a sweat. It's not like doing hundreds of crunches, though. It's definitely more whole-body in experience and I like how I'm sore two days later (and not the day after).