Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Swim #6; 1 h run

This week starts the Build Phase of the swim workouts, which means moving from 2,500 yards/meters to 3,000 per time and adding one swim during the week. All that means for me is getting up earlier to make sure I have time to get it all it.
  • 500 warm up
  • 8×50 drill
  • 4×200 @ 20 seconds (3:18, 3:20, 3:21, 3:21)
  • 6×100 @ 15 seconds (1:34, 1:36, 1:36, 1:37, 1:36, 1:36) (25:55 with the last 15-second RI)
  • 8×50 drill
  • 300 cool down
My 1-hour run was supposed to have, at 15 minutes, 5×1 minute speed, but I forgot that part of it and I don't know really what that means. I'm going to have to break out my reference book to see what it means and what the rest interval should be. Although I didn't have my GPS, I mapped it out on mapmyrun and it looks like it was 7.3 miles, which is an 8:18 pace. The times are at home (Will reset my watch), but the distances at the corners are as follows:
  • Landings/Moores/Franklin: 0.88
  • Franklin/Mallory Station: 2.09
  • Mallory Station/Duke: 2.77
  • Duke/Seaboard: 3.29
  • Seaboard/Mallory Station (turnaround): 3.86
  • Seaboard/Duke: 4.42
  • Duke/Mallory Station: 4.95
  • Mallory Station/GG Patton: 4.99
  • GG Patton/Moores: 6.16
  • Moores/Landings: 6.69
  • Landings at the end: 7.3
Mapmyrun is being really weird. This is the elevation it shows to get out of the Landings:

I haven't figured out how they calculate the actual elevation, because here is the overall elevation plot:

Here are the rest of the elevation plots:

Franklin Road

Mallory Station Road

Duke and Seaboard Lanes

General George Patton Road

Moores Lane

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