Up Gregory/Ranger: 37:39 ahr 166/mhr 179
Down Front: 22:28 ahr 144/mhr 160
Felt better this morning (5:45am start), pushed the intensity up a bit, felt like the high side of moderate/low side of hard, but a bit labored for the meager time.
The down was a snap, my feet felt accurate and spot on, a stark contrast to yesterday where I felt stumbly and like I may as well just hike down.
Jeff,
ReplyDeleteHave you ever considered a different training regimen from "green once a day" to get you into peak uphill form for Mt Evan and PPA?
I'm not a trainer, but I'm fairly certain there are better ways to train.
There are also reasons not to train differently. In particular, if you just enjoy doing Green a lot and would rather stick to that (of course).
Hey John, yeah, GZ and I have had this discussion almost every time we have run together.
ReplyDeleteThere might be better ways to train, but I pretty much am content with just getting out and taking each day as it comes, running Green or other local peaks, or higher peaks, just because that is what I love to do.
Could I be faster if I did speedwork on the track, hill intervals, 2 per days, stuck to a program with charts, graphs and this and that? Maybe, maybe not, but I know from past experience (in the cycling world), that a regimented program takes the fun out of it for me.
Running for me is all just a fun hobby, a good way to stay in shape, push my limits and have fun with good friends. I only race a few times a year also, just something to look forward to really.
well put Jeff. Totally see eye to eye on this topic.
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