Not Downgraded
Well Hurricane (I call them Typhoons) Dean may have been downgraded when it reached an obstacle, roughly named Cancun, but this Typhoon is just getting revved up.
A new training week and another test of my abilities. An Aerobic Threshold test at the track. I wanted to see what my mile pace is while sitting exactly on 148, the ceiling of my Zone 2 training.
Just so you know it is, 9'25", 9'13" and 9'24"per mile. That puts me at 9'20" for the average. I think that is pretty damn good for right now, especially considering my HR stayed so low.
This is of course a test and my base training pace out on the road will not drop to this level for quite some time. But sometime it will and thats the beauty of progress.
A new training week and another test of my abilities. An Aerobic Threshold test at the track. I wanted to see what my mile pace is while sitting exactly on 148, the ceiling of my Zone 2 training.
Just so you know it is, 9'25", 9'13" and 9'24"per mile. That puts me at 9'20" for the average. I think that is pretty damn good for right now, especially considering my HR stayed so low.
This is of course a test and my base training pace out on the road will not drop to this level for quite some time. But sometime it will and thats the beauty of progress.
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Just a note to tell you how much I have enjoyed your blog over the last year. Finally decided to sign up so I can leave a comment. Your times are right around mine.
< begin Rain Man voice>
"Typhoons. Yeah, definitely typhoons."
< /end Rain Man voice>
I've been through some hellacious typhoons and am amazed at how the communities bounce back. Call it a hurricane here and it's a major disaster.
Sounds like someone needs to learn how to build.
Anyway, excellent times for your Zone 2.
you must be in a lot better shape then I. My 3 mile MAF test sitting at 148 bpm had much different results. At the same heart rate I lost a minute per mile. My times were 13'14", 14'14", and 15'12".
Keep up the great work Comm.
Hey Comm,
Real nice blog.
I have been running for a few years and this year I took up triathlon. What a blast, I've had more fun this year.
Anyway I've been reading your blog and found lots of good info.
So thanks for the blog, and keep up the fine work.
-Brian
If you want you can check me out at GeorgiaRun.blogspot.com
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