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Okay so I'm butchering a great 80's classic. But I did go on a run yesterday. My goal yesterday was to wake up at 5am and go running before swimming. Now I did wake up at 5am but it was pouring outside. So I turned off the alarm and slept in. Little did I know at the time that the rain would stop by 6am. Oh well. So I didn't swim in the morning. The rain did stop and the sun sorta came out and then it rained some more. But of course it didn't start raining again till I was out on my run later in the day.
I dropped my stuff at the gym and hit the bricks as they say. Well part of the run is on a cobblestone path so I can say bricks. As you can see on my Runkeeper map above I ran to a point well a dead end and headed back. I thought a street cut back but it turned out to be a dead end into a parking lot. Oh well. It was raining a bit at this point so I just ran back to the gym.
The difference between Runkeeper's GPS report on my Android phone and the Nike+ Sportband without GPS isn't all that much. Now why do I use both then? Well cuz' I like charts and graphs. USA Today you had me at little colored infographics! I have some friends on Nike+ and some on Runkeeper. Then on top of that I also use DailyMile and now Fitocracy. DailyMile I can input or sync my Nike+ runs or if I had a Garmin I could import those runs. While Fitocracy I can only sync Runkeeper. At some point I'll hafta decide on one or another. Note noone uses the Adidas miCoach app or device so that has falled off my radar and my phone. Which is a same cuz' Adidas miCoach isn't so bad. I'm rambling on about all this because for the holiday's I'm hoping to get a new training device. And I'm a bit confused and overwelmed by all the choices. My options right now are the sorta new Nike+ GPS Tom Tom Watch, Garmin Forerunner 910XT or the new Motorola MotoACTV. Then on the other hand I can just continue using my Nike+ Sportband without GPS so I can continue on with Nike+ and Dailymile but for swimming but the FINIS Swimsense watch which can be synced with Runkeeper. Too many choices!
Anyways, the point is that I did run yesterday. And I ran with my new sneakers! I now am running with Zoot Advantage 3.0's. After my run I was back at the gym doing weight training focusing on arms and chest.
This morning it was swim time. And boy was it chilly outside. I heard reports that it was 48F while I see now that it is 50F. Cool air but warm water with a pool temp of 83F. Ugh. Hate that!
Warm Up
Mixed 500 followed by 300 Drill/Kick/Swim. (800)
Main Set:
4x100's on 1:40
400 on 6:00
4x50's on 50
200 on 3:00
4x50's on 50
200 no interval
No extra breaks in between but had plenty of rest. Almost too much rest. I was getting chilly in between. The deal was to get faster during the set. The 100's were to be descending or pacing then the 400 would be swam at the faster pace. The 4x50's were to set our pace again and the 2nd 200 was faster then the first 200. Okay I did that. My 100's were not descend but pace doing 17's and 16's. My 400 I can in on 4:57 so had a minute rest. My 50's sucked but my first 200 I did a 2:25 and my second a 2:15. Not great but okay. I was stuggling. I could feel the cold air on my recovery and my arms were not liking that. I felt sore by the last 200. And not sore cuz' I was working hard but sore cuz my muscles were getting tensed up from the cold. (1600/2400)
I then warmed down a 100 and called it a day. Total workout 2,500 yards. Would be interesting to see the swim in infographics via Swimsense.