I ran 2 times for 13.81 miles this week.
I took 51,586 steps this week according to my Garmin Vivoactive HR (VA-HR) smartwatch.
My VA-HR gives me steps, heart rate, hours slept and floors climbed (I take those last 2 data points with a grain of salt).
My Withings WS-50 Smart Body Analyzer scale gives my weight. I like to stay around 170 pounds.
Sunday, 12/15/2019
12110 steps, 49/147 resting/peak HR, 7:29 hr sleep, 170.3 lbs, 6 floors climbed
run: 7.75 miles, 1:07:34, 8:43 pace, 135 avg HR, 161 avg cadence, 35F, 70% RH, 17 mph W wind, wind chill 22F, overcast with light snow
I got up, dressed and got out. There was a stiff west wind so I headed east for a bit so I could warm up. I saw that there was water splashing up over the pier when I got there so I stayed off and continued onward. The west wind was enough to slow me a bit when I headed east on Beach Ave. It also started to snow so I had to contend with the wind and the snow..I did like heading back on the LOSP trail with the wind at my back. My splits were: 8:59, 8:42, 8:51, 8:55, 8:44, 8:26, 8:40 and 8:20 over the last 0.75 mile.
The Bills played the Steelers on Sunday night. The Bills could clinch a playoff slot by winning one out of the next 3 games. Well ... the Bills took care of business and won 17-10, link here. The Bills intercepted the "Duck" Devlin Hodges five times (2 times in the end zone in the last 2 minutes) to seal the win.
Monday, 12/16/2019: 6055 steps, 50/111 resting/peak HR, 5:42 hr sleep, 170.1 lbs, 4 floors climbed.
Tuesday, 12/17/2019: 6519 steps, 49/103 resting/peak HR, 6:32 hr sleep, 173.5 (!) lbs, 0 (!) floors climbed.
Wednesday, 12/18/2019: 5652 steps, 49/105resting/peak HR, 6 floors climbed
Thursday, 12/19/2019: 5775 steps, 46/94 resting/peak HR, 7:06 hr sleep, 172.4 lbs, 6 floors climbed
Friday, 12/20/2019: 5434 steps, 46/100 resting/peak HR, 7:09 hr sleep, 171.4 lbs, 5 floors climbed
Again ... no runs during the week. I am slowly becoming a weekend runner. I really need to step up my weekday running. First I need to put 3 fresh AAA batteries in my Noxgear Tracer360 visiblility vest ... 3 almost dead batteries don't work too well.
Saturday, 12/21/2019
9981 steps, 50/140 resting/peak HR, 6:23 hr sleep, 172.0 lbs, 4 floors climbed
run: 6.06 miles, 57:41 pace, 9:31 pace, 132 avg HR, 156 avg cadence, 23F, 68% RH, 6 mph N wind, wind chill 15F, overcast
I slept in until 6:20 AM. It was dark and cold (12F) so I waited ... and waited ... and waited. The forecast was a high of 35F. My darling wife got up and came down for coffee. It had warmed to a whopping 16F by 10 AM. So ... I just decided to get dressed and get out there. Runs don't get done by themselves. I need 33 miles to get 1000 running miles for 2019. This is rather low for me since I have been over 1400 miles for the last 4 years. But 2019 has not the best running year for me due to my left IT band injury. It is what it is. I can only look forward ... easy to say, hard to do.
I decided to stay on the LOSP trail. I chose my under used Salomon SpeedCross 4 for traction (and was glad I did). It was cold so I wore my CW-X tights, shorts, long sleeve tech, Brooks 1/4 zip long sleeve pullover, balaclava, Brooks beanie and ski mittens. I ran the whole length of the LOSP trail. It was a tough slog since it had up to 3 inches of snow on the vast majority of it. But ... I got it done. My splits were: 9:37, 9:13, 9:34, 9:39, 9:44 and 9:23.
Meanwhile, there were 2 other runs going on in the Rochester area. There was a Winter Solstice 5K down in Honeoye Falls and Fleet Feet Rochester held the Santa Stampede. The entry fee for this race gave everyone a Santa suit. Hence ... a whole lot of Santas ran around Rochester! A link to 13 WHAM here.
All the Santas, Ellen, past the Home Alone sign and a line of Santas ... photos courtesy of Barb Boutillier of Fleet Feet Rochester |
A Sue Scheuch selfie along with Barb and "Boots" Boutillier |
No comments:
Post a Comment