Monday, December 29, 2008

Run 12/29/08

I left work today with no headache and the weather was pretty decent, so I figured why not? So I did a little something. Something is better than nothing. Hopefully I'll get back into the swing of things.

Activity
Route:Track
Elev. Avg:38 ft
Location:Willingboro, NJElev. Gain:+0 ft
Date:12/29/08Up/Downhill: [+59/-59]
Time:06:38 PMDifficulty:1.5 / 5.0

Weather:Fair

41 F temp; 46% humidity

41 F heat index; winds SW 5
Performance

Distance: 3.00 miles

Time:0:29:10
Speed:6.2 mph

Pace:9' 43 /miHeart Rate:176 bpm (Avg)
Calories:333
192 bpm (Peak)
Notes
Cool Down = .30mi
Elevation (ft)
Pace (min/mile)
Heart Rate (bpm)
Heart Rate Zones
ZoneRange
(bpm)
Time
In Zone
Distance
In Zone
Zone 5180 - 2000h 18m63% 1.94 mi
Zone 4160 - 1800h 08m29% 0.84 mi
Zone 3140 - 1600h 02m7% 0.23 mi
Zone 2120 - 1400h 00m1% 0.04 mi
Zone 1100 - 1200h 00m0% 0.03 mi
(none)out of range0h 00m0% 0.02 mi
Splits
MilePace (min/mile)Speed (mph)Heart
Rate
Elev
Gain
actual+/- avgactual+/- avg
110' 05+0' 225.9-0.2160-3 ft
29' 37-0' 066.2+0.1184+3 ft
end9' 27
-0' 166.3+0.11890 ft
Versus average of 9' 43 min/mile

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6 comments:

Jess said...

Nicely done!

Mendy said...

Good job. Glad you didn't have a headache.

On David's menu for Christmas, we had:
Mojo pork tenderloin, jerk chicken, yuca, black beans, caribbean rice, salad with tomatillos and cilantro, shrimp ceviche, and plantains cooked in brown sugar and dark rum (cooked off). Wash it all down with some margaritas, and he made some sauces that were delish!

DawnB said...

nice run Christie, happy new year

RunGirl. said...

One foot in front of the other.

That is all that really matters.

Hope that you achieve all your running/life goals in 2009.

peter said...

Wow, to go from 60m to 47m for a 5-miler training pace in a little over a year is impressive. Reading your old post made me remember all of Marvin Gaye's music, What's Goin' On & I Heard It Through the Grapevine. What a loss when he passed on.

mrjwhit~ said...

As always, I am impressed with your data reports.