Stranger things have happened...
Did it in just around 46:30, when you deduct the time from the starting shot was fired, till I crossed the starting line. I'm satisfied, all things considered :) The stats can be seen here: http://bit.ly/W0A1z Next up, Extreme Mandehørm 2009 on saturday.
October, 6 2009 • 0 Comments • 0 Faves
As some may remember, I started that weight loss thing back in april. Back then I weighed 109kg. I bought that Suunto, started running, after the heart rate principles, and that made my physical fitness skyrocket. For comparison... 5,67km in 47:10 back then. I'm running 5km in 29:43 now. And my max distance has increased to 11km. I started out running 10,7 km in 1:15:30. I now run 10,7km in 1:04:44. Very nice improvement :) My jogging speed at the time, was around 8,5km/h at 80% HRmax. It's 10-10,5km/h at 80...
August, 14 2009 • 0 Comments • 0 Faves
Lots of firsts these days ;) Yesterday I was supposed to do the "tough" workout, according to my Suunto T4c. So I thought: I want to see how running with this is, instead of just doing exercise on the crosstrainer. So... to Risskov - and beyooond ! Hard facts I ran 5,63 km. It took 47:10. Max HR was 86%. Avg HR was 78%. I did 37 minutes in the 70-80% zone. I did 10 minutes in the 80-90% zone. My Experience I basically ran. But it felt more like... just above the speed of powerwalking ;) Compared to...
April, 19 2009 • 0 Comments • 0 Faves
Rightyyyy... was feeling damn tired after getting Ziggy ready for bed. But my new Suunto T4c told me I had to work out. I had to reach a Training Effect of 2.8, and there was a time indicator next to it saying 1:15. I interpreted that as the workout taking an hour and fifteen minutes. So, on the crosstrainer I went. Put the heart monitor belt on. Switched the watch from Time to Training mode. It searched and found the HRM belt in a second or two. Fantastic, that part just works ! Can't wait to see if pairing the...
April, 15 2009 • 1 Comment • 0 Faves
Today marks a new beginning. Or well… I could say “Re: Beginning”, since I’ve been at this crossroad before ;) Fact is, I’m a fatass. It’s a fact I’ve been living with for too long. In the meantime I became a dad, and a while ago I started thinking a lot about the long term effects on my body, that being fat has. You (I did, and most others I know) start thinking like that when the added responsibility of children is introduced into your life. You start thinking “I need to last preferably at least 40 more years...
April, 14 2009 • 0 Comments • 0 Faves