shaper Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 I still cycle, swim and run!! last 5 months : RunNov (to date) 89.5kmsOct 171kms (all building to doing Soweto marathon early November)Sept 158kmsAug 136kmsJuly 80.2kms CycleNov (to date) 412kmsOct 888kmsSept 631kmsAug 583kmsJuly 593kms SwimNov (to date) 12.8kmsOct 20.5kmsSept 21.1kmsAug 25.9kmsJuly 21.3kms I record everything on Traingpeaks (hence I know exactly my distances and time spent) and generally train twice a day with a rest day on Friday. Long ride Saturday with a long run Sunday Tubehunter, GemmerKat, ScottCM and 2 others 5
Hacc Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 I still cycle, swim and run!! last 5 months : RunNov (to date) 89.5kmsOct 171kms (all building to doing Soweto marathon early November)Sept 158kmsAug 136kmsJuly 80.2kms CycleNov (to date) 412kmsOct 888kmsSept 631kmsAug 583kmsJuly 593kms SwimNov (to date) 12.8kmsOct 20.5kmsSept 21.1kmsAug 25.9kmsJuly 21.3kms I record everything on Traingpeaks (hence I know exactly my distances and time spent) and generally train twice a day with a rest day on Friday. Long ride Saturday with a long run Sunday That is amazing kms.I take my hat off to you, I assume you are training for Ironman? Where do you find the time? What work do you do? I wake up at 5 to be at work at 7 in the mornings and leave at 5.I run in the evenings only at 7.
ScottCM Posted November 23, 2016 Author Posted November 23, 2016 I still cycle, swim and run!! My wife would have left me long time ago if i trained that much, but nevertheless, those are very impressive figures, well done Pieter1 and shaper 2
shaper Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 (edited) That is amazing kms.I take my hat off to you, I assume you are training for Ironman? Where do you find the time? What work do you do? I wake up at 5 to be at work at 7 in the mornings and leave at 5.I run in the evenings only at 7. Yes training for 70.3 in Jan (be my 4th) then full Ironman in April.... although pick key events throughout the year to keep the motivation going. (Apart from doing Tri's ...midmar, a few 21kms road races and most of the cycle races leading up to the 94.7 etc) Usually do 1 - 1.5hrs at 5:30am then 1 - 1,5hrs in the evening depending on what discipline. Does not always go to plan, legs still feeling it from the 94.7 this morning so was feeling tired and only did 40mins on the IDT. Weekends at the moment are 3-4hr cycle with a 1.5-2.5hr run on Sunday. As for total hours, if a recovery week is roughly 6-7hrs, otherwise 10-12hrs per week. I work 8-5pm in the construction industry but fortunately my commute to work is short (20mins) Edited November 23, 2016 by shaper IceCreamMan, Beesrib, ScottCM and 1 other 4
Tubehunter Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 (edited) If a bunch of you from Strava on the Comrades group get a follow request from some hooligan with a surname that makes his nickname obviously "The Grim", it's me! (Those on the leaderboard without the privacy setting I just followed ekse!) Edited November 23, 2016 by Tubehunter Lexx, ScottCM and Andrew Steer 3
Stretch Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 If a bunch of you from Strava on the Comrades group get a follow request from some hooligan with a surname that makes his nickname obviously "The Grim", it's me! (Those on the leaderboard without the privacy setting I just followed ekse!) the avatar gave it away Tubehunter 1
Stretch Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 I still cycle, swim and run!! I run, drown and cycle rarely! Hacc and shaper 2
shaper Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 My wife would have left me long time ago if i trained that much, but nevertheless, those are very impressive figures, well doneIs not actually that difficult if you do During the week: 1hr morning and 1 hr evening. Up at 5:30 cycling (IDT) or running 50mins to an hour, off to work by 7am. Evening Swim or cycle (for me can start at 5:30pm) so from 7pm latest have the evening with family WeekendsSaturday out cycle 5am back 8:30am/9am - have full day with the familySunday out run 6am back by 7:30/8:30am and have full day with family KiddiMat and Beesrib 2
Hacc Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 Is not actually that difficult if you do During the week: 1hr morning and 1 hr evening. Up at 5:30 cycling (IDT) or running 50mins to an hour, off to work by 7am. Evening Swim or cycle (for me can start at 5:30pm) so from 7pm latest have the evening with family WeekendsSaturday out cycle 5am back 8:30am/9am - have full day with the familySunday out run 6am back by 7:30/8:30am and have full day with familyHow much sleep do you get per night? (Just interested, as usually if I have to train I sacrifice some sleeping)
shaper Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 How much sleep do you get per night? (Just interested, as usually if I have to train I sacrifice some sleeping) Usually in bed 9:30-10pm latest... must admit as there no events for me till the end of Jan 2017 it sometimes becomes a struggle to get up in the morning.
SeaBee Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 My schedule simply don't allow for that. But I don't want it differently - unless I can do the same work from home, even if only some days of the week, which will save me 2 hours or so of sitting on the road every day. But hey, at least it's a beaut of a road in the Winelands...
IceCreamMan Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 Usually in bed 9:30-10pm latest... must admit as there no events for me till the end of Jan 2017 it sometimes becomes a struggle to get up in the morning. My hours training are similar to yours. Most weeks 10 to 12 hours, last week was 15 hours. My recovery weeks like after Sowetan was 7 hours. While you are doing more cycling I am doing more swimming and running around the same. I am in bed by 8 every night but up at 4 AM to do some sort of training. My wife has no problems with my training schedule per se as I the majority of training is done while the family is sleeping and only my long cycle or if I am doing an event does it get in the family time....however...I end up declining most invitations to socialize as I cannot stay awake late these days... keeps me out of mischief and its sort of cheaper than hookers and coke so she is happy Andrew Steer and shaper 2
Stretch Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 keeps me out of mischief and its sort of cheaper than hookers and coke so she is happy snort some coke and you'll get some pb's IceCreamMan 1
Lexx Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 If a bunch of you from Strava on the Comrades group get a follow request from some hooligan with a surname that makes his nickname obviously "The Grim", it's me! (Those on the leaderboard without the privacy setting I just followed ekse!) Gooi a follow. We are a bunch of cool running guys and girls Tubehunter 1
Andrew Steer Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 Just had a quick Strava peek and I haven't run since soweto marathon... just some squash and waterpolo, and that 94.7 thing.Crazy how quickly you can fall off the wagon Will hit the road tomorrow am to loosen the legs - supposed to be running Tough One on Sunday, but first I need to somehow negotiate my wifes twin-sisters wedding in one piece on Sat #Sillyseasonproblems Lexx 1
Lexx Posted November 23, 2016 Posted November 23, 2016 After a couple of months of staying pretty healthy I'm suddenly having trouble shaking this sinus/cold/ type of virus...Gatvol of sitting here and cant train..
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