365 for 365

[Frosty]

Managed to get a walk in today, after getting home shortly before sunset. Bribed the family to join me, in return for buying them an ice cream each.

[Sitting@89]

Still in it 11/11 so far (unlucky Nelson) had to do 20 minutes on the wattbike today keeping the hr below 125. Started to feel the urgent need for some recovery.

Edited January 11, 2018 by Sitting@89

[Patchelicious]

Yesterday was close, missed my ride in the morning, then a late lunch turned very boozy. When I got home at 8 I did a very zig zaggy walk ???? but it got done!

[Sitting@89]

Okay so today got an apple watch 3, which does not support swimming as an activity in Strava, however there is an app called swimexporter which takes swimming data from the workout and health app and exports to Strava.

 

Now here comes the dilemma, swam 30 laps which took me 21 minutes (was planning on an easy swim just for some recovery) and the app does what it says on the tin; exports to Strava, just minus the time I was actually recovering and only taking the actual moving time, which was just over 17 minutes. HR data is there and alles (which is actually quite nice)

 

Still claiming it!! (And making sure all future swims are 30 min+)

[wildwindfr]

Feel you. Did a walk to the shops and back to work earlier in the week. Was a total time of about 40min. Strava only recorded it as 16 minutes. Could luckily fit a run in later in the day.

[Frosty]

Decided to run my Garmin while cutting the grass today... 430m covered, 105 average HR, 20 minutes worth. Don't worry, I didn't post it - was just curious to see what data I see, given it was still cooking at 16:00.

 

Another week complete, after today's recovery run. Good luck for the next week ahead.

[Frosty]

Feel you. Did a walk to the shops and back to work earlier in the week. Was a total time of about 40min. Strava only recorded it as 16 minutes. Could luckily fit a run in later in the day.

Is your auto pause function on? I found the same thing happening when the walking pace is so slow it think's you've stopped.

[SwissVan]

Decided to run my Garmin while cutting the grass today... 430m covered, 105 average HR, 20 minutes worth. Don't worry, I didn't post it - was just curious to see what data I see, given it was still cooking at 16:00.

 

Another week complete, after today's recovery run. Good luck for the next week ahead.

 

That's probably more exercise (higher HR) than walking

[SwissVan]

14/14 and I'm feeling a bit knackered tbh, despite the low mileages

Looking forward to my off day walk 2morrow

[Kalahari Vegmot]

Feel you. Did a walk to the shops and back to work earlier in the week. Was a total time of about 40min. Strava only recorded it as 16 minutes. Could luckily fit a run in later in the day.

As Frosty said, check that your auto pause function is off. I had numerous misshaps last year, and since I've switched if off; no problems.

 

14/14!

[Tim Brink]

Can I Strava feeding, bathing and getting to bed two toddlers? Two hours of HIIT, suffer score through the roof. 

 

Still, 14/14, all on the bike. This is fun.

 

 

[Patchelicious]

Wife is out, she lasted 9 days.

 

Not allowed talking about this at home though.

[Kalahari Vegmot]

Wife is out, she lasted 9 days.

Not allowed talking about this at home though.

The challenge or her failing early on?

[Patchelicious]

The challenge or her failing early on?

The not making it part. I think fact that I haven’t failed yet, might lead her to trashing a clothes shop soon... Edited January 14, 2018 by Patchelicious

[wildwindfr]

Auto pause is on. I did realize that it was the problem but I prefer it on for my riding. Still going strong. This week may be tricky. Got some after work appointments, so cannot commute as much as normal. Might need to get up earlier, not really a morning person.

[SwissVan]

The not making it part. I think fact that I haven’t failed yet, might lead her to trashing a clothes shop soon...

What caused her to stop?