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April 25
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April 22
Wind wind and more wind. Over 20mph for most of the ride. And it spun around, too, so I never really had a tailwind. Ick. But I survived. My legs were shot at the end!
Easy transition run. I was so happy that this pace was easy :)
Swim after my ride and run. Actually felt pretty good!
April 21
Cyclocross ride! I love the dirt roads. It's so nice to just be out on the dirt roads, away from the cars, hanging out with the horses and elpacas :)
Nice little trail run with the family. Cody was ready to run super far, and pretty fast! What a crazy puppy.
April 20
April 19
Great trainer ride
12min @85%, 3min@70%
189/167
197/159
195/161
202/162
202/154
Total average power: 184.
Did 2x3 miles at Tempo pace
First 3- pace was 6:22min/mile
Second 3- pace was 6:26 min/mile (slight uphill this way)
Overall, a very solid run. My breathing was a bit better today, so that's good, but I could also tell I was getting dehydrated towards the end. As much as I hate to carry water, I think on morning runs I need to- I just lose so much fluid over night, that I start out in a hole.
Functional strength

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After a good night's sleep, everything was better today. Much better run, 7:20s felt easy again- everything was great! Sun was out super early, and the day was starting to warm up- yeah spring!
Solid long swim. I am finally able to get my head back down in the water. Ever since the head-smashing incident, I've been swimming with my head tilted up just a bit, because I am terrified that someone is going to smash into my head again. I've been trying to get my head back down, but fear wins more often than not. Today I felt normal again, and had the feeling of swimming 'downhill' for the first time since that happened. It's so weird, I used to enjoy having the lane to myself, but now I'm paranoid that if I am alone, someone will jump in without letting me know, and I'll run into them again. Who knew one accident at the pool could be so 'traumatizing'?
Functional strength and run stability