I got to the Sewanee track as the rain stopped. There were angry skies and thunder, like being in the eye of a hurricane. I warmed up quickly and thought about doing one hard 800m blast at full effort in spikes to see what I could do. But, instead I opted for the killer 1600m ladder workout. Ladders going down are not anywhere as difficult as ending on an upward ladder, especially a limited rest tempo ladder. That's why this one was a bitch.
Hoka trainers on
380m warmup, stretches, drills
400m - 64.5
5 min rest
300m - 47.5
5 min rest
200m - 29.5
5 min rest
300m - 49.5
5 min rest
400m - 70.5
5 min rest is fairly generous... until you get to the last 400m. Then it is really a test to not bail on that last 400m. It knocked me to my knees. I've only done this workout once before, 2 years ago, and I ran almost identical times today.
Afterward I did one set of 3 ham rehab exercises.
Tomorrow, I'm supposed to get in the new generation of Altra Escalante 1.5s. Dave M., who owns a shoe store recommended the Altra Duo. I may send the Escalantes back because the Duo is better padded and probably a better upper.
Lately, been eating main meal about noonish and then light after workout. Sometimes just a protein shake and some almond butter after workout. Typical main meal is fish and kimchi. 139.9 lbs after workout.
In the eye of the hurricane...
SAS School ... New track!
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