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yeah that makes sense. i'm not worried about it, per se, just struck by how strong the effect was. heat adaptation might even be better for cardio fitness than altitude, so with any luck running slower this summer will help me get faster come fall.

the tests are available to everyone in my state, although there are only two locations each open twice a week for four hours. if you're asymptomatic and have no doctor or insurance (my case), it's the only option for testing. there are lots of places to get tested if you have a doctor's note.

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got tested this morning, results in 3-5 days. i doubt i've been infected but it'll be interesting to find out.

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- run 9.71 km in 49:48
same temp as yesterday but less humid and light breeze. also this route only had 65m of elevation gain, more than i'm used to but a damn sight less than yesterday. as a result, lower average pace (5:08) and more even splits.

- stretch

i'm gonna lean into the heat training this summer, with the expectation of adapting and then reaping the rewards this fall as and when races begin. or solo time trials if that's what it comes down to.

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800m+ Running and/or Conditioning / Re: running and heat/humidity
« on: June 11, 2020, 03:26:31 pm »
interest in this topic renewed after returning to the swamp.

very detailed and well-referenced article: https://www.irunfar.com/2018/06/handle-the-heat-heat-acclimation-for-endurance-running.html

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didn't end up running last night. body felt woozy-hungry, hormones all off w/r/t meal timing and i generally like to force myself through that discomfort in order to get over jet lag more quickly. but meant i didn't feel up to running. whatever.

this morning

- run 9.02 km in 48:50; walk/run 1.29 km in 10:07
holy shit. it's not even that hot: 82/28, but 71% humidity. humbling. gonna have to completely recalibrate my sense of my own fitness. pace started off normal, although i told myself i should take it easy, but last two km averaged 6:01 and i was struggling. doesn't help that it was downhill out and uphill back, with 99m of elevation gain, which is triple what i'm used to.

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thanks adarq. trip was a breeze, there were only 28 people on my flight -- had an entire row to myself, window to window -- and the airports were empty on both ends. watched "ready or not" on the plane, which was fun.

back home now and it's 90/32 degrees out. smh. i feel a little woozy from the travel but i think i'll try to run this afternoon anyway. prob take it easy because, on top of the heat, home is hillier than london.

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final few days in UK, have not been prioritizing running. between dealing with logistics and seeing a few people one last time before i skip town, not a hard call.

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oh shit man, that sucks.

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- run 10.16 km in 52:01
first 3 km w/ex, last 7.x in 4:51 average

- stretch

much cooler today, and overcast for the first time in what feels like weeks.

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got overwhelmed by shit going on back home yesterday, did not feel up to running and so gave myself the day off.

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- run 10.01 km in 46:10
10k "PR" of 46:08. checked watch a little after 8 km and realized i could get close to 46 minutes if i picked it up. so did last 2 km in 4:30, 4:03. pretty pleased to have hit tempo pace for the last km of a 10k. legs felt a little heavy at the beginning but it didn't seem to affect pace. no calf discomfort or tightness.

- stretch

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- run 16.30 km in 1:25:34
distance PR. hit a couple of serious bottlenecks where i had to slow to a walk, which brought overall average pace down a little. still, 5:15 is fine for a long run. right calf tight at the beginning again, stopped after ~0.5 km and massaged and stretched. it was fine after that. will pay some attention to it tonight and tomorrow.

- stretch

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thanks for the suggestions. seems like my provider has been having problems in multiple places.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: New year new me
« on: May 30, 2020, 05:33:21 pm »
meditation getting extremely blissful at the moment to the point where it's hard to get on and do anything else!

sick.

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