Archive for February, 2011

#CFE Max Dist Run – 90 min – home to MoPac 3 + by coachdavek at Garmin Connect – Details. I’ve used a Garmin (205 and 405) for the last few years. Sometimes I love it, other times it frustrates me (when quirks such as lock up or ventures into bizzaro satellite search mode during [...]

Just say no to LSD! Sunday had a great long run – 15 miles (maybe .1 short but was done when I hit home). Held a 8:53 average with 9:37 for slowest mile and 7:31 for fastest.  At mile 5 I joined in with some freaky fast runners, who were soaking in the mid 60′s [...]

Today I learned the importance of camera zoom for my CrossFit WOD.  Try to minimize your scaling (down in my case) and avoid the firebreathers!  Related articles 1 Year of CrossFit WOD’s and Triathlon Training (Week 48-52) (coachdavek.com) Saturday 110108 (crossfit.com) Week 43-47 of CrossFit WOD’s and Triathlon Training (coachdavek.com) 2010 Year in Review and [...]

Sara Wilson from the Fresh Air Fund reached out to me via email to see if I would share a little bit on the CoachDaveK blog. I checked it out. It’s a great concept. The Fresh Air Fund provides support to New York City kids to spend time with host families each summer. Was thinking [...]

Rachael’s birthday dinner

Posted: February 3, 2011 by David Kohrell in Triathlons

A little birthday fun for my sweet daughter’s 13th birthday!

Good article by someone I respect – Dave Fatula from SEPI. 4 myths that can hinder longer term gains: Women shouldn’t strength / weight train (no, all people all ages need to build strength – muscles, ligaments, tendons yearn for it) Aerobic only exercise will get ‘er done (no, you’ll find fast declining, diminishing returns [...]

Snow day fun!

Posted: February 1, 2011 by David Kohrell in Exercise - brain connection
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Even with -15 degrees windchills some snow fun can be had!  The girls and dogs played for 15 minutes outside, shielded from the brunt of a 20-25mph north wind.

The time over distance, speed/strength over LSD (long slow distance) and intensity of effort over “logging miles” has sunk in deeply now.  In looking at January I could feel a few different ways: Down because my running miles were low (67) and almost 1/2 of a year ago. Excited because I had over 300 aerobic [...]