Sun 15th Jan 2017 at 10:00am by CtrlAlzShift

Run > Race

  • drizzle
  • windy
  • cold
  • Time
    1:34:39
  • Miles
    13.20
  • Min/mi
    7:10
  • Pacing
    86%
  • WAVA
    80.41
  • Stride(cm)
    122
  • Cals
    1253
  • Cadence
    184
  • BPM
    140
  • %MHR
    90.2
  • B/mi
    1002
  • Asc(m)
    42
  • Hillscore
    13
  • Surface
    Road

Notes & Comments

HM blow-up - Four Villages: 1:34:43 ... First in age-cat, but a really disappointing run.

Last year I really enjoyed this race. This year was completely different: it was torture. From the start, I was moving pretty well - and my first mile was 25 secs faster than 2016. But I knew it wasn't coming together on the first hill. My buddy, Mark Reading, passed, looked back and asked if I was OK. I really wasn't. My body position was all over the place, form had deserted me. I kept going OK for the first 4-5 miles, most of it fairly flat, but my head was telling me I wasn't enjoying it. I grabbed a cup of water at the first station, as usual spilt most of it, and lost momentum.

From there, I never really picked it up again. Yes I was at the halfway point almost 2 mins in front of my time last year, but I was dreading the hills in the back half. Usually I find myself overtaking people through the second half, but today everyone was coming past me. I ground my way up the hills, but right at the top, I just ran out of steam, and slowed to a walk. I checked my heart rate, and that was OK, but I felt exhausted.

The last three downhill miles weren't much better. The wind was gusty, and I couldn;t get going. I walked again - and I've never done that in a race before, The last mile and a half was a bit better - but it was my second slowest ever HM, and a minute behind last year's time.

So why? Well, I have been putting in a lot of miles recently, and maybe I've just accumulated too much - I needed more recovery time. I was also running around 4 kilos heavier than my normal weight - that's down to the work going on in our house - too much junk-food and not enough cooking in the past week. And maybe I need to lower my marathon expectations a bit: for the first one coming up, perhaps I should focus on completing it in a decent time rather than going for speed. A little less stress, a little more enjoyment.

Split Summary
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1) 1m - 6:50(6:50/m) 112/121bpm 71cal 8.78/9.68mph
2) 1m - 6:44(6:44/m) 138/148bpm 93cal 8.9/9.79mph
3) 1m - 6:37(6:37/m) 146/150bpm 97cal 9.07/9.33mph
4) 1m - 6:45(6:45/m) 147/151bpm 99cal 8.89/9.12mph
5) 1m - 6:53(6:53/m) 147/156bpm 100cal 8.72/9.02mph
6) 1m - 7:07(7:07/m) 146/152bpm 103cal 8.44/8.75mph
7) 1m - 6:59(6:59/m) 144/149bpm 99cal 8.6/9.06mph
8) 1m - 7:34(7:34/m) 144/147bpm 108cal 7.93/8.31mph
9) 1m - 7:26(7:26/m) 144/148bpm 105cal 8.08/8.87mph
10) 1m - 7:30(7:30/m) 144/149bpm 105cal 8.01/8.72mph
11) 1m - 8:48(8:48/m) 137/153bpm 96cal 6.82/9.91mph
12) 1m - 6:55(6:55/m) 136/142bpm 74cal 8.68/9.5mph
13) 1m - 7:10(7:10/m) 139/144bpm 85cal 8.38/9.35mph
14) 0.2m - 1:24(7:01/m) 142/146bpm 18cal 8.56/9.04mph
6:50 6:44 6:37 6:45 6:53 7:07 6:59 7:34 7:26 7:30 8:48 6:55 7:10 1:24

Pace

2% 4% 44% 49%

Splits

Miles Miles Time Time Split Split Min/mi /mi HR bpm HR Beats/mi BMI Cadence rpm Cad. Ascent mtrs Asc.
0.50 3:24 3:24 6:47 107 72-121 727 190 120-202 10/2
1.00 6:49 3:25 6:51 115 113-117 787 187 182-190 7/2
1.50 10:24 3:35 7:11 137 119-148 983 185 178-190 18/3
2.00 13:34 3:09 6:19 141 138-145 890 186 176-192 2/17
2.50 16:53 3:19 6:39 146 143-149 970 187 180-192 8/5
3.00 20:11 3:18 6:35 147 144-150 968 185 180-190 0/10
3.50 23:35 3:24 6:48 148 146-151 1007 187 182-190 2/5
4.00 26:56 3:21 6:42 146 144-149 977 183 176-190 5/10
4.50 30:24 3:28 6:57 146 141-150 1014 183 178-188 11/2
5.00 33:48 3:24 6:49 147 144-154 1001 185 176-192 6/4
5.50 37:25 3:36 7:13 146 139-151 1053 188 186-192 8/2
6.00 40:55 3:30 7:00 146 143-150 1023 191 186-196 5/3
6.50 44:20 3:25 6:50 144 141-147 985 189 184-196 3/7
7.00 47:54 3:33 7:07 144 143-146 1025 189 184-194 8/0
7.50 51:37 3:43 7:27 144 142-145 1072 186 174-192 14/0
8.00 55:28 3:51 7:41 145 142-147 1115 188 182-192 21/2
8.50 59:19 3:52 7:43 144 142-145 1112 185 178-190 10/5
9.00 1:02:54 3:34 7:08 144 141-148 1028 183 174-192 7/13
9.50 1:06:34 3:41 7:22 145 142-148 1068 182 174-188 11/5
10.00 1:10:23 3:48 7:37 144 140-146 1096 180 172-188 12/1
10.50 1:14:36 4:14 8:27 141 127-153 1193 169 108-188 18/9
11.00 1:19:23 4:46 9:32 132 113-153 1259 166 112-194 12/26
11.50 1:22:58 3:35 7:11 135 124-140 969 184 174-190 2/10
12.00 1:26:18 3:20 6:39 137 129-142 911 183 176-190 0/36
12.50 1:29:55 3:38 7:16 138 130-143 1002 187 176-194 0/15
13.00 1:33:27 3:32 7:03 141 139-144 994 181 176-188 3/9
13.20 1:34:51 1:24 7:04 142 140-146 1004 183 158-190 1/3

Heart

140/154max
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Elevation

Asc 42m, Range 89m, Flat prediction 1:33:05
Elevation Graph
Biggest Climbs (m) Min/mi
44 1.5% 7:29
25 2.5% 8:31
21 2.5% 7:00
13 1.4% 6:51
12 2.7% 7:12
11 2.2% 7:05
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Cadence

184 (202 max) Stride Length: 122cm
Cadence Chart
Cadence Bands
% Cad Mi Time Min/mi
Run 97.8 185 13.1 1:32:48 7:05
Walk 2.0 114 0.1 1:52 16:46
Still 0.2 - - 11 -

Benchmarks

Distance Time Mins/mi WAVA Fastest
400m 1:31 6:06 60.94% More
800m 3:08 6:18 70.58% More
1km 3:58 6:23 72.76% More
Mile 6:28 6:28 75.85% More
5k 20:43 6:40 80.80% More
5 miles 33:47 6:45 81.19% More
10k 42:22 6:49 81.06% More
10 miles 1:10:22 7:02 80.97% More
Half 1:34:08 7:11 80.22% More

Predictions

Dist Time Per Mile WAVA
1M 6:09 6:09 79.80
5km 20:26 6:35 81.93
5M 33:49 6:46 81.10
10km 42:35 6:51 80.66
10M 1:10:31 7:03 80.78
Half 1:33:53 7:10 79.81
20M 2:27:02 7:21 80.75
Mara 3:15:45 7:28 80.88
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