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🏃 Start in der späten Dämmerung um mal den "Pure Video" Mode (Nacht-Modus) der Actioncam zu testen. Kamera vor der Brust in der Laufweste eingeklemmt, nicht optimal, aber zum Testen 😀 Hab sogar die Stirnlampe mitgenommen, hätte die vorher nur mal aufladen sollen, so hat die Kamera mehr gesehen als ich! ... entsprechend ein sehr kurzer Lauf 😅

PS: Nachtmode fürs Laufen inkl. Stabilisierung eher nicht geeignet, bin vom Schauen schon ganz seekrank!

This week, all the local trails are a mix of slush and mud, so I decided to do the most cliché of Duluth outdoor activities: run the Lakewalk. But, alas, there's a reason things become cliché – a lot of people like them.

It was a beautiful day and I also got some really, really rad drone footage.

#running #TrailRunning #Duluth #Minnesota #LakeSuperior #Lakewalk #VirtualRun

youtu.be/RQPwpLd5We8

Saturday #Workout:
5.4 KM of #Running (Light rain, 2°C, 85% humidity, and 29 km/hr wind).

Started day finally getting back to my 14 day sleep goal, then about four hours of readings in my comfy chair sipping tea.

Finally went out into the cold rain for another attempt at a Zone 2 run; some improvement over last week (~60% in Z2). Interesting experiment.

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I'm still walking about 10km/day, which I'm hoping to increase with the nicer weather. Pulling that off in the winter months in boots has been hard, so hard (i.e. painful) that I'm considering finding a good pair of cold weather running shoes for next winter. Pointers appreciated! #winter #running

Think I've cracked the stair-stepper. Trick was slowing down and intentionally slowing/deepening breathing whenever 'in through nose, out through mouth' didn't seem enough, rather than taking a big inhale through the mouth.

90 minutes at very consistent zone 2. 311 floors (>1000m elevation gain) and an avg 56 steps per minute. 56 spm felt very slow, but definitely "all day effort"/conversational pace. So I've found a sustainable level and can build from there. The ramp-up at the end was intentional, I pushed the pace up to around 75spm to see what happened.