Monday - long work day, as long as if I was actually on site. 7.2 miles after I pushed back from the desk. Easy. Ran into NE out there and we jogged most of the La Amora loop together. Good to catch up. Good dude.
Tuesday AM - early, again almost as if I were on a road trip. 6.2 miles with 8 x 50' on Eagle Hill. I stopped looking at the watch after number two, and just ran from the trash can on the bottom to the line I drew about four telephone poles up. Solid.
Tuesday PM - an easy 30 minutes with GW. 3.8 miles. Tired.
Wednesday AM - pretty tired in the legs so just an easy hour early. It is good that I have full days this week as it forces the run/motivation to be performed early. I sort of like that. 7.6 miles.
Thursday PM - feeling pretty good and might have rolled a bit quick for an easy day. 7 miles, with last 2 minutes a bit uptempo and 4 strides.
Friday PM - ugh. A workout that sort of came unraveled and in retrospect, I should have punted a day out. Wanted to do three miles in 19, take rest and then do a mile in 6. I came through the first mile in 6:15 (after starting at 3:05), and was a bit of a mess. It was hot (80, which ain't really hot but I also ain't summer acclimated yet) and windy and I was feeling it. I peeled off for 15 seconds, and considered bagging it. I got my crap together and got back on it but I was already in the hole. 6:23, 6:22 for the next two. I guess I could rationalize it with the wind and heat but whatever. Walked a lap and then did the mile in 6:01 (also started dumb, 87) but I looked like I was running with a fridge on my back. 8.9 miles.
Saturday AM - pretty worked. 6.3 on the Lac Amora loop with GW.
Sunday - up the Mosquito Pass road to the split and back. 13 miles. Hoo boy, long time since I have been to runs at high altitude. And it was snowing too. No - it really was - but that is what things do in the Rockies in May at 11000 feet. Fun though.
Just over 60 miles - so the lowest I have had in a while but that goes with the work schedule this week. Glad I got in three key efforts (the altitude longish run and the two workouts0>