June 2018 Running Challenge

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  • RunsOnEspresso
    RunsOnEspresso Posts: 3,218 Member
    My week got a little messed up. I should have went out yesterday but didn't realize it until too late.

    We saw Solo last night so didn't get home until 940. Tonight we have a baseball game so it will be another late night. I can't get up at 4 if I'm not in bed by 930. 9 is best.

    So no running Mon Tues and Wed. I'll get back on track Thurs.
  • KeepRunningFatboy
    KeepRunningFatboy Posts: 3,055 Member
    .

    June Goals:
    200 running miles.
    IM 70.3 Training

    Goals 6/11/18 - 6/17/18:
    Run: 45 miles + Swim and Bike
    TSS > 650

    June Running:
    06.01.18 - 8 miles.
    06.02.18 - 11 miles.
    06.03.18 - 6.5 miles. Weekly TSS 497 / Weekly Miles 41.5
    06.04.18 - 9.5 miles. (CT - Swim 900 yds)
    06.05.18 - 7 miles. EZ Right Knee pain.
    06.06.18 - 9 m. (CT - Swim 900 yds)
    06.07.18 - Unplanned Off Day. :(
    06.08.18 - 7.3 miles. Humid.
    06.09.18 - Planned Off Day.
    06.10.19 - 13.2 miles.
    06.11.18 - 3 miles and 1/2 mile swim.

    Fall Running Events:
    10.14.18 - Lake Tahoe Marathon
    10.21.18 - Atlantic City Marathon
    11.03.18 - Indianapolis Monumental Marathon
    11.10.18 - Tunnel Hill 50 miler
    12.08.18 - Tucson Marathon

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  • PastorVincent
    PastorVincent Posts: 6,668 Member
    Does pacing back and forth in a slow elevator because the stupid building you are in LOCKS THE STAIRWELL DOORS count as walking up hill?
  • RespectTheKitty
    RespectTheKitty Posts: 1,667 Member
    Does pacing back and forth in a slow elevator because the stupid building you are in LOCKS THE STAIRWELL DOORS count as walking up hill?

    Um... isn't that a fire hazard?
  • MegaMooseEsq
    MegaMooseEsq Posts: 3,118 Member
    Does pacing back and forth in a slow elevator because the stupid building you are in LOCKS THE STAIRWELL DOORS count as walking up hill?

    Um... isn't that a fire hazard?

    Most of the places I've work do this too - you can enter the stairwell on any floor but only exit on the first/ground floor. As I found out when I thought I'd walk from the 14th to 12th floors rather than take an elevator and ended up going down 14 flights in heels.
  • shanaber
    shanaber Posts: 6,423 Member
    Does pacing back and forth in a slow elevator because the stupid building you are in LOCKS THE STAIRWELL DOORS count as walking up hill?

    Um... isn't that a fire hazard?

    Most of the places I've work do this too - you can enter the stairwell on any floor but only exit on the first/ground floor. As I found out when I thought I'd walk from the 14th to 12th floors rather than take an elevator and ended up going down 14 flights in heels.
    I would have taken my heels off and run down barefoot!
  • bride001
    bride001 Posts: 153 Member
    Does pacing back and forth in a slow elevator because the stupid building you are in LOCKS THE STAIRWELL DOORS count as walking up hill?

    Um... isn't that a fire hazard?

    Most of the places I've work do this too - you can enter the stairwell on any floor but only exit on the first/ground floor. As I found out when I thought I'd walk from the 14th to 12th floors rather than take an elevator and ended up going down 14 flights in heels.

    I didn't think it was a fire hazard as long as you can exit to the stairwell. Entering one floor from another floor at the building I work at is possible but frowned upon because several different state agencies occupy the same building. Protection of data, etc. are the reason given.
  • skippygirlsmom
    skippygirlsmom Posts: 4,433 Member
    bride001 wrote: »
    Does pacing back and forth in a slow elevator because the stupid building you are in LOCKS THE STAIRWELL DOORS count as walking up hill?

    Um... isn't that a fire hazard?

    Most of the places I've work do this too - you can enter the stairwell on any floor but only exit on the first/ground floor. As I found out when I thought I'd walk from the 14th to 12th floors rather than take an elevator and ended up going down 14 flights in heels.

    I didn't think it was a fire hazard as long as you can exit to the stairwell. Entering one floor from another floor at the building I work at is possible but frowned upon because several different state agencies occupy the same building. Protection of data, etc. are the reason given.

    Actually it is s fire hazard in the case the fire is below you. All doors should automatically unlock when the fire alarm goes off.
  • MegaMooseEsq
    MegaMooseEsq Posts: 3,118 Member
    bride001 wrote: »
    Does pacing back and forth in a slow elevator because the stupid building you are in LOCKS THE STAIRWELL DOORS count as walking up hill?

    Um... isn't that a fire hazard?

    Most of the places I've work do this too - you can enter the stairwell on any floor but only exit on the first/ground floor. As I found out when I thought I'd walk from the 14th to 12th floors rather than take an elevator and ended up going down 14 flights in heels.

    I didn't think it was a fire hazard as long as you can exit to the stairwell. Entering one floor from another floor at the building I work at is possible but frowned upon because several different state agencies occupy the same building. Protection of data, etc. are the reason given.

    Actually it is s fire hazard in the case the fire is below you. All doors should automatically unlock when the fire alarm goes off.

    Point. And now that you say that, I remember being told that was supposed to happen during a fire drill once. I understand the other security aspects of it, but I still think it says something about the way we prioritize physical activity that we don't build our buildings in such a way as to encourage more movement.
  • skippygirlsmom
    skippygirlsmom Posts: 4,433 Member
    edited June 2018
    bride001 wrote: »
    Does pacing back and forth in a slow elevator because the stupid building you are in LOCKS THE STAIRWELL DOORS count as walking up hill?

    Um... isn't that a fire hazard?

    Most of the places I've work do this too - you can enter the stairwell on any floor but only exit on the first/ground floor. As I found out when I thought I'd walk from the 14th to 12th floors rather than take an elevator and ended up going down 14 flights in heels.

    I didn't think it was a fire hazard as long as you can exit to the stairwell. Entering one floor from another floor at the building I work at is possible but frowned upon because several different state agencies occupy the same building. Protection of data, etc. are the reason given.

    Actually it is s fire hazard in the case the fire is below you. All doors should automatically unlock when the fire alarm goes off.

    Point. And now that you say that, I remember being told that was supposed to happen during a fire drill once. I understand the other security aspects of it, but I still think it says something about the way we prioritize physical activity that we don't build our buildings in such a way as to encourage more movement.

    I agree. By design our security doors will actually open if you pull on the hard for a fairly short period of time. However, when they open alarms will sound.
  • Scott6255
    Scott6255 Posts: 2,550 Member
    @MobyCarp that was a smart decision on declining the 7 mile run. I am one that ignores the 'smaller' injuries and pain, and just thinks it will go away. I am stupid and am on the couch at some point every year. Well done to recognize it and get it treated. You'll get through this.
  • KeepRunningFatboy
    KeepRunningFatboy Posts: 3,055 Member
    .

    June Goals:
    200 running miles.
    IM 70.3 Training

    Goals 6/11/18 - 6/17/18:
    Run: 45 miles + Swim and Bike
    TSS > 650

    June Running:
    05.28.18 - 06.03.18: Running Miles 41.5 / Weekly TSS 497 / Fitness: 71 CTL
    06.04.18 - 06.10.19: Running Miles 46.2 / Weekly TSS 601 / Fitness: 73 CTL

    Base 1 : Week 2 of 4
    06.11.18 - 3 m. (Swim 900 yrds).
    06.12.18 - 8.9 m.

    Fall Running Events:
    10.14.18 - Lake Tahoe Marathon
    10.21.18 - Atlantic City Marathon
    11.03.18 - Indianapolis Monumental Marathon
    11.10.18 - Tunnel Hill 50 miler
    12.08.18 - Tucson Marathon

    .
  • PastorVincent
    PastorVincent Posts: 6,668 Member
    bride001 wrote: »
    Does pacing back and forth in a slow elevator because the stupid building you are in LOCKS THE STAIRWELL DOORS count as walking up hill?

    Um... isn't that a fire hazard?

    Most of the places I've work do this too - you can enter the stairwell on any floor but only exit on the first/ground floor. As I found out when I thought I'd walk from the 14th to 12th floors rather than take an elevator and ended up going down 14 flights in heels.

    I didn't think it was a fire hazard as long as you can exit to the stairwell. Entering one floor from another floor at the building I work at is possible but frowned upon because several different state agencies occupy the same building. Protection of data, etc. are the reason given.

    Actually it is s fire hazard in the case the fire is below you. All doors should automatically unlock when the fire alarm goes off.

    Point. And now that you say that, I remember being told that was supposed to happen during a fire drill once. I understand the other security aspects of it, but I still think it says something about the way we prioritize physical activity that we don't build our buildings in such a way as to encourage more movement.

    I agree. By design, our security doors will actually open if you pull on the hard for a fairly short period of time. However, when they open alarms will sound.

    In my building, I can take the stairs DOWN from the 5th floor (all though there is a sign on it that says alarm will sound if you do it is lieing), but I can not take them UP because all the entrance doors to the stairs on the first floor are locked. I have no idea why. I have not tried to exit on a level other than mine because there are many other businesses in the building, and some take up complete floors.
  • Elise4270
    Elise4270 Posts: 8,375 Member
    @amymoreorless Love the staggered alarms! I had 3 set for months. One on my watch and two on my phone. I gave up and turned off two because i think i got up twice. I just accpted that I'm a hot afternoon runner.
  • katharmonic
    katharmonic Posts: 5,720 Member
    The alarms just reminded me to set mine!

    Date :::: Miles :::: Cumulative
    06/01/18 :::: 1.4 :::: 1.4
    06/02/18 :::: 0.0 :::: 1.4
    06/03/18 :::: 13.1 :::: 14.5
    06/04/18 :::: 0.8 :::: 15.3
    06/05/18 :::: 3.6 :::: 18.9
    06/06/18 :::: 3.5 :::: 22.4
    06/07/18 :::: 0.0 :::: 22.4
    06/08/18 :::: 0.0 :::: 22.4
    06/09/18 :::: 9.0 :::: 31.4
    06/10/18 :::: 6.9 :::: 38.2
    06/11/18 :::: 3.1 :::: 41.3
    06/12/18 :::: 5.2 :::: 46.5

    Marathon group tonight and the workout was hill repeats. If I had known that, I just might have skipped in favor of packing and getting ready for my trip tomorrow. But good thing I didn't know and I went, and I got it done. 30 minutes of hills plus warm-up and cool-down.

    Tomorrow I head out to hot and steamy Iowa. Hopefully I'll be reporting back with early morning running. I'm worried about getting my long run in. I'll have to scout out possible shadier options.