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    4 of 5 Thrive flows
    Cricket Flow
    Pose drills

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    13 x 200m with 2:30 rest between
    200m @ 42 seconds each (+/- 1 second)
    cadences from 200 - 210, 204 with good lean was great for making 41 - 42 second repeats. It's really cadence + lean that makes for speed.

    P.M.
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    Revive Flows
    Pose Drills and little practices

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    5 x 800m with 2:30 rest between
    I'd set my target time for the 800m at 3:15, which was too aggressive. I was faster than 3:15 only once, and slower than that for the other 4 repeats. Depending on which calculations I used, I could have been between 3:09 and 3:36 for 800m, so too much information is a little bit of a bad thing. I'll assess, calculate and adjust future paces. My recovery in 2:30 was still good, I was happy with that. Happy with my technique generally, although I've picked a couple of bad habits that come out under fatigue. I can recognize and correct for them.

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    fun! challenging to follow the coaching cues, but way fun!

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    early A.M.
    5 miles
    I fat-fingered my watch, and so, did not record my time.
    Great run, technically. There was a decent hill (OK it was a causeway) in the middle, and I was able to apply technique going up, which made flying down the hill loads of fun. Maintained good base cadence, ran through a little posture/form checklist to fix little errors or areas of tension creeping in. Had enough gas in the tank for an extra kick at the end of the run.

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    Revive Flows
    Focused Flexibility
    Pose Running drills (mostly focusing on pull)

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    5 x 400m with 2 minute rest between
    I'd calculated the 400m at 1:40, and they turned out to be 1:30 yay for me
    Still good breathing recovery, cadence 194 and 196

    P.M.
    TacFit Survival Basic level

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    Revive Flows

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    4 x 1100m with 3 minutes rest between.
    pacing sucked, this was very hard....

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    King of Clubs, Gamma level, 25 lb Clubbell® and tried 29lb Clubbell® for cleans and front pendulums (pendula?)

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    3 of 5 Revive Flows (I have to review the Lateral Line flow)

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