The last week of training is well underway. It is a volume week and certainly the most I have every trained. (This blog post is a few days late due to all the time consuming training ) The week has been a mix of longer OD workouts and two L3 interval sessions. The highlight of the week for me was our run/hike up Sacajawea (see picture below). It is hard to believe that the summer is coming to an end and that all of us will be heading off on new adventures within the next week. Reflecting back on this short eight weeks of training, I can see the strides everyone has made and they are huge! This is certainly credited to Andy. He has made summer training exciting, and something I now look forward to. He has taught us all ...
I’ve spent the last month not working, and it has been fantastic. It was such a huge push to defend my PhD, and then I had a few more months of work at Eawag, trying to finish up projects and papers. I wanted to make sure to take some time to myself before starting a postdoc, because I’m not sure when I’ll have another chance to just completely unplug. Science moves fast and as soon as I start my postdoc, I’ll be applying for jobs all over again. “That’s great!” People would say when I told them I was taking the summer off. “What will you do with yourself?” “Well, a lot of hiking, sleeping late, and reading,” I’d say. “And in July I’m doing my first real mountain running race.” Thinking back, I have realized that the race – the Gran Trail Courmayeur ...
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RELAY RESULTS:
Mixed Relay 2-3-2018-II
OPEN RACE RESULTS:
Boys Open Race 2-10-2018
Girls Open Race 2-10-2018
SPRINT RACE RESULTS:
Boys’:
1. Jakin Miller (MG)
2. Willy Wright (A)
3. Ric Donati (MG)
4. Noel Anderson (M)
5. Jacob Adams (MG)
6. Corben Craig (H)
7. Louis Salz (NMH)
8. Guy Rice-Lesure (M)
Girls’:
1. Brandi Gill (MG)
2. Sage Michel (NMH)
3. Tenley Smith (MG)
4. Sola Herdeson-Schmid (L)
5. Elizabeth Dupras (MG)
6. Jackie Wells (MG)
7. Ariel Dupras (MG)
8. Hollin Keyser-Parker (M)
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This past weekend on Saturday, Feb. 6, during the same foggy conditions in which the men’s Holmenkollen cross-country 50 k classic was run, the Nordic Combined World Cup sent skiers off of Holmenkollen’s 134-meter large hill for the jumping portion of an individual gundersen 10 k.
Norway’s Jarl Magnus Riiber won the event. Japan’s Akito Watabe placed second, and overall Nordic Combined World Cup leader, Germany’s Eric Frenzel, raced to third.
The U.S. had two athletes in the points: Bryan Fletcher skied to 20th, while his brother, Taylor Fletcher, placed 30th. Teammate Adam Loomis finished 43rd.
In a video on FIS, jumpers flying off the large hill are seen first as gray-tone silhouettes, then at the last second, as spandex-clad jumpers as they near the landing zone in Holmenkollen’s pea-soup visibility.
The jumping proved decisive. With the jump heading off the large hill, the time differences at the start of the skiing portion were expected to be possibly insurmountable.
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