Portland Run




I had a few days in Portland this week so packed in the running gear. That's just a habit now whenever we travel away - going for a run somewhere different is a great way to explore the area.

The obvious track was to head along near the beach and out the pier. I also went past the Fawthrop Lagoon (home of the Portland Parkrun) which has a track all the way around, which I didn't do today. Then up past the Lighthouse to make it a an 8km loop.

There were quite a few people out walking and all gave a friendly "Good Morning!" (a big tick for the locals). 

My pace was a bit slower today as I was still feeling a bit sore in the legs from Sunday's long run (19km) which was the longest I've done for a while.




Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Phosphate Recovery Test

This fitness test is commonly described in PE textbooks and can be used to analyse energy system interplay and causes of fatigue. In previous years I have used a stop-watch and whistle to time the 7 second sprints and 23 second recovery periods - which means I spent most of the time with my head over the stopwatch! After searching without success for an audio file of this test I decided to make my own last year and use it from my phone with a bluetooth speaker. I used it again this week and thought that other PE teachers might find this useful so I will share it here. Note this version is 8 x 7 seconds (every 30 seconds). Click here to access the Phosphate Recovery Test audio
Read more

About me

Hi I'm Paul! I live in Ararat near the Grampians in Victoria.  In this blog I plan to share some of my runs, trail runs, rides, events and anything else I think of.
Read more