February 3, Monday: Rest Day
2-Hour Massage
February 4, Tuesday: @HPA Parade Ground (Paved & Dirt Roads) Start: 5:00 PM
Distance—13.21 Kilometers/8.25 Miles
Time—1:24:04 Hours
Average Pace—6:21 mins/km
Average Speed—9.4 ams/hour
Total Calories—905 cal
Total Ascent—492 meters
Total Descent—508 meters
Weather—Hot & Humid/Afternoon Run
Shoes—Hoka One One Stinson Evo
February 5, Wednesday: Indoor
40-Minute Stationary Cycling
February 6, Thursday: @HPA Parade Ground/Start: 7:40 AM
Distance—17.01 Kilometers/10.6 Miles
Time—1:55:00 Hours
Average Pace—6:45 mins/km
Average Speed—8.9 kilometers/hour
Total Calories—1,174 cal
Total Ascent—565 meters
Total Descent—559 meters
Weather—Hot & Humid
Shoes—Hoka One One Stinson Evo
February 7, Friday: @Mabalacat, Pampanga To San Fernando, Pampanga (Route of Manila to Baguio 250K Ultra Marathon Race)/Start: 9:55 AM
Distance—35.43 Kilometers/22 Miles (Road Run)
Time—6:25:49 Hours
Average Pace—10:52 mins/km
Average Speed—5.5 kilometers/hour
Total Calories—1,943 cal
Total Ascent—1,259 meters
Total Descent—1,263 meters
Weather—VERY Hot
Shoes—Hoka One One Stinson Evo
Comment: Slow Run with Walking Breaks/”Pit Stops” @ 7-11 Stores
February 8, Saturday: @ Mabalacat, Pampanga To Tarlac City (Route of Manila To Baguio 250K Ultra Marathon Race) /Start: 1:03 AM (Night Run)
Distance—32 Kilometers/20.15 Miles
Time—5:20:18 Hours
Average Pace—15:54 minutes/mile
Average Moving Pace—14:47 minutes/mile
Elevation Gain—168 feet
Elevation Loss—357 feet
Total Calories—1,644 cal
Weather—Cooler
Shoes—Hoka One One Bondi Speed
Comment: Slow & Easy Run. Tried some nutrition food/drinks to keep me alert during nighttime running
February 9, Sunday: @Baguio City
Rest Day/Race Director at the Finish Line of the 1st PAU Manila To Baguio 250K Ultra Marathon Race (3-Day Stage)
Total Weekly Mileage: 97.65 Kilometers/61 Miles
Total Weekly Time: 15:15 Hours
Comment: No trail runs for this week but took advantage of the Manila To Baguio 250K 3-Day Stage Ultra Run to put more endurance on my legs, heart and lungs. Runs for this week were more on “heat” training.
