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2010 mileage totals

I just added up my totals for 2010 (including the Nov and Dec EN OS stuff) and I'm just curious how a full season with EN will compare to my year of mindless volume.  I can tell you I've already done more "work" in two months than I did all last year.  

6222 bike

980 run

271K swim yards

Would anyone care to share?   

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  • I do not have mileage handy to break out between the sports for 2010, but my December TSS was the highest since June.
  • I'll play. My totals are mostly pre-EN as well. Hope to have better bike miles next year.
    Swim: 209,200 yds
    Bike: 2469 miles
    Run: 993 miles
  •  

    Swim

      144,762 yds
    Run   1,502.5 mi
    Bike   2,630.8 mi
    Total   4,215.5 mi

    These totals are about "normal" for me in a non IM year.  This year, as I am racing IM again, I will have more bike miles for sure.  Also a crash in both the spring and fall meant some time off. The running and swimming wil likely be about the same after I do more between now and the end of July and then not much in August if past patterns hold true.

  • Doh! I've started the past 2 years very high due to a local Iron Distance Challenge. I've swallowed more kool-aid this year and am hoping that lower volume, higher intensity pays-off down the road.



    Swim 486,208 yards

    Bike  7,030 miles

    Run  1,763 miles

     

  • This thread induced me to open my workout log for the first time since my accident. The program is The Athlete's Diary for the Mac, and automatically adds things by week, month and year. BUT: quality IS more important than quantity, to I looked at avg speeds, also.

    Here are S/B/R totals for 2007-10 with avg speeds, which are also automatically calc'd. (2010 is 1-1-10 thru 9-17-10, so pro-rate away):

    2007: 263km/5082 m/1033 m; 2.6 k/hr 14.6 mph 8:42 min/mi (1 IM)

    2008: 316/5062/1078; 2.7/15.5/8:53 2 IM

    2009: 323/5734/8:55; 2.7/15.9/8:55 3 IM, started EN mid-season (thru 9-17, to compare with 2010: 238/4180/791 2.7/15.5/8:58)

    2010: 178/4310/745; 2.8/16.7/8:33 3 IM planned, first full EN OS

    Conclusion: EN swim training is less, biking is faster, running is faster, with improved race times. Less overall time spent training, but overall worked harder under EN system, with slight improvement in times, which, at age 61, is signfiicant.

     

  • Here are my 2010 totals:

    Swim 245,870 yards

    Bike 3,206 miles

    Run 960 miles
  • My 2010 totals: new to triathlon this year by the way:

    Swim: 66880 yards
    Bike: 1,104 miles
    Run: 959 miles
    Lifted: (oooooh yes I know the bad stuff) 38 hours. But I like my upper body. image
  • Here are mine :
    Swim : 298,000 yds
    Bike : 4975 mi
    Run : 1180 mi
    Not my biggest yearly totals by far, but all EN miles....best year yet !
  • @liebs - how ripped can you get lifting 6 minutes a day? Thats even better than the 7 minute abs plan from something about Mary :-)
  •  

    Year - Bike - Run - Swim


    2010 5677.05 Mi - 263h 34m 59s

    Pace: 21.54 Mi/hr

     
    1914.65 Mi - 212h 59m 52s

    Pace: 06m 40s Mi

     
    355118.70 Yd - 88h 11m 38s

    Pace: 01m 29s /100 Yd 
    2009 6566.08 Mi - 296h 39m 16s

    Pace: 22.13 Mi/hr

     
    2299.20 Mi - 266h 37m 07s

    Pace: 06m 58s Mi

     
    460219.20 Yd - 130h 43m 41s

    Pace: 01m 42s /100 Yd 


    2008 4472.20 Mi - 244h 45m 47s

    Pace: 18.27 Mi/hr

     
    2402.33 Mi - 310h 09m 46s

    Pace: 07m 45s Mi

     
    293230.00 Yd - 87h 04m 08s

    Pace: 01m 47s /100 Yd 

     


    2007 4553.32 Mi - 282h 54m 48s

    Pace: 16.09 Mi/hr

     
    1343.71 Mi - 199h 18m 28s

    Pace: 08m 54s Mi

     
    280672.00 Yd - 92h 47m 18s

    Pace: 01m 59s /100 Yd 

     

    @ChrisG, note the reduction in run volume for each of the last three years ... told you that each year I am adding less extra work to the plans.

  • Posted By Matt Ancona on 03 Jan 2011 11:29 AM

     @ChrisG, note the reduction in run volume for each of the last three years ... told you that each year I am adding less extra work to the plans.





     

    ... but you're still fricken able to knock out double the milage of most of us do ...

  • Posted By Dave Tallo on 03 Jan 2011 12:15 PM
    Posted By Matt Ancona on 03 Jan 2011 11:29 AM

     @ChrisG, note the reduction in run volume for each of the last three years ... told you that each year I am adding less extra work to the plans.





     

    ... but you're still fricken able to knock out double the milage of most of us do ...

    Thats why I included hours, pace, and distance as my average pace allows me to cover more miles than most while not spending crazy amounts of time running.  I really do stick to the EN plans, but I can cover ~23 miles in each of my 2.5 hour runs, and most hour long standard 3x1mi type runs come in at 9+ miles for me.  Keep in mind I'm also 29 and <140lbs so my body can handle quite a bit of running.<br />


     

  • There will be more hockey and yoga in 2011... part of my quest for life balance. Don't tell R'n'P!!


    2010 totals
    Bike: 267h 11m 08s - 4126.87 Mi
    Run: 194h 03m 53s - 1116.68 Mi
    Swim: 143h 15m 37s - 377829 Yd
    Strength: 60h 19m
    Hockey: 6h 45m
    Paddle Boarding: 2h 55m
    Yoga: 7h 30m
  • Great stuff everybody.   Keep it coming.

  • How do you pull the totals from WKO+?
  • this is rough and all pre EN - I did a half IM and a marathon this year as my a races:

    Run: 1385 K
    Bike: 2250K
    swim: 23,000M

    More next year??

    Jane
  • @ Scott - I was wondering the same thing but in the end found it easy in SportTracks. I've been playing with SportTracks for a while for running and in the past year swimming. SportTracks will import from Garmin or WKO+.



    2010 totals



    Run - 1251M 198:35h 8:47/mi

    Bike - 1142M 77:29h 14.8 mph

    Swim - 32,500yd 5:31h - not sure about accuracy of these, not all swims were in and time seems odd too.

    3 marathons, 2 half marathons, 3 sprints, 1 HIM



    Not included: 50 mile backchountry XC trip, 100 mile canoe trip, or various hiking and XC trips.

     

  • Posted By Matt Ancona on 03 Jan 2011 11:29 AM

     

    Year - Bike - Run - Swim


    2010 5677.05 Mi - 263h 34m 59s

    Pace: 21.54 Mi/hr

     
    1914.65 Mi - 212h 59m 52s

    Pace: 06m 40s Mi

     
    355118.70 Yd - 88h 11m 38s

    Pace: 01m 29s /100 Yd 
    2009 6566.08 Mi - 296h 39m 16s

    Pace: 22.13 Mi/hr

     
    2299.20 Mi - 266h 37m 07s

    Pace: 06m 58s Mi

     
    460219.20 Yd - 130h 43m 41s

    Pace: 01m 42s /100 Yd 


    2008 4472.20 Mi - 244h 45m 47s

    Pace: 18.27 Mi/hr

     
    2402.33 Mi - 310h 09m 46s

    Pace: 07m 45s Mi

     
    293230.00 Yd - 87h 04m 08s

    Pace: 01m 47s /100 Yd 

     


    2007 4553.32 Mi - 282h 54m 48s

    Pace: 16.09 Mi/hr

     
    1343.71 Mi - 199h 18m 28s

    Pace: 08m 54s Mi

     
    280672.00 Yd - 92h 47m 18s

    Pace: 01m 59s /100 Yd 

     

    @ChrisG, note the reduction in run volume for each of the last three years ... told you that each year I am adding less extra work to the plans.



    Holy sh*t Matt, 2400 running miles in 2008 PLUS your swimming and biking miles? My ultra-runner buddy barely broke 2000 miles for 2010 (he finished Leadville in sub 24 hours) and I thought his miles were nuts!

     

  • Well I am very new to this so all your mileage totals blow mine away!

    S/B/R (all 3 in miles):

    2009 - first year off the couch: 5/315/150

    2010 - first year in Triathlon, 3 oly + 2 half marathons: 67/1,446/691

    2011 - moving to HIM, doing the OS, going to be way bigger numbers for sure...assuming no injuries...
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