Hive account@new.things just finished a 9.07km run, that lasted for 76 minutes.
This run helped new.things burn 518.0 calories.
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I try to power up most days now too just like my running, with compounding I am starting to get some where.
The easy down hill recovery section, photo credit 
Hive account@consciouscat
Running Intervals on uneven gravel trail hills with ununiform gradient is also impossible to get a nice smooth chart but they all count.
One day I hope to get all that recovery cadence into the green area but for now I am happy just not to be walking.
The Garmin data shows I could have been trying a bit harder on the hills. I seemed to have the easy nailed now but ideally that zone 3 should be in zone 4. I will blame my old age and am still just getting used to these weekly hill surges.
My fastest 400m was the last one @ 5:36 pace, which is not that impressive but the 15 metres of elevation gain is significant, hopefully it will not take long to feel comfortable at being that uncomfortable.
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https://www.strava.com/activities/14327059732
About the Athlete: A 5km runner living in Brisbane and an avid parkrun tourist that has done a few Triathlons, Ultras and Ironmans.
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