Project Valkyrie: waterlog
Jan. 10th, 2011 01:44 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
truepenny75 minutes, 43 laps. Mostly pull buoy, although I was virtuous and used the kickboard, as well as doing unassisted laps--enough to make my ankle ache.
Progress toward Rivendell?
Okay. The last time I calculated my progress (on July 23rd), I was at 282.76 miles. A mile (surely the most awkward unit of measurement ever invented) is approximately 36 laps. I'm going to round up to 283 miles (giving myself a quarter mile for all the crutch-work in August, September, and October), start counting by miles with laps left over, and catch up on all the math here so that we can proceed in a less ridiculous fashion.
07/27/10: 32 laps
07/30/10: 34 laps
01/04/11: 19 laps
01/07/11: 32 laps
01/10/11: 43 laps
TOTAL: 160 laps
DIVIDE BY 36: 4 miles, 16 laps
287 miles total, with 16 laps toward the next mile.
And 11 a.m. with the water exercise class was much better than 5:30 p.m. with the intramural kids swim team.
Progress toward Rivendell?
Okay. The last time I calculated my progress (on July 23rd), I was at 282.76 miles. A mile (surely the most awkward unit of measurement ever invented) is approximately 36 laps. I'm going to round up to 283 miles (giving myself a quarter mile for all the crutch-work in August, September, and October), start counting by miles with laps left over, and catch up on all the math here so that we can proceed in a less ridiculous fashion.
07/27/10: 32 laps
07/30/10: 34 laps
01/04/11: 19 laps
01/07/11: 32 laps
01/10/11: 43 laps
TOTAL: 160 laps
DIVIDE BY 36: 4 miles, 16 laps
287 miles total, with 16 laps toward the next mile.
And 11 a.m. with the water exercise class was much better than 5:30 p.m. with the intramural kids swim team.
