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February 25th 08, 04:16 AM
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Elevation gain?
Just got a new toy: Garmin Forerunner 305. I went on one of my
favorite skis and came up with the following data. Distance: 25.5.km Total ascent: 885 m (2,900 ft?) Of course total descent was the same since it was a loop. How does this compare to routes you guys ski on? Would you consider this a tough 25 K, average or what? Just curious, since I've never measured this before. My average HR was 73% of max (measured max, not calculated). This ski was fairly typical of what I call my LSD, but I often think I'm going a little too hard. 
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