I had all Sasha's training rides and competitions in Garmin Connect. I always put the horse's name in the name of the activity, so it was an easy matter to get a list of all her rides. Then I downloaded each activity from Garmin Connect to then import into SportTracks. That was the most time consuming, but well worth the effort.
So here are her stats:
First up is a breakdown of her 619 miles under saddle by speed. How many miles she walked, trotted, cantered.
Walk: 119 miles - 19.26%
Trot: 459 miles - 74.12%
Canter: 32.8 miles - 5.29%
And the breakdown by time:
Walk: 43:19:33 - 32.53%
Trot: 71:24:23 - 53.61%
Canter: 2:56:46 - 2.21%
Average Speed
Walk: 2.75 mph
Trot: 6.43 mph
Canter: 11.1 mph
Where
Stopped: < 1.5 mph
Walk: 1.5 - 3.5 mph
Trot*: 3.5 - 10 mph
Canter: 10+ mph
*Trot as I've defined it here will include some fast walking and jigging, but I didn't want to add too many slices to the pie. I wanted a quick and dirty look at how Sasha's training over the last year has progressed.
This includes all training rides, 2 50 mile endurance rides, 1 30 mile LD and 3 25 mile LDs. All miles were on trail or road riding. Arena/round pen work and "pasture runs" were left out.
Tools used for this blog post:
Garmin Forerunner 910xt OR
Garmin Forerunner 920xt
Analysis Software:
SportTracks 3 ($79) - Zone Five Software
MPH Calculator (Since ST didn't give me the averages walk/trot/canter speed I wanted)
http://www.machinehead-software.co.uk/bike/speed_distance_time_calc.html
Horse: 1 awesome 12-year-old Arabian mare
Sasha and me at Iron Mountain Jubilee in August 2015 |
2 comments:
She looks great! What kind of vest are you wearing?
Thanks! Sasha is an amazing horse. I'm thrilled with how well she took to endurance. The vest is an Airowear Outlyne Body Protector. I generally wear it on the first loop when the horses are fresh and prone to being a bit more silly than normal.
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