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2026
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WEEK 23.

1 JUN — 7 JUN 2026

the week of Gordon Whelbourn Race 1

Gordon Whelbourn Race 2
RACE
15 sessions logged
11h 57m total time
30.9km distance covered
5.3k calories burned
vs Week 22 · 2026 → ±0% Sessions −3% Time +672% Distance −4% Calories +6 Records

WHAT HAPPENED.

races, records, firsts and streaks, from the sessions

THE SEVEN DAYS.

7 of 7 days moving
  1. MON1
    YOG Slow Flow Pilates 53m RUN Gordon Whelbourn Race 1 5.2km RACE
  2. TUE2
    GYM Chest & Triceps PT 5.2t RUN Gordon Whelbourn Race 2 5.0km RACE
  3. WED3
    YOG Slow Flow Pilates 53m GYM Back & Biceps PT 6.3t RUN Gordon Whelbourn Race 3 5.0km RACE
  4. THU4
    GYM Shoulders (no legs) 4.8t CF Bingham Bootcamp 35m RUN Gordon Whelbourn Race 4 5.1km RACE
  5. FRI5
    YOG Core & Stretch Pilates 52m RUN Gordon Whelbourn Race 5 5.0km RACE
  6. SAT6
    RUN Lincoln Inflatable 5k 5.6km YOG Pilates Circuit 1h 01m
  7. SUN7
    YOG Hotpod Yoga 1h 12m

ON FILM.

8 frames
  1. Gordon Whelbourn Race 2 RACE Gordon Whelbourn Race 2
  2. Gordon Whelbourn Race 3 RACE Gordon Whelbourn Race 3
  3. Gordon Whelbourn Race 4 RACE Gordon Whelbourn Race 4
  4. Gordon Whelbourn Race 5 RACE Gordon Whelbourn Race 5
  5. Pilates Circuit Pilates Circuit
  6. Core & Stretch Pilates Core & Stretch Pilates
  7. Bingham Bootcamp Bingham Bootcamp
  8. Shoulders (no legs) Shoulders (no legs)

RECORDS.

13 new
3 JUN
Bicep Curl
  • VOLUME 1482kg +312 kg
3 JUN
Cable Twist (Up To Down)
  • 1RM 20kg +4.2 kg
  • SET VOLUME 150kg +50 kg
  • VOLUME 800kg +200 kg
  • REPS 10reps +2
4 JUN
Lateral Raise
  • 1RM 33.3kg +10.5 kg
  • SET VOLUME 250kg +40 kg
  • VOLUME 1064kg +532 kg
4 JUN
Overhead Press
  • VOLUME 1688kg +294.4 kg
4 JUN
Rear Delt Reverse Fly (Machine)
  • 1RM 60.2kg +0.2 kg
  • SET VOLUME 450kg +90 kg
  • VOLUME 1280kg +300 kg
2 JUN
Tricep Extension
  • SET VOLUME 270kg +20 kg

THE WRITE-UP.

machine-written, human-checked
Seven days unbroken and 15 sessions, which is a lot of rope to hang myself with, but here we are. Six runs did the heavy lifting, with a 5K in 23:06, a 1K in 4:18 and a mile in 7:04 all turning up like it was nothing, and 13 PBs fell along the way, which is just silly. Strength and pilates quietly filled the gaps (3 weight sessions, 4 pilates, plus a crossfit and a yoga for good measure), so legs were properly cooked by the end of it. 30.9 km and 504 m of climbing across nearly 12 hours of moving about, and the heart rate peaked at 169 bpm in a race, which feels fair. Turns out doing a bit of everything every single day works out surprisingly well, and I'm not even sorry.
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