Opimized time for 0:04.8 25.0m based on even pacing:
0:03.67
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Opimized time for 0:04.8 25.0m based on even pacing:
0:03.67
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Trackbot! Optimize mile 67 64 66 68
Opimized time for 4:25.0 1609.344m based on even pacing:
4:22.72
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Opimized time for 2:00.0 800.0m based on even pacing:
1:55.79
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Trackbot! Optimize mile 63 66 68 75
Trackbot! Optimize Mile 76 85 84 76
Opimized time for 4:32.0 1609.344m based on even pacing:
4:25.21
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Opimized time for 5:21.0 1609.344m based on even pacing:
5:14.44
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jjjjjj wrote:
Yes, I am sure that a mile is long enough to be affected by temperature. Heat dissipation is very much an issue in a race that lasts over three minutes.
Based on what? Any science?
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Optimized time for 3:26.0 1600could not determine unit based on even pacing:
3:19.73
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1:04.0
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Optimized time for 4:34.0 1600.0m based on even pacing:
4:26.74
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1:58.31
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Have you ever run a mile on a hot day? What happens to your body temperature when you run? How many mile world records have been run in hot weather? The answers: I have run a mile on a hot day. It is harder. Your body temperature rises. You can stand around after a race for quite a while before cooling down. No mile world records, at least under 4, have been run in the 90s. Jim Ryun's 3:33.1 1500m world record was run in the mid 90s and no shade.
jjjjjj wrote:
Have you ever run a mile on a hot day? What happens to your body temperature when you run? How many mile world records have been run in hot weather? The answers: I have run a mile on a hot day. It is harder. Your body temperature rises. You can stand around after a race for quite a while before cooling down. No mile world records, at least under 4, have been run in the 90s. Jim Ryun's 3:33.1 1500m world record was run in the mid 90s and no shade.
My friend,
This calculator told you that Centro's Olympic run was worth 3:29. You loved that and lauded it as proof of what you thought.
Then this calculator told you Ryun's run was worth 3:26. You loved that also and lauded it as proof of your opinion.
Now you find out that the calculator was being operated incorrectly and the times it was spitting out are random, and you change to start talking about the weather that day saying it cost him 6 seconds or whatever. Just stop.
These delusions you and venty have about Ryun are just that.
Ryun was a great runner of his time, I'm sure if he ran today he would be up there with Centro, Makh and the like. But he never ran 3:24 or 1:39. Sorry.