Potentially Suspicious Runner To Run 836 Miles in 9 Days for "Charity"

Yeah right lol. wrote:

So he ripped the chip off his laces leaving the ties behind and then somehow attached it to the back of "he's" shoe using the "never before used 'back loop' method".

Yeah right lol.

Another world's first only adds to he's fame, leaving the ties in the normal position was presumably a fashion statement like a sideways baseball cap.

Dave, a 'back loop' method man wrote:

"Do we really need to discuss why no person would ever actually allow this to happen"

Well yeah, we do because it just adds to the mounting evidence that Terrie and Dave are liars.

Any photos from his previous events showing where he attached the chip?

Was it just the 2016 VLM where he decided on the revolutionary and never before used 'back loop' method?

Terrie:

"Dave did wear he’s chip, it was on his back loop which is why it can’t be seen in the photos."

In the London Marathon 2015, Dave Reading clearly has his timing chip on the front of his shoes instead of the fake back of the shoe:

Why are we finding out about the broken chip which is not seen on any photos because it is flopping around on the back of Dave's shoe...only now?

This important information only been exposed after 135 pages of 2,700 productive posts.

This is why cheater-liar-fraud threads should not ever be closed, stopped, or deleted at any time.

There could be important information like this revelation that only comes out after a lot of examination, study, discussion, investigation, enhanced interrogation, Spanish Inquisition (no one expects the Spanish Inquisition), torture...and finally a confession.

This is also why some posters on cheater-liar-threads (e.g. me) should not be deleted...or banned.

He's a Walter Mitty. wrote:

I believe his idea was to become a personality on the speaking and promotion circuit,

Seriously? Dave as a speaker? The dumnfvck can't even string two words together.

Looks like Terrie and Dave have a new Facebook page, they are starting to rebrand themselves as "Extreme Adventures" with "TraindontTroll" as the URL name:

https://m.facebook.com/TraindontTroll/

They are still going full on with their scamming, showing no remorse at all.

Re: the shoe loop...

How did he manage to attach the chip to the back of the trainer? If I'm not mistaken, he appears to be wearing Asics running trainers. I'm not sure on the exact model however, I've scanned through the Asics website and cannot find a single running shoe that has a loop on the back.

Yet another Reading lie...

The only thing they're "Extreme" in is their level of lying and fantasizing.

And this is in the world of "Extreme" lying and fantasy, even for Dave and Terrie:

"So he ripped the chip off his laces leaving the ties behind and then somehow attached it to the back of "he's" shoe using the "never before used 'back loop' method"."

Seriously ? wrote:

He's a Walter Mitty. wrote:

I believe his idea was to become a personality on the speaking and promotion circuit,

Seriously? Dave as a speaker? The dumnfvck can't even string two words together.

A school assembly was arranged for DR to talk to the children of Taverham High School. Despite being asked, DR hogged all of the exposure and failed to introduce me, MH and TR (GR was not present). The only person introduced was Duncan Slater (WWTW) who also spoke to the children. The school took receipt of collection boxes which were placed around the school buildings. Two of the Reading children, Charlie (CR) & CHR attend this school.

During our stay at the Penzance Youth Hostel, DR had a telephone interview with Felicity Cross of the Daily Star Newspaper. During this DR lied about his London marathon time (the time changed for the 3rd time), the previous training runs he had not completed and that NF had been training him throughout. I looked at him when he said these to question why he was lying again.

Hockering to Cromer – Failed after getting in Support vehicle at Alby Horse Shoes Inn (A140) and travelling to Cromer cliff top café on Runton Road. Once actually shouting at me telling me (after he decided to take a different route to what I was given by him – I back tracked as I had not seen them) “If this was for real the world record would be f*cked, gone! I can’t afford any mistakes! Don’t take it personally just learn from it. Now get back in the van and travel 4 miles, 4 f*cking miles! If you can’t do this I’ve got 11 days to find someone that can!” I just let this slide as DR was in a threatening and unpredictable rage and I was holding back from having an anxiety attack. Having travelled the 4 miles and no sign of them again, I contacted Terrie Reading (TR) and MH to find that they had taken the wrong route. Again DR was in a threatening and unpredictable rage and wanted to terminate the run just short of Aylsham. DR was eventually convinced that the correct road to Cromer was no more than 200 yards away. DR then gradually made his way to the final RV at Alby Horse Shoes Inn, where he got in the van and told me to drive to Cromer. Before I could question this DR said “It’s only a training run it doesn’t matter and no one is ever going to know. I’ve had enough, let’s go get an ice cream!"

Joe the driver destroyed Dave Reading with the truth.

Hoka's, he'd conned them in to donating some to him, can't remember how many.

Some of them do have a loop on the back, dunno which model he was wearing, not that you'd rip the chip off your laces anyway and then attach it to the loop, pure fantasy.

https://www.google.com/search?q=hokas&num=100&lr=&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi_t_SqkLfVAhUKGpQKHesfB2sQ_AUICygC&biw=1188&bih=501

Hoka's wrote:

Hoka's, he'd conned them in to donating some to him, can't remember how many.

Some of them do have a loop on the back, dunno which model he was wearing, not that you'd rip the chip off your laces anyway and then attach it to the loop, pure fantasy.

https://www.google.com/search?q=hokas&num=100&lr=&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi_t_SqkLfVAhUKGpQKHesfB2sQ_AUICygC&biw=1188&bih=501

Yeah, good spot. I stand corrected...Hoka's Clifton 2 Blue / Orange Flash. These do have a small loop on the heel. Although why someone would choose to attach the timing chip there when the instructions that come with the chip clearly illustrate that you loop it through the laces I'll never know.

YorkieCoach wrote:

Yeah, good spot. I stand corrected...Hoka's Clifton 2 Blue / Orange Flash. These do have a small loop on the heel. Although why someone would choose to attach the timing chip there when the instructions that come with the chip clearly illustrate that you loop it through the laces I'll never know.

We all know that nobody would.

Shoe Slapper wrote:

I have no idea whether, with months and months of time, someone could manually alter every single data point in a Tom Tom watch GPS file in order to fudge a race. Terrie did, apparently, scroll through thousands of pictures taken of the race until she found one of Dave. However, it seems unlikely that the Tom Tom was faked. So we should accept that Dave ran the marathon and completed it in 4:19, until proven otherwise.

Tom Tom watches store GPS data in files on the watch in either KML or GPX format.

There are applications which exist to "clean up" a GPX file without any code wizardry required. See, for example, this search:

Given that you can also just edit them in a text editor, it doesn't seem that hard to alter.

What if Terrie or Dave:

(1) walked the route of the London Marathon sometime after the race to generate a starting file with appropriate location points.

(2) mapped out the pace/times required to match their claim with London.

(3) modified time data for each location point in order to match the claimed finish.

The only barrier I can see is the time and effort required to revise thousands and thousands of data points. The only upside I see is the ability to deliver "proof" months after the race.

An alternate option would be to ride a bike over the route. That might be an easier way to match the time and only be left with the false cadence data to input.

Speaking of cadence, someone up-thread commented on how unusual it is for the cadence of a runner to remain so consistent even as their pace dropped across the course of a marathon. Could be a marker of faked data points...

Bit ironic, but seen here in The Ultra Marathon Running Store:

https://www.ultramarathonrunningstore.com/Hoka-CLIFTON-2-Road-Running-Shoes-p/hokacliftontwo.htm

That's too extreme TomTom work even for them, plus they're too thick to do it properly.

Former Aircraftsman Dave said: “I think it’s going to be hell. I’ve tried. It’s going to be a great experience but a painful one. This is more of a military exercise than a running exercise.

“In the military they do a TAB exercise – tactical advance into battle – and it’s a slow, steady pace but you get from point A to point B.

“I’m not an ultra runner so I won’t be doing seven minute miles for 100 miles. But that does mean I’ll be losing out on sleep to get the distance in.”

Dave, who was discharged from service last December, will also be raising funds for the Royal Air Force Association.

In training, his longest run of 150 miles took 30 hours. To make his efforts official, his progress will be tracked by GPS and also verified with his team of helpers taking witness statements along the route.

Explaining his motivation for the mission, Dave said: “I was BULLIED from a young age. I suffered badly at school and it set me back in those early years.

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/604025/ex-RAF-dad-Dave-Reading-quit-smoking-33-marathons-nine-days

Dave stated to the reporter that his longest training run was 150 miles in 30 hours.

This is another lie by Dave Reading.

Dave, will also be raising funds for the Royal Air Force Association.

And what did Dave raise for the Royal Air Force Association?

Zero.

So another lie.

haha you couldn't make this stuff up

Bunch of lying wankers

Yeah right lol. wrote:

So he ripped the chip off his laces leaving the ties behind and then somehow attached it to the back of "he's" shoe using the "never before used 'back loop' method".

Yeah right lol.

http://imgur.com/a/WpxiL#p6CkdOA