I was a really slow runner last year, ran low 18's for 5k and 10:51 for the 3200.
I put in mileage over the summer and in the first week of school, I ran 10:36 for a 3200 TT. In my first xc race this season, I ran 16:10 on a 2.93 mile course. What can I possibly run this season?
Is braking 17 possible for me this season?
Jairdsmith wrote:
Is braking 17 possible for me this season?
If you 2.93 mile estimation is accurate, several online race calculators predict that you are almost already there, like about 15 seconds away. Putting the calculators aside, I would also guess that you're close.
So, yes, I think it is possible, and in fact probable.
Jairdsmith wrote:
Is braking 17 possible for me this season?
If 17m is the stopping distance, when you're on the highway going a reasonable 25m/s, you would need an avereage acceleration of -18m/s^2 to stop. Yikes.
is this considered trolling? wrote:
Jairdsmith wrote:Is braking 17 possible for me this season?
If 17m is the stopping distance, when you're on the highway going a reasonable 25m/s, you would need an avereage acceleration of -18m/s^2 to stop. Yikes.
Yes this is trolling, but 8/10
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