Completing each lap would leave you way too elevated to start your next lap etc. Thoughts? And no, I did not eat an edible prior to posting this.
Completing each lap would leave you way too elevated to start your next lap etc. Thoughts? And no, I did not eat an edible prior to posting this.
Parking garage
Sand Dunes wrote:
Parking garage
Nice!
Are you asking if it possible to build an oval 400m track where the end is at a higher elevation than the start? Do I have that right?
Reminds me of that jeopardy video question on this stair way where it appeared like what you are talking about.
You could build a huge spiral that goes all the way to the moon. That way you can run repeat uphill 400s. When you get to the moon, you can come down on a helicopter.
Unless you take the M.C. Escher approach, which doesn't work in our present reality, what you need to do is build a 400m track that slopes up all the way around until the finish line and then put a fireman's pole in each lane at the end where runners to drop back down to the start.
Up Up and Away wrote:
You could build a huge spiral that goes all the way to the moon. That way you can run repeat uphill 400s. When you get to the moon, you can come down on a helicopter.
Only if it was solar powered or some sh!t.
If you had the whole thing on hydraulics that tilted the track 'upward' depending on where the runner is, does that count? Only work for one runner or group of runners on the same sport of the track at a time.
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