This is what it would look like:
It will eventually catch on in the sport of running. I think this is where Nick Symmonds was headed when he suggested drinking and gambling be acceptable.
This is what it would look like:
It will eventually catch on in the sport of running. I think this is where Nick Symmonds was headed when he suggested drinking and gambling be acceptable.
Friggin links giving me a hard time.
If I set my PR for the 5k running clockwise on a high school track would it be official?
Derek Zoolander would be the worlds worst runner at anything over 100m, but he'd look damn good doing it.
Moderate wrote:
Can we all settle on future "figure 8" tracks to satisfy everyone? We'll have congress vote on it. I think liberals and conservatives would all be happy with this approach.
This is an excellent answer and I would be happy to get on board with this solution...except for the fact that another, even better solution was proposed in another thread some time back. Make the track vertical - a giant hamster wheel. As explained in that previous thread there would be no inside lane, any advantage from drafting would be eliminated, finishing tactics would be incredible and the races would be awesome.
So, my vote is for the hamster wheel guy.
Thanks, that was one of mine.
From my point of view, they are running cw.
Bad Wigins wrote:
Thanks, that was one of mine.
Thumbs up.
mate its COUNTER clock-wise not anticlockwise just like they would say COUNTERflow and not ANTIflow or COUNTERstroke and not ANTIstrike or COUNTERfit and nor ANTIfit
you must have some British blood in you to speak that gibberish
The REAL Science Guy wrote:
adsfadsf wrote:BUT CLOCKS WEREN'T INVENTED YET
YES, THEY WERE.
They definitely had clocks at this point in time. It was more that they hadn't invented time yet and no one knew what to use the clocks for.
nutter buts wrote:
The REAL Science Guy wrote:YES, THEY WERE.
They definitely had clocks at this point in time. It was more that they hadn't invented time yet and no one knew what to use the clocks for.
Now we're talking. Listen to The Man.
This pretty much sums it up.