You can run the wrong way if you’re by yourself or the only group on the track and coordinating. Otherwise, it’s very much bad track etiquette. I’m a track coach, and if I saw that garbage, you’d be banned from our track.
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You can run the wrong way if you’re by yourself or the only group on the track and coordinating. Otherwise, it’s very much bad track etiquette. I’m a track coach, and if I saw that garbage, you’d be banned from our track.
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Very poor foruming OP.
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Fhrhr wrote:
Very poor foruming OP.
It’s tit for tat, which posts like your very pathetic self righteous one deserves.
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Kobbs Hessler wrote:
You're the A. Never run the wrong way on a public track. But at the very least, move out to lane 8 so you don't disturb anyone.
Is 'lane 8' a not-so-subtle request to get the heck out of the track? I have never seen a public 8 lane track in my life! The public track next to where I live has built-in timing sensors with bluetooth connectivity, but not the lanes beyond 5.
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Here in Thailand every track has 8 lanes. I think I've only seen one track with fewer than 8, and that one is right nextdoor to an 8 lane track.
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LR needs more web savvy.
reverso. wrote:
LR needs more web savvy.
*tech savvy. Silly kids.
No bueno wrote:
You can run the wrong way if you’re by yourself or the only group on the track and coordinating. Otherwise, it’s very much bad track etiquette. I’m a track coach, and if I saw that garbage, you’d be banned from our track.
But no one cares about your authority on this track, so stay in your tracks.
I always run clockwise to warm-up and cooldown but the rule at our track is you go into lanes 5-8.
8/10. An excellent troll post! The detail about setting your watch to lane 2 is 🤌