My friend told me about this website running2win and how there's a top 20 weekly mileage contest list, now I am considering making a account but I am only going to do it if I can get in the top 20. So I was wondering what it takes to make it on the list? What the least and highest amount of mileage you have seen someone make it into list with?
If you log in the morning before most people you can get on there with like 80, otherwise it'll take like 90 something. But I have to let you know that this is an extremely weird goal to have.
How so?
Been a member of R2W since 2005. As far as I know, it isn't a contest. You win nothing, except pointless bragging rights.
Long time user of running2win, best log online IMO. Most times of the year it takes about 100mpw to make the top twenty. Occasionally inbetween seasons it dips into the upper 80s. You also have the occasional clown who will make a fake account and long 200plus mileage weeks. Usually they are deleted within a matter of Days.
If your going to do this goal you might as well just make it your goal to run 100 miles a week and log it at the same time. You'll make it.
Win2theNing wrote:
My friend told me about this website running2win and how there's a top 20 weekly mileage contest list, now I am considering making a account but I am only going to do it if I can get in the top 20. So I was wondering what it takes to make it on the list? What the least and highest amount of mileage you have seen someone make it into list with?
Everyone is assuming you are a dude, but if you are a lady, mileage in the high 60s to 70s will put you in the top 20.
As of right now on the men's side top 20, the highest mileage is 117 and the lowest is 83. On the women's it is 107 and 59.
Keep in mind it is rolling weekly total not a end of the week total. Results will vary every day. I was able to make the list about a year ago for a several days when I hit 100 mpw.
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