I've seen Strava activities that definitely don't have a point every second. I think that is probably the raw data.
I've seen Strava activities that definitely don't have a point every second. I think that is probably the raw data.
RYinvestigator wrote:
Hiro wrote:My interest was in regard to some of the training information he presented. Specifically the last two images posted here:
http://imgur.com/a/9JWxv.
Why? Because the same material shows up here:
http://www.brightonhalfmarathon.com/news/nick-anderson/. Without context we cant know for sure if he attributes it or not. That is why we really need to get a copy of the book.
Good catch. I think I understand what you are saying... ©
- The names of Nick Anderson and Katie Hiscock aren't mentioned in the book (according to Google Books search).
- The Brighton marathon is mentioned once (just a mention it's one of his favourites).
Some more screenshots:
http://imgur.com/a/TqNvoThis is a similar website...:
http://gearpatrol.com/2013/11/07/complete-guide-running-first-ultramarathon/
Someone is copying someone:
http://www.serpentine.org.uk/pages/beginners_marathon.htmlIn related news:
Sources in Nashville report that laz has issued a Cease and Desist Order against Fake Laz, and has also filed a lawsuit claiming $100,000 in damages saying that his image has been tarnished. When asked about the money, laz replied "oh, it's ok. it's for my children".
Investigator wrote:
Someone is copying someone:
http://www.serpentine.org.uk/pages/beginners_marathon.html
The legendary Frank Horwill will be turning in his grave.
Shame on you Rob and Dustin.
Fake Laz wrote:
CaptainandtheToenail wrote:Finally, Robbie has broken his silence. I bring you, "Robert Young Reacts."
http://captiongenerator.com/96055/Robert-Young-ReactsPeter Sagan's mom is the only one that can save us now! Haha.....love it.
Brilliant!
If you can do anything with this, that would be awesome.
https://github.com/aaryno/ry16_transcon_datateam1.kml wrote:
Fake Laz wrote:Peter Sagan's mom is the only one that can save us now! Haha.....love it.
Brilliant!
+1 excellent
Fake Laz wrote:
CaptainandtheToenail wrote:Finally, Robbie has broken his silence. I bring you, "Robert Young Reacts."
http://captiongenerator.com/96055/Robert-Young-ReactsPeter Sagan's mom is the only one that can save us now! Haha.....love it.
This just made my day. And I'm tapering, so that's saying a lot.
Not sure where someone was saying that the TomTom, Strava account and something else were deliberately set in different time zones to confuse matters - but I'm fairly sure Strava just does that based on where it thinks you live.
I live in Australia but spend a fair bit of time running in the USA and although Garmin Connect will adjust, when the activities appear in Strava it always reflects the time in Australia when the run took place, e.g. 1am or whatever.
I tried to adjust for this before a trip last year by changing my location on Strava to the USA and all that did was completely confuse the mobile app to the point that it stopped working. The website kept recording things in Australian time I think. So I don't think Team Robbie did that deliberately, they likely wouldn't have the know-how to adjust it even if they wanted to.
If you can do anything with this, that would be awesome.
https://github.com/aaryno/ry16_transcon_data
I've taken one of these, added 1 second intervals to the gpx points, and reuploaded to Strava. It looks like a valid assumption to me that he does have his TomToms configured for 1 second recording.
We'd need to know the start time of each run to fully recreate them.
Watcher of videos wrote:
If you can do anything with this, that would be awesome.
https://github.com/aaryno/ry16_transcon_dataI've taken one of these, added 1 second intervals to the gpx points, and reuploaded to Strava. It looks like a valid assumption to me that he does have his TomToms configured for 1 second recording.
We'd need to know the start time of each run to fully recreate them.
And it would definitely be moving time only, since there's no info on if the 1 second intervals are continuous - watch could have been paused.
Watcher of videos wrote:
If you can do anything with this, that would be awesome.
https://github.com/aaryno/ry16_transcon_dataI've taken one of these, added 1 second intervals to the gpx points, and reuploaded to Strava. It looks like a valid assumption to me that he does have his TomToms configured for 1 second recording.
We'd need to know the start time of each run to fully recreate them.
Recording interval is fixed at 1s on the TomTom. You can confirm that in the raw data via the gpx and csv download formats. eg 2h 42 session bike has 9729 data points.
Watcher of videos wrote:
If you can do anything with this, that would be awesome.
https://github.com/aaryno/ry16_transcon_dataI've taken one of these, added 1 second intervals to the gpx points, and reuploaded to Strava. It looks like a valid assumption to me that he does have his TomToms configured for 1 second recording.
We'd need to know the start time of each run to fully recreate them.
Should be able to see some rough times (Date + morning/night) from the google doc screenshots of joanna's activities. And could reference with RV tracker. Would be cool to recreate that one where there's a 3:44 mile...
team1.kml wrote:
Thursday, May 19, 2016
Night Run
26.8mi
Distance
3:16:36
Moving Time
7:19/mi
Pace
Elevation 3,129ft Calories —
Elapsed Time 5:06:21
Device: TomTom GPS Sport Watch Shoes: —
TOP
RESULTS
Best estimated 30k effort (3:38:25)
Best estimated 2 mile effort (8:57)
Best estimated 1 mile effort (3:44)
Best estimated 1k effort (2:52)
Using the un-timestamped gpx downloads from Joanna's account, I found that "week1 - joanna/Night_Run (15).gpx" had 18382 points, which exactly matches this run of 5:06:21.
I then recreated the start time from the open tracker data, and repopulated the gpx with 1 second time intervals. Upload is here:
https://www.strava.com/activities/625342148We should be able to target the others the same way.
Ah, this is actually the one with the 3:34 GAP mile. It's uploaded now as a 'race' so shown in elapsed time rather than moving time. Mile 11 drops to a 6:14 mile, and 3:38 GAP.
Jaimie, where are your experts?
Mr Fuller of it should look at the Rossi thread and notice this won't go away.
Anything less than a thorough wiping-the-floor won't cut it.
We should get the cyclists involved, I am sure many are pissed about Mr Fuller there, too.
CaptainandtheToenail wrote:
Finally, Robbie has broken his silence. I bring you, "Robert Young Reacts."
http://captiongenerator.com/96055/Robert-Young-Reacts
LOL.
By the way, to the guy who made the FOIA requests, any updates?
Bingo!!!Very well done. This nails them in a really big time way.Jaimie Fullofit will not like this one at all.SKINS CEO needs to see this picture.Take a look at your TeamFakeâ„¢ Jaimie.
SKAMS wrote:
CaptainandtheToenail wrote:Finally, Robbie has broken his silence. I bring you, "Robert Young Reacts."
http://captiongenerator.com/96055/Robert-Young-ReactsLOL.
By the way, to the guy who made the FOIA requests, any updates?
Very funny. This reminds me of another video I saw just tonight which was an autobiography of Alberto 'Androgel' Salazar…with just a hint of 'roid rage' at the 2014 US Indoor Championships.
http://captiongenerator.com/13377/Behind-the-Scenes-2014-USATF-IndoorsOh boy.