Stops 4 Mimi wrote:
Scam_Watcheroo wrote:Someone should ask them what all those stops are for.
They wouldn't be so odd if there were not so many. They are stops and restarts of very short duration.
And they have only become apparent since the Garmin use started.
Maker of points wrote:
Mimi's double Strava wrote:You tell me. One Suunto is on her right arm. The other on the left. The pace should be identical, yes?
Another total red herring to try and up make "evidence". You can have two identical watches on when out for a run, and the distances recorded by the watches could well be different.
Km Pace for first km:
Suunto 1 - 8:27
Suunto 2 - 7:35
Each Suunto could have locked onto a signal at slightly different times giving a slightly different 'first km'
if you look they start at slightly diffrent points
My guess is that she started one watch and forgot to start the second until a little later.
Mimi's double Strava wrote:
Maker of points wrote:Another total red herring to try and up make "evidence". You can have two identical watches on when out for a run, and the distances recorded by the watches could well be different.
Km Pace for first km:
Suunto 1 - 8:27
Suunto 2 - 7:35
It's Sunnto's fault.
Y'allHillaryLovers wrote:
if they are not set as "races" then Strava strips the time associated with the data when travelling slower than 30 minute miles or stopped.
That explains all the stops.
Results wrote:
My guess is that she started one watch and forgot to start the second until a little later.
Just another: She forgets these little details many times a day. It is impossible to trust any data she is providing. Over three weeks in and still haven't figured it out. How is that Sandy Vi nailed it from day one? Pete K is her advisor who managed to get it right from day one.
Mimi's double Strava wrote:
Mimi posted two Strava data sets for this mornings run. The overall the results are slightly different. What is really odd is the time for each mile is different. I expect one of the two to be removed soon.
One of her arms moves faster than the other one.
her heart rate of regular 180s seem to high.
Really slow pace wrote:
Y'allHillaryLovers wrote:if they are not set as "races" then Strava strips the time associated with the data when travelling slower than 30 minute miles or stopped.
That explains all the stops.
Except that the stops are from the realtime Garmin data, and they happen as you watch, and you can roll back and see them still.
mimi????? wrote:
her heart rate of regular 180s seem to high.
How do you jump to this conclusion? Do you know her RHR, her Max HR? Do you know if her HR monitor is working correctly?
Mimi's team responds wrote:
Mimi's double Strava wrote:Mimi posted two Strava data sets for this mornings run. The overall the results are slightly different. What is really odd is the time for each mile is different. I expect one of the two to be removed soon.
One of her arms moves faster than the other one.
Silly me. I always though your body determined your running time. Maybe she runs sideways because, well you know, her knee is knackered something fierce.
Maker of points wrote:
mimi????? wrote:her heart rate of regular 180s seem to high.
How do you jump to this conclusion? Do you know her RHR, her Max HR? Do you know if her HR monitor is working correctly?
mire questions to ask then which they wont reply to despite timclearly stating they have nothing to hide
mimi????? wrote:
Maker of points wrote:How do you jump to this conclusion? Do you know her RHR, her Max HR? Do you know if her HR monitor is working correctly?
mire questions to ask then which they wont reply to despite timclearly stating they have nothing to hide
FYI: That poster is the same Budding genius troll using another posters name.
You can ask questions - or Scam W can, as he think he's the boss around here, which is yet another delusion of his. Why on earth would they reply to a lot of trolls?
Maker of points wrote:
You can ask questions - or Scam W can, as he think he's the boss around here, which is yet another delusion of his. Why on earth would they reply to a lot of trolls?
^ This troll took my handle
Faker of Posts wrote:
FYI: That poster is the same Budding genius troll using another posters name.
Nope. If you go back, you'll see I told him he was the worst of the posters on here, as he was making the thread unreadable. Unlike some on here, I am not in the habit of talking to myself.
Stops 4 Mimi wrote:
More of the odd stop and gos on Mimi's Garmin:
7:17 AM
7:57 AM
Add: 8:57 AM
Add: 9:36 AM
Plus - 11:56 AM
Another: 12:47 PM
And - 1:35 PM
And - 2:27 PM
the stops are the least of my concerns.
i dont know what they're for and im not going to speculate but 60 miles days are tough and making little stops isnt that crazy of a thing to do.
if she were moving at a faster pace the stop/start nature of things may be more detrimental than any benefit gained but at her current speed it hardly makes a difference.