My yearly totals:
Count: | 251 Activities |
Distance: | 3,525.90 mi |
Time: | 693:29:13 h:m:s |
Elevation Gain: | 580,929 ft |
The "251 Activities" is fairly arbitrary-- if I run to work and then run back from BART 10 hours later, I will typically record that as one activity rather than two. So the the only thing certain is that, on average, I don't run more than 5 days per week.
Regarding distance, I probably need to add up to 100-200 miles for really short runs when I wasn't wearing my Forerunner, or during races when I lost reception or the unit ran out of battery power.
Training Runs Over 26 Miles: 13
Training Runs Over 5 Hours: 18
Trips (About 1 Week Each) Offering Really Awesome and Beautiful Trails on Which to Run: 4
Races
Total: 13
100-milers: 6
100-kilometers: 0
50-milers: 1
60-kilometers: 1
50 kilometers: 5 *
* = includes 1 organized Fat-Ass Run
DNFs: 0
Number of ConsecutiveYears Racing without DNFing: 8
Lifetime Ultra Races Finished: Somewhere Between 105 and 115, depending on how you count, so I probably surpassed 100 this past year.
Races from This Year I Haven't Blog-Recapped Yet: 5
Estimated Months It Will Take Me to Catch Up with the Blogging: 15
For those who bothered to read this far: Happy New Year! Peace and Joy and Great Running to You.
4 comments:
The most impressive stat (among many impressive ones):
"Number of ConsecutiveYears Racing without DNFing: 8"
Congrats and I hope you're doing well!
Thanks, David. You too!
Hope I didn't jinx myself...
If I can make it to 10 years, I can blog about it (and the near-DNFs).
btw, was going to ask if you wanted to pace the last 25 or 50 of Headlands, but maybe the race will happen no longer (?) :(
Good looking stats. Any pain? I have tried custom Orthotics.
Planet of the Apps, I will give you benefit of the doubt, rather than delete you, but I am not about to click your spam-esque link unless you can explain yourself.
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