4. It's an inside job where someone created some additional accounts and joined the challenge just to pad the numbers. You've been hacked.

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Take a short break from ST and read my blog:
http://tri-banter.blogspot.com/

I only upload runs/workout data about once a week to make my life easier. I also have only run once since the 25th, so...

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Strava

Ditto. I'll just have to run 35 times in the last week of the challenge.

I just wanted to say that I haven't experienced any problems linking with Strava and importing runs and checking my status in the challenge. All seems to work as designed, which is unusual for anything to do with computers these days. Good job whoever set this up!

For the second or third year in a row I managed to get injured just before the start of the challenge. 9 days without running and counting. Grrrrr....

PEBKAC, I thought the Strava link was automatic. I had to click it again.

I heard what is going on, is that all those guys hired a team of car drivers to drive loops of the track at Monza on the last week of the challenge. Now what is going to happens is all those guys are shipping their Garmins to the track and on the last week, a driver is going start driving for 6.25 days. The garmins will be in motion for 30 minutes after which the driver is taking a break for 60 minutes. This will go on for 6.25 days reaching 100 sessions of 30 minutes.

Suddenly 200+ people will vault to hero status on the 100/100 depending on how fast the driver moves. I suggest that he drives at 21 kph which would be right in line with the Nike approved sub 2 hour run pace. The last 30 minutes the 100/100 cheater car will be used as a pace car for a bunch of Kenyans and Ethiopians trying to break 2 hours.

On the Monday following, Letsrun will break loose with the cheater sub 2 result. In parallel, the slowtwitch sleuths will deploy worldwide spies from sportstats to uncover what happened.

Of course all these garmins will be synced to the ST log via Strava!!!!

I joined the Big Kahuna challenge when I joined the 100 runs challenge because I figured I could load up my Strava for the year and see where I was. Then I realized Strava synch only goes back 120 days and....oh well.

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The first time man split the atom was when the atom tried to hold Jens Voigt's wheel, but cracked.

I did the same thing.

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http://www.sfuelsgolonger.com

I ran my Masters PR for a 5K on 12/15 and this challenge doesn't even count it? I guess I need to run slower if I want to show up in the logs;)

it would count if you: A) warmed up and warmed down; and/or B) you ran the underage on this day as an overage on either the day before or the day after (as is outlined in the rule).

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Dan Empfield
aka Slowman

Yeah dude, Mo Farah came to me with the same complaint after he won the London Olympics 5000m and 10000m double. He closed his 5000m with a 53 second final lap and his last mile was way faster than Bannister. Then he did his victory laps and was waaaay under the 30 min total. So then he does the 10,000m out kicks Galen Rupp and crew and whines at the 100/100 rules on account of his victory laps getting cut short due to photo opps with his kids. We had to lay down the law on Mo.








Well at the least the IOC gave hims some credit and the Queen made him a Knight so there's that even if the 100/100 rules were upheld.

I think I fixed my link from Strava so it should be recording now.

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Dan Kennison

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