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A freezing cold (-3°) but beautiful morning in rural Cumbria today. I had to stop and take a few pics. There were also a few deer prancing around very close to me.
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kerem gokmen
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i wanna try a dry 2025, which actually i am capable :))) I often go without drinking alcohol for 2-3 months, as an alcoholic. But after races, especially if I run well, I definitely end up drinking in the social atmosphere.I'm up to running four times a week, aiming for 200k in January. I'm doing the Malta marathon in February. My training is a little behind schedule, need to get rid of a cold and about a stone in weight. Dry January starts today..
Manchester33
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This week, I listened to Russ Cook's book (The Hardest Geezer - about him running the entire length of Africa).
Really inspirational. I'd love to do something like that (albeit not an entire continent).
Really inspirational. I'd love to do something like that (albeit not an entire continent).
kerem gokmen
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I used to love playing football in the rain. After I started running, I realized that I enjoy running the most in rainy weather. As Henry Wadsworth Longfellow said: "for after all, the best thing one can do when it is raining is let it rain"
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have a nice weekend
:))
have a nice weekend
Morden parkrun this morning. Cold but not as bad as I expected. Forgot to stop watch and starva says 35.54. I'm expecting official time of about 34 mins. My first run since 25/11 and 2nd in over months so happy to get round. 3rd in ages group and official time of 33.53
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staffsblue
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This morning's Peel Parkrun on the "B" course completed in 29:22 powered (or maybe slowed down) by last night's fish & chips and Christmas cake.
kerem gokmen
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i was using polar rs800 since 2014, which i still do. great watch.Morden parkrun this morning. Cold but not as bad as I expected. Forgot to stop watch and starva says 35.54. I'm expecting official time of about 34 mins. My first run since 25/11 and 2nd in over months so happy to get round. 3rd in ages group and official time of 33.53
I used to upload my workouts to the Polar Flow site. However, Polar discontinued support for older watches in recent years. This past August, I got a new Polar Vantage. When my workouts started syncing to Polar Flow again, they also began syncing automatically to my Strava which i was not using.
Anyway, all my workouts are showing up incorrectly on Strava. I don't use it much, but I'm curious about the reason. Do you know why this might be happening?"
Probably weak GPS signali was using polar rs800 since 2014, which i still do. great watch.
I used to upload my workouts to the Polar Flow site. However, Polar discontinued support for older watches in recent years. This past August, I got a new Polar Vantage. When my workouts started syncing to Polar Flow again, they also began syncing automatically to my Strava which i was not using.
Anyway, all my workouts are showing up incorrectly on Strava. I don't use it much, but I'm curious about the reason. Do you know why this might be happening?"
kerem gokmen
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When I upload to Polar Flow after getting home, my results appear correct. Polar Flow then sends the data to Strava, and the results look incorrect on Strava. It just seems odd to me. So, i think there's no issue with the GPS signal... Anyway, I already use Polar Flow. Thanks!Probably weak GPS signal
ps: decided to ask chatgbt. that may be the reason. cheers.
GPS Filtering: Strava may use a different filtering method to process GPS data in order to reduce errors. This can result in differences in distance or route appearance.