I wonder if he always runs it in the same direction? £5 says yes
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Tenner says he’s got the local legend on that segment 
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I’m imagining him like a Japanese soldier on a deserted island, still thinking the war is on
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That’s a Tad bit crazy
Looks like he started in May2017 and hasn’t looked back since
One short break in April ‘23 when he went to Cancun
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I can ask him when I next see him. All I have to do is stand in the right spot for about 30 mins in the morning and he’ll be along on schedule.
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you could probably set your watch by him I reckon.
Wonder how fast he could run a marathon if he went for a time 
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Might not translate into being able to go much quicker. His body may have simply adapted for that specific requirement.
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That would be my expectation.
Cant see 4:42 marathons translating to a fast Marathon. He did throw a 4h12 in recently though. PR?
Joking… his Strava PR is 3h33m15s
1h41m Half
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Oops, maybe for the Garmin thread 
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I saw something the other day about Strava’s planned IPO.
Apparently they’re expecting it to be valued at about $2.2Bn
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And how much of their data is generated by people using Garmin devices
I’d estimate 50% of their uploads depends on Garmin.
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Will it’s got AI in it now and anything AI is valued at eleventy trillion dollars
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Everything with a computer is described as AI now, isn’t it?
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Wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a much higher percentage for premium subscribers
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Quite a lot of activities have a new tag under them today saying Albert Parkrun etc and seems to go to a group, guessing it recognises the course
Also saw one that wasn’t a parkrun but a trail challenge by a local running shop.
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Mr and I both think the strava lawsuit is so they can prep to release their own hardware. It was my immediate thought when the lawsuit landed.
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Possibly, but I can’t see them making inroads against the likes of Garmin and even Apple.
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