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How far have you run?

Domer · 2005-10-28 10:30:27

I found this website some time ago, and I find it fantastic for assessing how far I have run, or plan to run. It gives you mile markers so you can even judge your pace at particular checkpoints. If you do a lot of training on trails or in parks, it is ideal as there is no other way of accurately measuring your distance…

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28-10-2005 11:30am

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Domer

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I found this website some time ago, and I find it fantastic for assessing how far I have run, or plan to run. It gives you mile markers so you can even judge your pace at particular checkpoints. If you do a lot of training on trails or in parks, it is ideal as there is no other way of accurately measuring your distance run.

http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/

Choose the Hybrid version, and you get an arial view of the landscape, plus roads are named. Unfortunately it only give the arial view for certain parts of Dublin. It is great for measuring runs around parks like Phoenix, or St Annes.

Enjoy...plan to have a few hours free before you go to the link!!!

Domer

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#2 28-10-2005 8:05pm
Pherekydes

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Twenty-one thousand and ninety-seven metres and four hundred and ninety-four millimetres, exactly.:D

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#3 31-10-2005 11:03am
p.pete

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Excellent tool, cheers

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