I hope this person turned around for half the time or they will have overworked the outer leg more than the inner one.
47Assuming a diameter of 50 m at the inside portion, means a roundabout perimeter of 3.14*50 ~=160 m.
36miles is 57 600 m. That means he run around 57 600/160 = 360 times until he finally found the exit!
28Once you wind you must........UNWIND
21How is this even possible
I can run one mile at 10 mins and I’ve been running once a week for like 3 months
19Running capacity and speed increase was very non-linear for me. It was like day 1: running is impossible, I choose obesity. Day 14: wow thats the furthest I've ever run! Day 60: I guess that was the farthest Ill ever run. Day 180: maybe not. Day 400: I just dont want to run anymore. Day 500: I can run as far as I need to if I hate myself enough and crave agony.
23I went from "haha I can relate to this" to "oh now I'm sad" so fast
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Think longer term. Running is a multi year sport.
Chill out, enjoy the view.
3Real talk cause I love running, trying running your 1, directly away from home, then walking home. This method obviously forces you to travel the second mile, but you should unlock your mind from thinking you gotta move "full speed" for it to count as a workout.
I run lots of trail miles and if I'm "not feeling it" I spend that discipline to actually get it the door. If I end up just hiking a few miles, oh well, at least I got out.
3Keep it up! You will make progress of you are consistent and push your self a little.
2I mean, doing something a dozen times doesn't make you that good at it. Even in OP's post, 9:45/ mile is average.
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Looks quite doable to find that location.
16Yep, you can query open street map for a roundabout involving vine st in Canada.
17Time to send the bombs 😳
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Ok, and? What would be the benefit of that knowledge?
5Autism brain go brrr
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The world needs more people like this doing harmless weird shit just because they can.
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