2026 Devil’s Den 10 Mile
My goals for today’s race were to finish, keep my heart rate under 133 bpm, and get back in time so as not to hold up the awards ceremony. [more …]
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My goals for today’s race were to finish, keep my heart rate under 133 bpm, and get back in time so as not to hold up the awards ceremony. [more …]
2026 Devil’s Den 10 Mile Read More »
This race lived up to its name. 3H stands for hazy, hot, and humid. [more …]
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I took a road trip to visit my daughter in Salt Lake City and run the Deseret News half-marathon. [more …]
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In the mid-80s, NASCAR started using active AMD transponders on each car to provide real-time data to viewers and teams. [more …]
The Evolution of Race Timing (Part 3) Read More »
By 1977, FAT (Fully Automated Timing) systems had been developed and accepted for race timing and world record recognition. [more …]
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In the beginning, no one cared about time. When the sun was out, it was light [more …]
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I met one of two goals. I finished. I didn’t keep my heart rate under 133 bpm. [more …]
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I guess it is no longer “long” when its route of my usual daily run in the past. [more …]
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Let’s go all the way back to the mid-90s. Races were timed and scored manually. [more …]
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My goals for today’s 5km were to run 40 paces every four minutes and keep my heart rate under 133 bpm. [more …]
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