It was a rare day today, the day after the longest day.
I ran what was a great easy training run.
Everything felt perfect. I ran from my end of the sea walk to the gate at the end of the beach trail for a total of 40:25. Running a steady pace, I just clicked along, my legs feeling like powerful pistons attached to a ready engine. I timed a portion of the run (out and back) out of curiosity to see what it looked like. From my less-than-aesthetic markers, the garbage can to mid-trestle bridge, I ran 19:03 out and 18:37 back. I don't know the exact distance, but it's been a while since I ran this sort of time (easy) for this route. Speaking of distance, I think I might get a reasonably priced odometer for my bike so I can measure off some markers and routes.
Can anyone speak on how accurate bike odometers are?
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Bike odometers are reasonably accurate as long as you calibrate them accurately in the first place. I can show you how. Do not rely on the numbers provided by the manufacturers.
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