re: #50 klys (maker of Silmarils)

Of course any time was going to be a personal record, because I’d …never run a 10k before. But that felt really damn good. (And then frustrating when the race clock came in so far behind what I knew I’d run from the FitBit. But whatever. It’s still a good enough time to guarantee me a better corral placement for the half, which is the whole reason I was running it in the first place.)

YAY!

Does the FitBit doe time in motion? I.e. when you stop, it stops recording? Most of the smartphone aps like Strava and MapMyRide do that.

I use Strava, and eCrumb (a RoadID app) and a cyclocomputer, an all 3 give me different distances. Today, Strava thinks I went 46.4 miles. eCrumb thinks I went 45.9 miles, and the cyclocomputer thinks I went 46.6 miles.

It’s like the saying, “A man with a watch always knows what time it is. A man with two watches is never sure.”