Since I'm a bit of a "data junkie" (work in analysis of medical data), I though it would be interesting to share the graph of pace against distance for Week 2 run 1, completed at 0745 this morning.
Step up from 60s to 90s wasn't too bad - first 90s run I was like "C'mon Jo when are you going to tell me to slow down", but the rest was fine.
Anyway I thought it made a pretty graph where you can see where I was running! There is a fair degree of data smoothing applied by Strava, it seems as I didn't gradually accelerate up to a peak and then gradually decelerate.
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iain-strachan
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I like Strava for its data As you become more addicted to running - oops, sorry, become more interested, you may decide to buy a running watch. The data possibilities are immense
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