13 February 2010

No Army of Full-Grown Alligators, but Still a Good Run


If their were an army of full-grown alligators, leaving them bottlenecked would've been tough within the fist 600 meters!

Tonight's run possibly, would've left me devoured within the first 600 meters? Although, in the long-run no alligator would hold a candle to a 6.5 mile run; even at this extremely slow "winter pace" of a 8:52mm. Granted I did stop, to talk with my cousin for about 2mins at mile four, not a gator in the world would've have caught up to me!

Maybe if I were really being chased by an army of full-grown alligators? I would've ran a few miles per hour faster from the get go, leaving them bottlenecked and as a last ditch effort resorting to zigzagging!

End conclusion, I would win a bet that..."I could outrun an army of full-grown alligators!" The truth is, an alligator is incredibly quick like a rattler, but they're just not as fast as myself and they can't maintain a modest 8mm! So it's curtains to a gator taking me in a land race! Actually, on a side note, a gator at the front door, might get me?

The land speed record for a crocodile is 17 km/h (11 mph) measured in a galloping Australian freshwater crocodile. (Source: Wikipedia)


Gotta run,
Chris

Activity
Route:--Elev. Avg:886 ft
Location:Stoughton, WIElev. Gain:+0 ft
Date:02/13/10Up/Downhill: [+354/-354]
Time:4:44 PMDifficulty:4.0 / 5.0
Weather:Fair
29 F temp; 44% humidity
29 F heat index; winds NW 5
Performance
Distance: 6.52 miles
Time:0:57:58
Speed:6.8 mph
Pace:8' 53 /mi
Calories:934
Map
Elevation (ft)
Pace (min/mile)
Splits
MilePace (min/mile)Speed (mph)Elevation
Gain
actual+/- avgactual+/- avg
17' 49-1' 047.7+0.9+4 ft
29' 11+0' 186.5-0.2+10 ft
39' 33+0' 406.3-0.5+62 ft
48' 54+0' 016.7-0.0-53 ft
59' 49+0' 566.1-0.6-14 ft
68' 18-0' 357.2+0.5-30 ft
end8' 22-0' 317.2+0.4+20 ft
Versus average of 8' 53 min/mile

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