Running

happy friday, /running, /fitness and all exercise inclined farcasters 👋

i know many of us are hobby joggers, but where all my hobby sprinters at? i wanna know who the usain bolt of farcaster is!

so i propose an FC-wide 100m sprint contest this weekend. the rules are:

best 100m i could manage this morning, according to strava: 18 seconds

crazy because i used to run faster than this each 100m in the 800m total, getting old is... wild 😂

in any case: run the 100m dash this weekend, cast it here and the top 3 times will get rewarded $DEGEN 🎩
https://strava.app.link/5GSV98VFjSb

your mom's favorite farcaster (probably), building /quidli 🦑 & /dist ♻️, casting in /justinahn, daoing in /🍊 & /🟪

Love getting lost in spreadsheets and equations, and then forgetting it all when my guitar begins to howl.

i'm ok with any of these happening to you so go out and run 100m! 🤣

One of three things will happen if I took up the challenge:

1. Snap ligament
2. Sciatica
3. Embarrassment

I'm a film & creative director, and a crypto enthusiast.

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even in my prime, i've never run 11 seconds in the 100...  anything under 12 and you'd be a proper sprinter! i could do sub 16 back in the day 😂

why don't you go out and run one?

"Generally, for males, a time of under 10.5 seconds is considered excellent, while a time of 10.5-11.0 seconds is considered good." according to Quora... 

I'll come to motivate you next time and maybe a little push if you're nice

enjoy cats, running, bread, and a bit of w̶e̶b̶3̶ onchain data

stupid coros watch wouldn't recognize the marked straight, i kept getting 80-90 meters! pretty sure i ran 110-20 meters in fact 😭

so yea, just manually started looking at my watch as i got closer to the finish line...

but whatever, this is for fun 🤣

it’s cuz you started on the curve. if you were on the straight the entire time, easy 2-3 seconds right there

how’re you recording these. just manually starting/stopping with the strava app?

Wait until your my age...

No, seriously, I've always been more a jogger than a runner. Great job.