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September 23, 2012 04:00 AM UTC
8 Comments
Is this a reference to Ryan’s alleged sub-three hour time, which was actually a tad over four? If so, to get the math right, you ought to knock off about five miles, approximately one fourth of 22, putting Ryan’s finish at Mile 17. Am I missing something?
A marathon is 26 miles?
I was confused because some commentator doubting Ryans three-hour claim said he’d have to average 7 mph. actually, he would have to have been closer to 9 mph. But for a liar, why not?
What he did was get to this point sub 3- then teleported to the end instantly.
Obviously.
HIs running mate does everything retroactively – he just does everything instantly.
I suspect they were saying “7-minute miles”.
2:50 = 170 min
170 min/26 mi = ~7 min/mi
When you’re training or racing, you measure this with your watch w/o having to do any math.
I trust no one on here has ever used a “foot wedge” on the golf course and then added up their score!
what are you talking about?