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Oct 2019
2:22pm, 7 Oct 2019
41,484 posts
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McGoohan
I note that the current leader in the walking league has logged 59 miles walking in a single day... Hmmm.
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Oct 2019
2:31pm, 7 Oct 2019
40,999 posts
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Diogenes
Conversely, I logged a 2.4 mile outing yesterday as having taken me 25 hours. I didn't have my watch with me, I guess I must be rubbish at estimating time.
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Oct 2019
2:32pm, 7 Oct 2019
29,322 posts
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♪♫ Egnys ♪♫
Man on a mission?! For 90% of both segments, he was trekking resolutely in an easterly/north-easterly direction. Could that be a long-distance footpath?
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Oct 2019
2:33pm, 7 Oct 2019
43,377 posts
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Velociraptor
That long walking day looks superficially legit.
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Oct 2019
2:36pm, 7 Oct 2019
41,486 posts
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McGoohan
I don't think it is - if you check his training log, everything is duplicated: two watches on the go, methinks...
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Oct 2019
2:37pm, 7 Oct 2019
24,239 posts
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Wriggling Snake
if so , that's a good effort.
I forgot about this thread, how daft. Currently, as you may have noticed, upping my walking a little to compensate for less running....also doing a lot more weight/core, which I should have been doing in any case.
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Oct 2019
2:38pm, 7 Oct 2019
29,323 posts
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♪♫ Egnys ♪♫
If you look at the two sections, mile 16 is the only slower mile in both of them, so duplication with two devices sampling slightly differently cannot be ruled out.
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Dec 2019
4:27pm, 6 Dec 2019
22,281 posts
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Dave A
I’ve not been feeling the love for running the last couple of months so I’ve upped my walking this month. My aim is top of the league for December. So far so good.
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Dec 2019
4:41pm, 6 Dec 2019
3,378 posts
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Surrey Phil
In a working day, I walk about a mile in both directions between modes of transport. I don't bother with any extra such is between my desk and the printer, for example, although a colleague is always checking her steps.
Would any suspicious distances be caused by a Garmin being activated while on a train?
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Dec 2019
4:48pm, 6 Dec 2019
34,565 posts
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Nick Cook
I log my dog walks in the mornings. Sometimes I forget to stop my Garmin and only notice when it reaches the next mile while I'm in the car! I discard the walk from the watch and then add manually later.
(It doesn't happen now, I retired last week!  )
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