Eddington number - do you know yours?

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Rosehip
Rosehip
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Rosehip
that's awesome, he's a legend :)

still on 20, but closing in on 21
Fenners-Reborn
Fenners-Reborn
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Fenners-Reborn
Is it time barred, or for your entire life?
Fenners-Reborn
Fenners-Reborn
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Fenners-Reborn
If it is for an entire running career it seems just to be a measure of longevity?
NDWDave
NDWDave
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NDWDave
If you ran 1,000 marathons and no ultras, your number would still be 26

It is based on everything uploaded to fetch
paul the builder
paul the builder
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paul the builder
Actually it's miles in a day, rather than on one run.... So you could have a higher number than 26 without having ever run an ultra. Some long double training days would do it.

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Your Eddington Number (E) is the largest number where you have run E miles on E days.
Can be used for other sports and gives a measure of how consistently long you have gone.

Calculate your numbers from your Fetch log here: fetcheveryone.com/training-calculators-eddington.php

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