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Oct 2020
10:07am, 5 Oct 2020
1,039 posts
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Totriornottotri
There’s a guy who has 2:24 in results but 3:44 on strava - clearly not his fault but the crap app.
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Oct 2020
10:14am, 5 Oct 2020
241 posts
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Big_G
I'm doing okay, but really tired. I started at midnight and walked for 6.5hrs, but didn't sleep beforehand and tried to stay away throughout the day yesterday. I got 10hrs sleep last night but still tired.
There is something off with the results as my time was 100% just under 6:30. I.E., I started at just gone midnight and finished just before at 6:30am. But my result shows as 6hrs in the results. I'm not bothered personally, but it is odd. I suppose there is a possibility that people could claim qualifying times if others have had this issue too.
To rectify I've emailed and also connected my Strava. The London site searched my activities and came up with this. It's the correct name of my strava activity, but the start time is an hour late, which still doesn't account for the 30-mins discrepancy in my finish time. Very odd.
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Oct 2020
10:14am, 5 Oct 2020
19,070 posts
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EvilPixie
and this is why I did not use the app! LOL
Still managed to lose 30% of battery without using the phone (just receiving updates to watch) so definitely would have died
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Oct 2020
10:15am, 5 Oct 2020
19,071 posts
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EvilPixie
I named my strava activity virtual london marathon 2020 and it picked it up I didn't check it but the database is the right time
not that I am needing a result
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Oct 2020
10:32am, 5 Oct 2020
3,502 posts
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Little Miss Happy
aubernette - if my Garmin records a race as short I usually assume that it is.
The results have to be taken a bit as 'just for fun' I think though I do feel sorry for those trying to verify their GFA for next year that have been affected.
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Oct 2020
10:40am, 5 Oct 2020
19,073 posts
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EvilPixie
not sure what to do with my blisters especially the one that burst
do I cut away the lose skin and compeed or leave alone?
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Oct 2020
10:45am, 5 Oct 2020
3,503 posts
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Little Miss Happy
I like to pop and drain mine (which yours has done itself from the sounds of it) then leave them to dry out naturally as much as I can EP - if it's causing you a problem walking I guess you might want to Compeed it though. One of the benefits of wfh is that you can go sockless for the day!
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Oct 2020
10:48am, 5 Oct 2020
19,074 posts
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EvilPixie
good point!
I do try to avoid compeed when I can
Not as sore as yesterday but there
Will try to leave it :-D
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Oct 2020
10:53am, 5 Oct 2020
1,747 posts
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auburnette
@LMH I do if a lot of people seem to have recorded it short (e.g. there are a few parkruns which are definitely short and you can see it in people's results) but weirdly it was only me that had it under distance! The rest of my club were all recording it slightly over. Maybe I was running excellent tangents!
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Oct 2020
11:06am, 5 Oct 2020
3,504 posts
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Little Miss Happy
That's very strange auburnette - you must have been 'on the blue line' 
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