The Doctor K Cup

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The seventh annual Doctor K Cup will take place on Saturday October 19th 2024

How to join in

Firstly, add the 2024 Doctor K Cup to your Fetch portfolio.

All you need is a GPS watch or app. On the day, RUN AT LEAST 5K WITHOUT LOOKING AT YOUR WATCH. The Fetch Benchmark system will pull out your fastest 5k from your run (so you can include it as part of your long run if you like). The person who gets closest to their prediction will be declared the winner (though the judges decision is final!).

It would be lovely if you could upload your 'K' pics to the gallery (make a K shape with your fingers) to help us remember Doctor K and all the Fetchies we have lost.

NB A GPS watch reporting 5.00km will do so from 4995 metres onwards, but you MUST run at least 5000 metres or more. To avoid disappointment add an extra 10 seconds on to the end of your run, just to make sure.

19 Oct
3:54pm, 19 Oct 2024
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Peregrinator


For all the missed Fetch people

About 290K, sunshine and blue skies
19 Oct
4:10pm, 19 Oct 2024
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Gooner
Stuck at work today and didn't think a treadmill was in the spirit of things, even if I cover the screen I have to set the speed so going to hopefully go for a run in the dark when the better half is home tonight at about 21:00
19 Oct
4:48pm, 19 Oct 2024
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Mr J
Managed my first run for 3 weeks. Time was not great compared to my best.
19 Oct
5:11pm, 19 Oct 2024
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Garfield
Later run than planned today...

19 Oct
5:13pm, 19 Oct 2024
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Garfield
1min 24s out...quicker than my 40 minutes marked down.
19 Oct
5:16pm, 19 Oct 2024
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JamieKai *chameleon*
Was hoping to head out for a walk, but my body has other ideas. Whilst I'll not be doing 5k, I'll be thinking of our lost Fetchies.
19 Oct
5:31pm, 19 Oct 2024
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HappyG(rrr)
No idea where that quicker bit came in, always forget that the Fetch algorithm finds the fastest! Well done everyone with Ks and wow to the spot on and those within a few seconds of prediction!

RIP Fetchies gone but never forgotten. G
19 Oct
6:10pm, 19 Oct 2024
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Jaks
Not sure how I get a 5k time from a longer race I did today. Can anyone help?
Tried to sign a K.

19 Oct
6:30pm, 19 Oct 2024
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LindsD
It's all magic @Jaks

It's automatic
19 Oct
6:31pm, 19 Oct 2024
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ptr_runner
It's a late run for me today, heading out in the next hour.

About This Thread

Maintained by Joopsy
2024 Instructions

Add the following race to your portfolio:

fetcheveryone.com/races/the-doctor-k-cup-10329609

Enter your predicted time by October 18th (the day before the run).

On the 19th October, run at least 5k WITHOUT LOOKING AT YOUR WATCH OR GETTING ANY PACING HELP!!!

RESULTS WILL BE POSTED HERE:

fetcheveryone.com/doctorkcup.php

Fetch will extract the results by looking at your benchmarks for 5k (so for your own sake, avoid tunnels, tall buildings, heavy tree cover, pylons etc). If you are running a local 5k loop, please add a bit on, just to make sure that your watch registers at least 5k's worth of data. But no peeking!

The person who is closest to their predicted time will win the 'Doctor K Cup' for one year.

NB Doctor K was a big parkrun fan - so you can do your run at parkrun, but ***PLEASE*** make sure you cover at least 5000 metres. A GPS watch reporting 5.00km will do so from 4995 metres onwards, but you MUST run at least 5000 metres or more. To avoid disappointment add an extra 10 seconds on to the end of your run, just to make sure.

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