WAVA question
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Nov 2024
9:26pm, 16 Nov 2024
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Sombrero
Hello, has anyone else noticed a difference in WAVA scores on Fetch vs parkrun? I noticed that today's parkrun on my Fetch Race List gave me 59.00 but on the parkrun website it's 59.57. It's not something that bothers me massively but I have a few targets I'm thinking of for next year which focus on WAVA so wondered which was correct? |
Nov 2024
9:41pm, 16 Nov 2024
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Ally-C
I think Fetch uses an old Wava calculator. Parkrun a newer different one.
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Nov 2024
9:41pm, 16 Nov 2024
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Velociraptor
Yes, there is a difference. Fetch uses the most up to date WAVA tables, which are more stringent. You may find that your historical WAVAs and/or Fetch standards have come down as a result.
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Nov 2024
9:45pm, 16 Nov 2024
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Juuphy
I don't think parkrun have updated the WAVA tables they use, but fetcheveryone does, so parkrun is giving you a % based on older, out-of-date record times. There is an option in your fetcheveryone Account Settings > Training Options to use the older 2010 WAVA tables if you want to compare with versions closer to parkrun. |
Nov 2024
9:51pm, 16 Nov 2024
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Ally-C
Ally-C wrote: I think Fetch uses an old Wava calculator. Parkrun a newer different one. Well the opposite from what I said 😀 |
Nov 2024
9:57pm, 16 Nov 2024
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Sombrero
Ah thank you all, I think the sensible thing is to use the higher of the two just from a purely selfish point of view.
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Nov 2024
10:23pm, 16 Nov 2024
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Velociraptor
Your challenge, your rules
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Nov 2024
10:23pm, 16 Nov 2024
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riggys99
If your just comparing Parkruns then use that one but if your wanting to get a Wava % over several distances then be easier to use Fetch WAVA
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Nov 2024
10:42pm, 16 Nov 2024
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Sombrero
Yeah good point riggsy - it's more for club standards etc so I'll find out what WAVA they use. Spot on V'rap. Anything over 60% I'll just declare myself the fastest man on the planet (that's taking part in my challenge) |
Nov 2024
2:14pm, 20 Nov 2024
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NordRunner
For information, there is a new set of tables approved world-masters-athletics.org I wonder whether @fetcheveryone will implement them?
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