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What are splits?

caddir
Posts: 150 Member
Hi all, on runkeeper and on the fitbit apps there is mention of splits - I don't know what this means, can someone explain please?
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Well, for running, if you are running around a track, you can split the time so you know how fast each lap is, as well as the overall time of all the laps.0
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Oh thank you! That makes perfect sense.0
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But you also can split your miles. I road and trail run and do splits based on each mile. The goal is to have your splits get faster which is tricky because (especially in a race) most runners start like gangbusters and finish slower. You want to aim for the opposite - slow warming up start and faster finish.0
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Back in school when I ran cross-country, I always began dead last, typically ended in the top third. As I ran it became my goal to not think about how far I had to go; I simply had to pass "that guy", then "that guy", then...0
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