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1 Replies Last post: Mar 23, 2008 7:18 PM by spicegeek  
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Mar 18, 2008 5:39 AM

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I walked my first 1/2 marathon yesterday! Quite pleased with my results, too. I have a question about reading the race results, though. The columns across the top are: chiptime, pace, guntime, and "gend." What's "gend?" It's not gender, that's the next column.

Another question: why are the official results based on guntime v. chiptime. I mean, the chiptime is the actual time it took from point a to point b; it took me 10 minutes from gun time to reach the starting point!

Thanks for any clarification. I've caught the bug and am looking to walk another 1/2 soon!

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1. Mar 23, 2008 7:18 PM in response to: 13.1andstillwalking
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gend is quite possibly gender/ age adjusted time so if you are 50 yo female you have a way of comparing your perfomance to the 20 yo male


The reason the results as based on guntime is that is what matters for the lead runners