Tracking Miles / Distance
BEST PRACTICES
The Race Starts on October 1st, you can start to post your results from 12:01am. The RACE ENDS October 31st at 11:59pm, YOU MUST HAVE SUBMITTED YOUR LAST ENTRY BEFORE MIDNIGHT, No exceptions. IT'S BEST TO ENTER YOUR DISTANCE ON THE DAY YOU DID IT! If you are racing in one of the MISSION events it is an AWESOME idea to get in the habit of recording your miles daily. Plus it will give you some positive motivation to see your progress. Sometimes this isn't practical. Don't worry! if you miss a day, just add it to the next day(s).
TO TALLY OR NOT TO TALLY?
Tallying your miles is something you do on a daily basis. Example if you run 3 miles today and 2 miles tomorrow. Each day you will log into your results and add the miles you did for the day. Tallying miles is only for those who have registered for one of our "MISSION" events. Your goal is to challenge yourself to logging the most amount of miles you can between October 1st - 31st. If you are registered for one of our more traditional running events (26.2 mile Marathon, 13.1mile Half Marathon, 10k or 5k) you will not be tallying up your miles. These events require that you complete the distance you have registered for in one day, just like a normal event. CLICK HERE to learn how to submit your results and photos.
WHICH MILES/KILOMETERS COUNT?
That's an important question;
Sure, you are self reporting, and we are not requiring "proof", but what miles (or kilometers) should count?
This should only be the distances you cover when you actually go out to run (or walk), cycle or swim... and yes, doing the miles indoors on a treadmill, stationary bike or laps in a pool does count... ellipticals do not count!
You get the IDEA, these are the rules, Honesty is needed on your behalf. You now know and understand the rules!
