Re: FLATTEST im

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
 Andrew Halperin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> Oh, and you're wrong. The run has gain and loss. I'll tell what that is at 
> some 
> time also. Find me a 26.2m course that's not on a track or treadmill that 
> really 
> has zero elevation gain and I'll be impressed.

Yeah, but the NET change in elevation on the run is zero, I'd bet. On 
the bike, too. However, it was positive on the swim at Ironman 
Wisconsin, by about 8 feet.

--Harold Buck


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