Show HN: I run too fast, so I made an app to slow me down
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#3I would change the title of the post.
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#6Out of curiosity, what was the motivation for doing this? What is so bad about running too fast? How is "too fast" defined?
With Pace.fm, I can set a desired speed and the app will help me stay approximately on-pace.
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To what, and why?
It sounds really arrogant. I'm so amazingly fast that I have to use an app to stop myself from taking off into the air like Superman.
I'm a novice runner, so I tend to run too fast for my fitness level and burn out too early.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
To what, and why?
It sounds really arrogant. I'm so amazingly fast that I have to use an app to stop myself from taking off into the air like Superman.
Re: Show HN: I run too fast, so I made an app to slow me down
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
To what, and why?
It sounds really arrogant. I'm so amazingly fast that I have to use an app to stop myself from taking off into the air like Superman.
Re: Show HN: I run too fast, so I made an app to slow me down
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
It sounds really arrogant. I'm so amazingly fast that I have to use an app to stop myself from taking off into the air like Superman.
I see your point — I didn't intend it to sound like that! I'm a novice runner, so I tend to run too fast for my fitness level and burn out too early.
For the HNers not used to running, every long-distance running is more a matter of strategy than speed. Even in the Olympics. Go watch a 5,000 meters of any Olympic Finals and try to analyze why the losers sometimes could have easily ran faster than the time of the winner (according to their historic results) and still they didn't.