Elevation gain

0

???

That makes no sense, or I'm missing the joke...

x2 on the 'zero'.

Edited by Aikidoman 2009-04-30 4:54 PM

maybe you're asking what the difference is when traveling? Like whats the difference between swimming at sea level and swimming in Colorado? I hope maybe.

Otherwise, x3 on 0

Brian Fantana: They've done studies, you know. 60% of the time it works, every time.
[cheesy grin]
Ron Burgundy: That doesn't make sense.

Several race distances tied with 0.... 400m, 500m, 750m, 1500m, 1.2 miles.

Have a 2 and 3-miler on the calendar this summer.  I'm screwed if there is much elevation gain in them, screwed, I tell ya!!

eta: oops! had to remove the shorter distances... those were pool swims.  Didn't want to screw up the data.


Edited by newleaf 2009-04-30 5:14 PM

50m elevation gain (and loss) in a 1000m swim. While not technically open water, the swim was in a river, upstream going out, downstream coming back. :p

If you are talking from training level to race level, both a 7700 foot loss (going from 7700 feet up to sea level), and a 6000 gain.

John

?... I'm missing something here.....

Edited by ChrisM 2009-04-30 5:47 PM

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Just an excuse to use this picture. I hope it works.





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Nothing to say just note the NEW signature...

chris, I think he's talking about your diving, photography, etc.

What color is blue?

Haha, It was more of joke.  Lots of funny responses.  Also I was wondering whether there were many river swims.  14 responses haha