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Re:'Oh no, I spelled it wrong': Nurse runs solo marathon in ... by rimutaka on Saturday April 25, 2020 @06:16AM (#22977084)
It's a painful "mistake". Running a marathon is painful. Your legs run out of glycogen after about 30km and all you can think of is "I want to stop". I'm surprised her mind was sharp enough to pick up the mistake.

Time: 3h 46m, pace: 5:21. That's fast for what is more like a training run. She could probably do solid 5:00 pace in a real competition.

https://www.strava.com/activities/3326004383

Re:'Oh no, I spelled it wrong': Nurse runs solo marathon in ... by fpoling on Saturday April 25, 2020 @08:27AM (#22977579)
One can train the body to burn some fat when running even when glycogen stores are full. That allows to push the depletion phase past the marathon distance. But according to my buddy who runs marathons such training is in itself is rather painful.
Re:'Oh no, I spelled it wrong': Nurse runs solo marathon in ... by amelius on Saturday April 25, 2020 @06:59AM (#22977242)
I think parent meant that it may have been planned before the actual running. Also, forgetting one letter is less painful than having surplus letters.
Re:'Oh no, I spelled it wrong': Nurse runs solo marathon in ... by amelius on Saturday April 25, 2020 @07:28AM (#22977338)
By the way, if you look at that map, the path would require more spacing between the O and the G, because the vertical pillars of N would otherwise overlap with the vertical lines in O and G. Compare with the spacing between O and N in "BOSTON".
Re:'Oh no, I spelled it wrong': Nurse runs solo marathon in ... by cowsandmilk on Saturday April 25, 2020 @07:26AM (#22977330)
> 3h 46m, pace: 5:21

For the Americans like me who are briefly confused, that is per km pace. More like 8:37 per mile.