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Useful website
Useful website
Firstly must say that I did a quick search and couldn't find this posted before.
If (like me) you are going running in preparation for the PJFT/PRMC/RT and are finding it difficult to gauge how far you have been, then this website may prove to be very useful to you.
http://www.mapmyrun.com
You can input an address/area and also get satellite images if you are running around your local park or field.
			
			
									
						
							If (like me) you are going running in preparation for the PJFT/PRMC/RT and are finding it difficult to gauge how far you have been, then this website may prove to be very useful to you.
http://www.mapmyrun.com
You can input an address/area and also get satellite images if you are running around your local park or field.
Aways look on the bright side of life.
			
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				rgj-rifleman
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That link doesnt work ali, shame that, try editing it. If you drive you can always take your car along the root and record the distance on the secondary milage guage that can be reset! I did this to measure my four miles aday. Drove over all the country hi,ll for two miles, and from then i have just run two miles out and two miles back everyday. I got an average time of 34 minutes now roughly. Needs alot of work my old running   i want to hopfullly bring it down to 30 mins or possible 28
 i want to hopfullly bring it down to 30 mins or possible 28   
   
   
 
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							 i want to hopfullly bring it down to 30 mins or possible 28
 i want to hopfullly bring it down to 30 mins or possible 28   
   
   
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						Heres the link i think
http://www.mapmyrun.com/index.php
If its not working go on to google and type map my run.
Thats is an amazing site and will be a gem for any one whos training and needs to map there run.
			
			
									
						
										
						http://www.mapmyrun.com/index.php
If its not working go on to google and type map my run.
Thats is an amazing site and will be a gem for any one whos training and needs to map there run.
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				rgj-rifleman
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				Mike The Sceptic
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Cheers for sorting that out.nufc_rulz wrote:Heres the link i think
http://www.mapmyrun.com/index.php
If its not working go on to google and type map my run.
Thats is an amazing site and will be a gem for any one whos training and needs to map there run.
As I say it's most useful if you are running off road (which I am currently doing a lot of to avoid shin splints!)
Aways look on the bright side of life.
			
						There's also www.gmap-pedometer.com  
			
			
									
						
										
						
brian that site is really cool, if you switch the sattelite view on and switch the hybrid on you can zoom into just about any town in britain, i was trying to see the commando training centre but couldn't find it, lol, i can actually see my street though 
			
			
													
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