2024 - 1000 mile challenge - year 15

robinph

The new 2024 version of the Google Docs spreadsheet can be found here:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wznQKs2Ov9zf7kVnhkzbVI_4a6XWhMufYFMU545sV7s/edit#gid=0

Same as previous years we are using Google Docs again, just click on the link above and enter your boardsie name in column A and then how far your total miles are for the year in column C, or if you count in kilometers enter that in column D. If you want you can also enter you age/ gender category in column B and don't forget to update that if you've passed a significant date as I just copied and pasted from the previous years spreadsheet. Your ranking amongst the boardsies is shown on the Positions sheet.

Do not edit any other columns, except for the completion date when you have done your 1000miles. I have manually added the people who had edit access to the locked tab again for this year, and if there is anyone else who wants access to that then you'll need to PM me your Google email address so that I can enable access.

As always, there will be somewhere that I have messed up with the calculations with the number of days in the year or having the wrong year in one of the lines. I tried to find them all, but let me know if you spot an error and I'll get it fixed.

Poncho1964

Thanks again Robin for setting this up. Happy New Year everyone and be safe!!

Wottle

Second that, cheers Robin

robinph

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121582059#Comment_121582059

All your idea, I just managed to un-mangle the tables. :)

Comic Book Guy

Through the 1000 miles today during a speed session. Same date as last year but just realised this year was a leap year so technically it took me a day longer to complete!

ballyargus

Think I broke it on Wednesday during a run with a buddy who wanted to break 40min for 10k for the first time

TheRef

Broke through 1000 miles today. 55 days earlier than last year and 90 days earlier than 2022.

Really happy with the consistency.

Marty Bird

Pushed through the 1000 miles with a 10 miler this afternoon 6 days later than last year. I’m delighted with the consistency again this year.

Nuttzz

went out to watch the euros on friday night and had a bit of a hungover 5 miles on saturday morning to get me over 1000 miles.

jv2000

First time completing 1000 miles in a calendar year (well in 6-months in this case), nice easy run on Thursday morning after being away for business earlier in the week. Delighted and will hopefully see 2,000 all going well.

Murph_D

Hit the 1,000m mark on Sat 29 Jun - about 12 days behind last year.

ClashCityRocker

Hit 1000m yesterday, compared to 27 June last year. I picked up the pace last year in the second half of the year and will aim to do the same this time round with Dublin training about to get going

Mr. Guappa

Crept over the 1,000 miles mark yesterday as well. 8 days earlier than last year and I'd say the earliest I've ever managed it. I've never managed to hit 2,000 miles in a calendar year, so hopefully I can keep the show on the road and tick that box.

Pawwed Rig

Literally limped past the 1,000 mile mark today in St Anne's on a slow run. 3 weeks later than what I did last year. An injury on May 12th meant I did zero running for 3 weeks and am still not quite back up to speed yet.

I was hoping for my first 2,000 year but not feasible at this stage.

Wottle

This year it's taken me an eternity to hit the mark. An injury at the end of April and then lack of direction.

Back on it now with Valencia Marathon only around the corner.

BOB81

Just passed through the 1000 mile mark this morning on a damp 7 mile run, will hopefully get to 1500 miles by year end

MisterJinx

Pass 1,000 miles the week before last, nearly a full month ahead of last year.

opus

Finally passed the 1000 mark yesterday, I'm on my third attempt rehab of a hamstring injury back in May after stupidly going back too soon twice so a few months behind last year. Hopefully I've learnt my lesson for my third try 🙂

marathon2022

Tipped over the 1000 today. Just happy to be able to run

TheRef

Passed through 2000 miles last Sunday 19-Oct.

49 days earlier than last year.

Murph_D

Some lower back trouble and a dose of covid has put me behind schedule, highly unlikely to make the planned 2,000 miles for the year. Them's the breaks!

Nuttzz

Through 2000 miles this morning, 2 weeks ahead of last year. Second year hitting 2000 miles, previous high had been ~1400 in 2020 during covid times.

Reg'stoy

Honestly early this year I didn't think I'd do it, one bout of covid (my first time) laid me really low, so much so I had my first 'nul points' for two weeks in a row, in as long as I can genuinely remember. Recovery meant weeks of 5k, 12k and below 20, it's only this week that I hit 35+ in a week. But, yesterday during a non parkrun, breezy run, I passed 1000miles for the 5th straight year.

Best of luck to anyone still hoping to hit a 1000 this year.