I've always questioned the faster traffic gets lane one thing. Aren't all recreational users supposed to use outer lanes on a track so as to even out the wear and tear?
Lately, when getting to a track I've taken to using lane 6 or 7 for my intervals if it is open.
Back in college, I was part of a huge track team, and different event areas would have different lanes, all going pretty fast! It was actually pretty dangerous.
Yeah, I always try to use the outer lanes. It keeps wear and tear off of the inner lanes and the turn is wider so it's less stress on the body.
"Runners are allowed to use this track"
Haven't found one yet.
"If you and your friend are chit chatting without a care in the world without any awareness of your surroundings then there are better places to walk than 2 abreast in lanes one and two of this track"
How about, "If you can read this sign, you're going the the wrong way!"
"We didn't spend a million dollars grading this site and building a track that is measured to the millimeter so that you could have a flat place to walk."
I'm better than you, na-na-na-boo-boo, stick your head in doo-doo
NO FATTIES!!!
1 lap = 400 meters
400 meters = 437.4 yards
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