How fast on a 1/8 mile race
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05-12-2005 | 02:25 PM
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05-12-2005 | 02:51 PM
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One rule of thumb I tend to go by is that your 1/4 mile time should be 1.57 times your 1/8 mile time. So, if you are trying to see what your 1/8 mile time should be, divide your known 1/4 mile time by 1.57 and you should get a fairly accurate answer.
Why this works, I don't know. It's not scientific, but it's a good estimate.
Why this works, I don't know. It's not scientific, but it's a good estimate.
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05-12-2005 | 05:46 PM
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From: Glen Rose, Texas
Originally Posted by msd3075
One rule of thumb I tend to go by is that your 1/4 mile time should be 1.57 times your 1/8 mile time. So, if you are trying to see what your 1/8 mile time should be, divide your known 1/4 mile time by 1.57 and you should get a fairly accurate answer.
Why this works, I don't know. It's not scientific, but it's a good estimate.
Why this works, I don't know. It's not scientific, but it's a good estimate.
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05-12-2005 | 06:23 PM
Originally Posted by msd3075
One rule of thumb I tend to go by is that your 1/4 mile time should be 1.57 times your 1/8 mile time. So, if you are trying to see what your 1/8 mile time should be, divide your known 1/4 mile time by 1.57 and you should get a fairly accurate answer.
Why this works, I don't know. It's not scientific, but it's a good estimate.
Why this works, I don't know. It's not scientific, but it's a good estimate.
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