Malmo, You crack me up! I picture you at birthday parties walking around with a pin and popping the balloons of all the kids. I've been trying to figure out PR's since I rounded over the hill. It's like this, if I run as fast today as I ran yesterday, it's a new PR for my age. Or, even if I run slower, it's a PR. Can you go up and down stairs yet? John
malmo wrote: > Record ratifying "authorities"? HA!! You guys really do take yourselves > too seriously! > > Here's what I believe Masters running SHOULD be. A bunch of fit old guys > training and racing so that they can travel, drink beer with their > friends and swap tall tales, lies, rumor, and bawdy stories. Quite a bit > more healthy than your version, I believe. > > So what exactly is the process of securing signatures and documentation > for those self-appointed ratifying "authorities"? Could it be there is > some sort of exchange of currency from record petitioner to the > "authority"? > > malmo > > Looks like a legit candidate for American M40 record status. But of > course he won't lay claim to the record without securing signatures and > documentation. > > Hope he runs faster at Orono, where records set in the masters nationals > are automatically forwarded to the record-ratifying authorities. > > Ken Stone > http://www.masterstrack.com
