strava climbing challenge
redscouse
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received an email from Strava congratulating me on completing the challenge and the winner climbed nearly 500000feet in 5 days...astronaut?
Overall Leaderboard 11,537 / 43,154
1 Tristan Emptage 139,592 m
2 MAUI BIkeParadise 22,936 m
3 Goffredo N. 21,393 m
4 Serge Mirra 19,946 m
5 Dave Pleece 19,090 m
Overall Leaderboard 11,537 / 43,154
1 Tristan Emptage 139,592 m
2 MAUI BIkeParadise 22,936 m
3 Goffredo N. 21,393 m
4 Serge Mirra 19,946 m
5 Dave Pleece 19,090 m
riding a canyon endurace
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I make that 7,700 ft of climbing per day. Not impossible by any means, but it is a lot.WyndyMilla Massive Attack | Rourke 953 | Condor Italia 531 Pro | Boardman CX Pro | DT Swiss RR440 Tubeless Wheels
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Sorry, must have missed out one of the digits!
That's about 465,000ft of climbing in total, so nearly 93,000 ft per day. Even on a 1,000 mile ride that would count as "lumpy" :shock:WyndyMilla Massive Attack | Rourke 953 | Condor Italia 531 Pro | Boardman CX Pro | DT Swiss RR440 Tubeless Wheels
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drlodge wrote:Sorry, must have missed out one of the digits!
That's about 465,000ft of climbing in total, so nearly 93,000 ft per day. Even on a 1,000 mile ride that would count as "lumpy" :shock:
And whilst 'impossible' is almost always an unsafe word to use, I'm pretty sure 93,000 feet per day is genuinely impossible!Faster than a tent.......0 -
I think that's a strava glitch. The guy has done about 197k ft climbing this year which is similar to what I have done. It happens occasionally and they get corrected pretty quickly0
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It's actually 457.979003 feet, which would be 91.5958006 feet of climbing a day.0
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Just out of interest, what do you get if you win a strava challenge? they are free to enter so I doubt they offer a cash prize.0
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I've 'won' Rapha Rising a couple of times and I got a lovely embroidered badge, just like every one else who completed the challenge.0
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What exactly do you have to do to complete the challenge? for example, if you enter the May MTS and you only log one ride during the month, you have still entered the challenge and logged a ride, so technically you have completed the challenge. of course I could be wrong. I have never entered any of the challenges on strava before.0
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drlodge wrote:Sorry, must have missed out one of the digits!
That's about 465,000ft of climbing in total, so nearly 93,000 ft per day. Even on a 1,000 mile ride that would count as "lumpy" :shock:
Definite glitch. The most I have done in a day is around 7000m, I would have struggled to ride much more!0 -
downhill paul wrote:What exactly do you have to do to complete the challenge? for example, if you enter the May MTS and you only log one ride during the month, you have still entered the challenge and logged a ride, so technically you have completed the challenge. of course I could be wrong. I have never entered any of the challenges on strava before.
Some challenges have definite goals: for example the Specialized Climbing Challenge was to climb 105,000 feet in 47 days, the Rapha Rising challenges to climb 20,000 odd feet in 8 days. Other 'challenges' such as the May MTS may just be milage logs, and have no defined goal, I don't know as i have never entered any of these.0 -
vs wrote:I've 'won' Rapha Rising a couple of times and I got a lovely embroidered badge, just like every one else who completed the challenge.
I got that one too.
Did you know they were going for over £25 on Ebay at one point? (I didn't sell mine...!)0