I don’t want to shame walkers out of attending race events. I want them to participate! Today at a 10K, I tried to get pretty close to the start because it’s so popular, people have historically never followed the faster in the front, slower in the back guidelines. I’m not super fast, but today I did about 7:40/mi. Mostly everyone I started with was about the same pace, but not 10ft in I passed a walker. I felt bad because I knew that had to be so overwhelming to have so many people rushing 1/

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一天內	Nolan Hughes nononolanhughes	Worst thing about running half marathons or even 10K races is the lack of running etiquette many slower people have on the waves. “Oh, I once ran a mile at 8:30, so they line up at the 8:15/mile wave for a half marathon race.” I blame race organizers who are too polite to slower runners bc they know that sub 2:10 half marathon runners make up half the participants.
一天內	James Drakeford jdrakeford	I’ve entered some races where you have to submit your best time within the last 1-2 years upon sign up and this is used to assign your corral. They then have staff marshalling the corral to prevent people joining the incorrect section (I tried to go into the faster corral but they stopped me). It succeeds in stopping walkers and slow runners going to the front.