Colin is a serious runner who you're most likely to find hitting the roads on a weekday.
Runners can often be predictable. You're most likely to find Colin pulling on his trainers and hitting the road (or trail) on a weekday. Colin is a midday runner, heading out when the day starts to move. Colin is a weekday runner. We've analysed the data and can see that he tends to go for long runs on a Tuesday or a Thursday and works out on a Tuesday or a Saturday.
In the last year Colin has been on a whopping 219 runs, covering 974 miles over 157 hours. His longest running streak is 4 days and nights (no, we don't know either), if he keeps clocking up this mileage he'll have run the width of America in three years, that's a huge commitment. We've classed Colin as a serious runner, he's put the training in and it's paying off with a huge amount of distance covered (and probably some serious blisters). During these runs he has climbed 61,289 feet, that's the equivalent of climbing Mount Everest two times, but with a lot less oxygen.
Here's Colin's running schedule over the past year, coloured by the type of run:
Longer runs in blue, and speedier sessions in black, and all the other hours spent plodding the streets in orange.
Colin's runs receive an average of 4 kudos from his 121 friends and followers. His stand-out run for the year was Slow Clive Cookson which received 37 kudos.
You're most likely to find Colin hitting the road in North Tyneside, which is where he spends 79% of his time running. However he's also been spotted in London and Bristol. There are also rumoured sightings of Colin in the more far-flung location of New York.
You'll find Colin snapping the occasional picture while on a run. Here are a few of the 18 photo's he's taken this year:
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Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors CC-BY-SA, Imagery © Mapbox. Icons from Noun Project, with thanks to Alice Design for Connections, Numero Uno for Distance, Dairy Free Design for Mountain, Gregor Cresnar for Run and Sam for Time. AI-generated narrative using GPT3 from OpenAI.