Colin is a serious runner who you're most likely to find hitting the roads on a weekday.
Colin is a weekday runner, keeping his weekends free for other activities. He tends to go for his runs at midday, perhaps using his lunch break for a quick workout. Looking at the data, Colin tends to go for long runs on a Tuesday or Thursday and works out on a Monday or Wednesday. Mixing up his routine keeps things interesting and challenging for him.
Colin is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to running. In the last year alone, he has completed 199 runs, covering a staggering distance of 1,018 miles. If he maintains this pace, he could run the entire length of the Amazon River in just four years. Colin takes his running seriously, his longest running streak is 5 days, and he has spent a total of 171 hours on the road. During his runs, he has climbed an impressive 72,211 feet, equivalent to conquering Mount Everest twice. It's clear that Colin is a serious runner, always pushing himself to reach new heights.
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 3 kudos from his 146 friends and followers. His stand-out run for the year was Pudding Run which received 32 kudos.
You're most likely to find Colin hitting the road in Newcastle upon Tyne, which is where he spends 78% of his time running. However he's also been spotted in Copenhagen and Neo Chorio. 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 33 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.