Colin
Eberhardt

Running Report Card

An AI-generated report, powered by Strava and GPT

Colin is a serious runner who you're most likely to find hitting the roads on a weekday.

Meet Colin, the king of midday running! He loves to go for a run when the sun is high in the sky, motivating him to push himself to his limits. Our data shows that he prefers to run on weekdays, squeezing his long runs in on either a Tuesday or a Friday. And when he's not out conquering the roads, he's hitting the gym or doing a workout on a Monday or a Saturday. Colin's dedication and consistency in his training schedule is truly inspiring.

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  • 994 miles
  • 214 runs
  • 4 day streak
  • 76,494 feet

In the last year, Colin has been truly dedicated to his running, completing an impressive 214 runs and covering a total of 994 miles over 166 hours. His longest running streak is 4 days, he's definitely not afraid of a challenge. If he maintains this pace, he'll have run the width of America in just three years, talk about dedication! We would definitely classify Colin as a serious runner, putting in the time and effort to reach his goals. And speaking of goals, during these runs he has climbed a staggering 76,494 feet, which is equivalent to climbing Mount Everest three times! Keep up the amazing work, Colin.

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 151 friends and followers. His stand-out run for the year was Bridges of the Tyne - 5 mile PB which received 36 kudos.

You're most likely to find Colin hitting the road in Newcastle upon Tyne, which is where he spends 77% of his time running. However he's also been spotted in Madrid 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 30 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.