It looks like there is just one start time for Purple on Saturday (9/4) at 6:30. We're going 9 miles and ealier this year when we did 9 miles in week 9, there were two start times...6:30 and 6:50. Is there really just one start time?
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QUOTE(DavidH @ Sep 2 2010, 09:51 PM) 
It looks like there is just one start time for Purple on Saturday (9/4) at 6:30. We're going 9 miles and ealier this year when we did 9 miles in week 9, there were two start times...6:30 and 6:50. Is there really just one start time?
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Yes, there has been one start time for the walkers since the Saturday after the Helvetia Half Marathon. Just not enough in the group to split it and we don't have enough AC's for coverage. We'll see you at 6:30am
Celia,
I think that you are thinking of Vancouver Fit. In Portland we have had multiple start times on week 13 (6/19), week 14 (6/26), week 15 (7/3), week 16 (710), week 17 (7/17), week 19 (7/31) and week 21 (8/14). The only time that we have one start time is if it's 12/13 miles or more. The rest of the schedule looks like one start time even week 27 that is 7 miles shows one start time of 7:05 (which would finish the faster group at about 8:45/8:50). That gets us back very early to wait until 9:30 for seminars. I thought the objective was to try to be back by 9:10/9:15 to attend the exercises and seminars. I was just thinking that maybe the schedule got mixed up with Vancouver (which I know doesn't have as large a group).
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I think that you are thinking of Vancouver Fit. In Portland we have had multiple start times on week 13 (6/19), week 14 (6/26), week 15 (7/3), week 16 (710), week 17 (7/17), week 19 (7/31) and week 21 (8/14). The only time that we have one start time is if it's 12/13 miles or more. The rest of the schedule looks like one start time even week 27 that is 7 miles shows one start time of 7:05 (which would finish the faster group at about 8:45/8:50). That gets us back very early to wait until 9:30 for seminars. I thought the objective was to try to be back by 9:10/9:15 to attend the exercises and seminars. I was just thinking that maybe the schedule got mixed up with Vancouver (which I know doesn't have as large a group).
Thanks
QUOTE(DavidH @ Sep 3 2010, 08:41 PM)
Celia,
I think that you are thinking of Vancouver Fit. In Portland we have had multiple start times on week 13 (6/19), week 14 (6/26), week 15 (7/3), week 16 (710), week 17 (7/17), week 19 (7/31) and week 21 (8/14). The only time that we have one start time is if it's 12/13 miles or more. The rest of the schedule looks like one start time even week 27 that is 7 miles shows one start time of 7:05 (which would finish the faster group at about 8:45/8:50). That gets us back very early to wait until 9:30 for seminars. I thought the objective was to try to be back by 9:10/9:15 to attend the exercises and seminars. I was just thinking that maybe the schedule got mixed up with Vancouver (which I know doesn't have as large a group).
Thanks
I think that you are thinking of Vancouver Fit. In Portland we have had multiple start times on week 13 (6/19), week 14 (6/26), week 15 (7/3), week 16 (710), week 17 (7/17), week 19 (7/31) and week 21 (8/14). The only time that we have one start time is if it's 12/13 miles or more. The rest of the schedule looks like one start time even week 27 that is 7 miles shows one start time of 7:05 (which would finish the faster group at about 8:45/8:50). That gets us back very early to wait until 9:30 for seminars. I thought the objective was to try to be back by 9:10/9:15 to attend the exercises and seminars. I was just thinking that maybe the schedule got mixed up with Vancouver (which I know doesn't have as large a group).
Thanks
David,
Yes, VFit has one group, but we needed to combine the PFit group as one in July as we are short AC's. You are correct, our goal is to have everyone back by 9:10/9:15 to attend the exercises and seminars. We just have to do the best with what we have
After next weekend the seminars are over for the remainder of the season...with the short distance attendence is very low.
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