Distance
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Pace
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per mile
Heart rate
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bpm
Elapsed
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Finish
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Nick
Goal pace
Last time
You
Cheer squad
Timing mat
Mat reported
Cheer spot
Friend zone
Race numbers
Pace by mile
His mile splitsLast timeGoal pace
When will Nick reach me?
Three steps and you are on the map with his time at your spot: where you will be, which side of the road, your name. Your location stays in your browser.
Where will you be?
Where will you stand?
Pick the mile, or tap the map where you will stand. On the day the page asks you to confirm you are there.
Test it from the couch 🛋️
This is the simulation. Pretend to stand on the course, then send him your way: everything after the pretend fix is the real thing.
Which side of the road?
Your name, and you're on the map
Where to cheer
Estimated times at each spot, from his current pace. They move as he runs.
Cheer squad on the course
Send a cheer
Messages are bundled every few minutes and sent to Nick's watch.
Past runs
Tap one to see it on the page: its trail, its splits, its cheers and photos.
Course profile
Official splits
Official timing mats. These update even when his phone has no signal.
| Mark | Clock | Race time | Split pace | vs goal | vs last time |
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No mats crossed yet.
Heart rate
Photos from the course
Taken by Nick on the run, tagged with where he was.
How this works
Garmin watch → his phone → Garmin's LiveTrack → this page. Position, pace, heart rate, cadence, about every 15 seconds. When his phone has no signal, the points queue up and arrive late. The status pill turns amber and says estimating.
His phone's own GPS posts to this page as a backup. It only takes over if the Garmin feed goes quiet. It shares the phone's signal, so dead zones affect it too.
Between updates the dot slides along the course at his last pace and holds still if the watch says he stopped.
Want to see it all happen? The simulation runs a made-up race at his goal pace in fast-forward, dead zones and all, with every takeover along the way.
