I’ve finished my running training for about two months. The prediction for my 10K race was essentially the same as the one assumed for my next goal (see screenshot). When I started training with AIE, my PB was 43:54 for 10K. How can AIE assume I can match this final time? It would mean improving by almost 4 minutes in just two months. I don’t think even Usain Bolt could do better.
AIE has downloaded about three years of training; I’m training four times a week, but that doesn’t allow me to make this prediction.
AIE needs to rethink its logic.
4 min doesn’t seem that crazy to me. Also there are error bars
I’m sorry, but I disagree. As an elite athlete, you should understand that 4 minutes in a 45-minute race (for me) is an eternity…not something that can be bridged in two months of training. I understand there’s tolerance for declaring certain results, but I’m convinced that something in the algorithm needs to be revised. But I appreciate your response, even if you didn’t convince me.
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