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71-85 Agility

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About how long would it take me to run 4,214 laps on the Ape Atoll course? I'm 71 agility.

I dont know it as I haven't done it before but the math is really simple: take the time of 1 lap and multiply it by 4214, it's that easy ::'

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I dont know it as I haven't done it before but the math is really simple: take the time of 1 lap and multiply it by 4214, it's that easy ::'

 

 

 

Fantastic, now that I've been taught basic math, does anyone have anything to say other than "I don't know"?

You don't fail starting at 75

 

70 - 74 is failing less often by a lot

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You don't fail starting at 75

 

70 - 74 is failing less often by a lot

 

 

 

My bad...I forgot, haven't been there in forever. Anyone have an estimate though?

I dont know it as I haven't done it before but the math is really simple: take the time of 1 lap and multiply it by 4214, it's that easy ::'

 

 

 

Fantastic, now that I've been taught basic math, does anyone have anything to say other than "I don't know"?

 

 

 

 

 

To be honest thats what your asking Obviously

 

 

 

Someone had to run a lap around the area then time it and then estimate how long it takes to do x amount of laps

 

 

 

Your just lazy and want someone elses data so you dont have to run a lap which seems stupid to me beacuse your gonna go over there regardless So might wanna tone it down with sarcastic ness When he anwsered your question

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I dont know it as I haven't done it before but the math is really simple: take the time of 1 lap and multiply it by 4214, it's that easy ::'

 

 

 

Fantastic, now that I've been taught basic math, does anyone have anything to say other than "I don't know"?

 

 

 

 

 

To be honest thats what your asking Obviously

 

 

 

Someone had to run a lap around the area then time it and then estimate how long it takes to do x amount of laps

 

 

 

Your just lazy and want someone elses data so you dont have to run a lap which seems stupid to me beacuse your gonna go over there regardless So might wanna tone it down with sarcastic ness When he anwsered your question

 

 

 

Now I'm being flamed for being sarcastic? Get over it kid. Believe it or not, I actually assumed that there might actually *gasp* be someone already on the course who could answer. Wow, what a concept. If all you can do is tell me to find out myself or that I'm lazy, don't post. I might as well be on the rsof. :roll:

 

 

 

Maybe I'll follow your lead and go post your response on every other topic on this forum it applies to. 2/3 of the posts here are people who are too lazy to go find out for themselves.


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    [*:1w37oa2p]Go to
http://www.online-stopwatch.com
 
[*:1w37oa2p]See how long it takes to do 10 runs
 
[*:1w37oa2p]Multiply that number of minutes 421.4, and divide by 60 if you want number of hours

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