spikelovesmetal
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Hello,
I'm trying to make a table or chart which can show how much a person's running time will change with different weights of footwear. Ideally, I'd like to be able to enter a theoretical weight (in g or kg) and come up with a time in mm:ss or even just straight seconds.
An example:
A person wearing trainers that weigh 415g took 11m50s to run a mile and a half.
The same person wearing boots that weigh 959g took 12m40 to run the same mile and a half route.
I have those two as physical measurements, but need a way of showing how fast the person could run with a theoretical weight of shoes (disregarding how feasible the shoes actually are for running, e.g. lightweight sandals versus heavier snow boots). The distance would always be constant at a mile and a half (2414 metres).
Does anyone have any suggestions? I've tried dividing the time by the weight and vice versa but don't seem to get a good answer. Thanks in advance!
I'm trying to make a table or chart which can show how much a person's running time will change with different weights of footwear. Ideally, I'd like to be able to enter a theoretical weight (in g or kg) and come up with a time in mm:ss or even just straight seconds.
An example:
A person wearing trainers that weigh 415g took 11m50s to run a mile and a half.
The same person wearing boots that weigh 959g took 12m40 to run the same mile and a half route.
I have those two as physical measurements, but need a way of showing how fast the person could run with a theoretical weight of shoes (disregarding how feasible the shoes actually are for running, e.g. lightweight sandals versus heavier snow boots). The distance would always be constant at a mile and a half (2414 metres).
Does anyone have any suggestions? I've tried dividing the time by the weight and vice versa but don't seem to get a good answer. Thanks in advance!
