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Hello all,<br><br>
This idea is not exactly the same as a VRAA, but I'm borrowing the virtual competition used by our local Tri-club during the holidays.<br><br>
I suggest we could pick teams and and try a "Virtual" competition of some sort here:<br><br>
Points are awarded as follows ?<br><br>
- 1 pt. for every 100 yards swum (in or outside)<br><br>
- 1 pt. for every road mile ridden on the bike<br>
of your choosing<br><br>
- 1 pt. for every 3 minutes logged on your<br>
bike trainer or in Spinning class<br><br>
- 4 pts. for every mile walked or run (1 pt for each 1/4<br>
mile)<br><br>
We could add more categories such as one for weighlifting or one for group classes such as yoga/pilates/aerobics.<br><br>
I wouldn't be against moderating for the first round. We could make the team competition either a fixed time-period (say, one month), or a fixed point total (say, 5,000 or 10,000 pts.)<br><br>
Basic idea is to have fun and to encourage getting out there for some sort of activity and to participate on a team.<br><br>
What do you think?
This idea is not exactly the same as a VRAA, but I'm borrowing the virtual competition used by our local Tri-club during the holidays.<br><br>
I suggest we could pick teams and and try a "Virtual" competition of some sort here:<br><br>
Points are awarded as follows ?<br><br>
- 1 pt. for every 100 yards swum (in or outside)<br><br>
- 1 pt. for every road mile ridden on the bike<br>
of your choosing<br><br>
- 1 pt. for every 3 minutes logged on your<br>
bike trainer or in Spinning class<br><br>
- 4 pts. for every mile walked or run (1 pt for each 1/4<br>
mile)<br><br>
We could add more categories such as one for weighlifting or one for group classes such as yoga/pilates/aerobics.<br><br>
I wouldn't be against moderating for the first round. We could make the team competition either a fixed time-period (say, one month), or a fixed point total (say, 5,000 or 10,000 pts.)<br><br>
Basic idea is to have fun and to encourage getting out there for some sort of activity and to participate on a team.<br><br>
What do you think?