Well, 2021 is over. I did better in 2020, but 2021 was a solid year for my running. I plan on making 2022 even better. I'll talk about my running goals for 2022, and whether I met my 2021 goals, in a future post. Today is a simple statistical summary comparing 2021 with 2020. I need to remind myself that 2020 was a very good running year (except for that COVID-19 thing). Here is a table comparing the two years:
| 2020 | 2021 | Improve? |
Activities | 317 | 262 | x |
Total Distance | 1,715.61 mi | 1,352.02 mi | x |
Average Distance | 5.41 mi | 5.16 mi | x |
Max Distance | 16.17 mi | 32.48 mi | ✔ |
Total Activity Time | 264:58 h:m | 228:54 h:m | x |
Avg Time | 50:09 m:s | 52:25 m:s | ✔ |
Total Elev Gain | 61,056 ft | 52,969 ft | x |
Average Pace | 9:16 /mi | 10:10 /mi | x |
Average Heart Rate | 129 bpm | 134 bpm | x |
Average Run Cadence | 163 spm | 160 spm | x |
Longest Run Break | 2 days | 3 days | x |
Longest Run Streak | 34 days | 35 days | ✔ |
There is a lot of red in that table! Yikes. I ran less days, with less mileage, less elevation, at a higher heart rate, with lower cadence and a slower pace. On the upside, my longest run was 32.5 miles instead of 16.2 miles. That is awesome! How many people can say they doubled their longest run? Nice. Also pleased that I only missed 3 days in a row (not as good as just 2 days, but respectable). And my longest streak was 35 continuous days of running, just beating out 2020's 34 days.
One statistic is missing...I won a 5K race! For me, that makes 2021 special. Doubt I'll win any races in 2022, but I plan on getting a few more green colors on next year's comparison chart. Hope everyone had a great 2021. Best wishes for an even better 2022.
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