Matt Apesos

@Coachjonhughes @NDominator Thanks for this, Coach. Last spring I tried GPT, Grok, and Gemini and none were 100% accurate parsing results. I need to give it another try.

@mattapesos This definitely sounds like a problem AI could help you tackle. Did a quick example. Times in the excel file I made up. @NDominator

Track Coaches: What is your current most time consuming part of your workflow, or frustrating workflow you deal with frequently? Logging workout results, calculating individual paces for workouts, laying out weekly or monthly plans in an easy to read manner, analyzing race results, finding race models to help show athletes, etc?

@jeffsexton @BrianKempGA Morning commute is already in the dark, but the evening commute wouldn't be anymore. I hope it passes.

Of note: If this insanity passes (and @BrianKempGA should *absolutely* veto it the moment it hits his desk if it does), ATL sunrise in January would be as late as 8:45. Meaning the morning commute would be *in the dark* AND (at times) on the ice. What a disaster.

#gapol I will personally *beg* friends and family in Ga to vote for literally *anyone* else against anyone who votes/ voted for this abomination. We need permanent REAL - *STANDARD* - time!

@maseeh4alum @GAFollowers Yes, but what what time will sunset be? You left out the whole reason for the bill.

@GAFollowers If this passes, January sunrise in Atlanta will be 8:44

Five years ago, Georgia passed a bill to end Daylight Saving Time, but federal law blocked it. The new bill tries a workaround by shifting the state to Atlantic Standard Time to keep the same time year round, pending federal approval.

I do record splits for 800 and up, but I don't keep them for in depth analysis or trends like I would like to. I would also like to be able to see the Milesplit PRs of everyone on another team (not just top in each event), but I don't think that's possible. Haven't messed around with the API so not sure if I could get it that way.

At the most basic level, in MileSplit I go through each athlete's results recording place, time/mark, and points (splitting relay points equally) into a spreadsheet. Then I ID PRs and top 10 all-time team performances. Summarize the meet, and highlight key performances including all PRs to send to athletes and parents. We have 60 athletes. It takes every bit of 4 hours to get it all sorted out.

@TreyWallace @Outkick Low key kinda brilliant. Like TBS in the 90s. IYKYK.

President Trump signs executive order pertaining to Army-Navy game time slot “Accordingly, it is the policy of the United States that no college football game, specifically college football’s CFP or other postseason games, be broadcast in a manner that directly conflicts with the Army‑Navy Game” whitehouse.gov/presidential-a…

@Russi_J @stevemagness It's literally in the rules. Stay out of the sun too. 🤣

@mattapesos @stevemagness “No swimming allowed on game days”.

Can someone explain why some 10 year old needs to travel hundreds of miles for competition that they almost certainly could have found locally? Travel leagues for youth sports should be banned.

@HawkeyeHouston @stevemagness uh... yeah. XC States, XC Nationals, every indoor meet, NON, AAU JO. The kiddos love it.

@mattapesos @stevemagness 6-10 times a year? Must be nice...

@AltamontXCTF @Siemers_XC_TF @coachjayjohnson @hunterco I dont see a training plan here. How can you disagree with something that doesn't exist?

We’re trying to train HS milers here, not middle aged marathon runners (or building stinking pyramids for that matter). Am I wrong for disagreeing with this training plan? Help me out here @Siemers_XC_TF @coachjayjohnson @hunterco

@GAFollowers First they take away cheap hourly parking, now this? What next?

Atlanta airport is asking people to stop using the international side for domestic flights.

@SpoonofHead @stevemagness If you want to look like a novice runner, carry the water. An experienced runner needing water is going to plan their run around water stops.

@stevemagness Tip for novice runners while you don't need water on most runs, there is no harm in taking water or any drink with you. Running is a hobby for most so make it as fun as you want.

Tip for novice runners: You do not need to carry/drink water on most of your runs. As long as you're hydrated going in, you'll be fine. You don't need water on a 60min run. Save lugging around hydration stuff for long runs.

@BOOSKER414 @mnhshockeytalk So Canadians can only play if their flag is on the wall? Is that in the rules somewhere?

@mnhshockeytalk Because Canadian teams sometimes find their way down to Minnesota to play at youth levels.

Hey why we do we fly the Canadian flag in American rinks never understood that one

@sweetmomissa Imagine you and your little brother/sister cheer for opposing teams. It's only natural to give them a hard time (be a jerk) when your team beats theirs, but you still love 'em. It works both ways too.

I don’t know who needs to hear this, but you can be happy your team won and not be a jerk to the team that lost.

So Canada has to join the United States now, right? 🇺🇲 🥇🏒

@TrackCoachJones A) the 4x400 B) the 1600m Relay C) A & B D) All of the above.

What's your favorite track event to watch at the meet?

@other_st_nick The last team that tried that got @koreydropkin as their coach and won the five-and-under national championship in their third year. Not quite Olympic level, but they're better than most teams.

I’m not saying curling is easy, but I am saying if me and 3 of my boys played every week starting now, we’d be Olympic level in time to compete at the next games

@sportswildwind @thevivafrei Bruh... Any decent curler knows when they're a tenth light. I can also tell you based on laser measurement that my release adds .10 to .15 to the stone over a normal release. Yes, in a game of feel, we train for that.

@thevivafrei Do you know how good he would have to be to do that calculation in his head and know that he needs to add 0.1 seconds of force? Come on, what are we doing here.

I will not treat this comment as if it’s made in bad faith, but only out of ignorance to the nature of the sport. In curling, they measure the time of the release from the hack (the foots stop they kick off ) to releasing the stone. A difference of 0.1 seconds can translate into to 12 inches of carry on the stone. If you realize you aee0.1 seconds short after releasing the handle, a gentle nudge on the granite could therefore translate into 6 to 12 inches, possibly more, of carry along the ice. Do you now understand how a gentle nudge can have serious impact on the outcome of the stone? @MobyDickSpoiler

@Dr_JustinLima "Men are ruled by toys." -Napoleon

Why is there 3rd grade basketball tournaments with rings given to the winners? It’s 3rd grade.