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Sara
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That's an age-graded time. It's really only meaningful if you're over 40, and gets more and more meaningful with age. It's calculated based on your age-graded score, which is how close you are to the world record for your age and gender as a percentage. For example, as a 21-year old, none of my times get age-graded. However, you can look at the times run by the 48-year-old woman I narrowly beat on Saturday and figure out that they're very close to the world record for that age. I ran a 30:16 8k, which isn't that good for a 21-year-old guy. She ran 30:17, which is phenomenal for a 48-year-old woman. You can look to the age-grading calculator, and they give my time a score of 70% and hers a score of 88%. You can use that to figure out that her 30:17 is age-graded to a 27:09 for an open woman, which is the age-graded time you're seeing. Comparing between genders, you can see that her running 30:17 is like me running 24 flat.
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