One wall of the clubhouse
The Clock
the twenty-four-hour structure, pacing, records and the night hours
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The planned nap
Why some twenty-four-hour runners stop on purpose: the logic of a short planned nap on a fixed-time course, the cot behind the table, and what the record shows about sleeping to run further.
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How a record is kept
What it takes for a twenty-four-hour distance to become a record: sanctioning, certified course measurement, lap counting, and the ratification chain.
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The lap sheet and the split
Pacing a race that has no finish line: even splits, planned walking, the early restraint the record rewards, and what the lap sheet shows at hour eighteen.
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What the night asks
The hours between midnight and dawn on a fixed-time course: the circadian low, the headlamp pool of light, the walkers, and why the night decides the score.
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Twenty-four hours on a quarter mile
What a fixed-time race measures that a fixed-distance race cannot: the twenty-four-hour clock, distance as a score, and why the stopwatch is the course.
