We've got 24 hours. Let's assume 30-minute loops to make the math easy, although some of us are not so speedy (read, I'm not so speedy). That would mean 48 loops. If we have 8 people on the team, that's 6 loops each. If we have 6 people on the team, it's 8 loops each.  It sounds like they are pretty loose about how much each person does or when. So you could do all your laps at one time and then go home, or spread them out throughout the night. You could give your laps to others or take over somebody else's. Lots of options.

Beth

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Date: Mon, 27 Jul 2009 16:39:40 -0400
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I'm in. unless it conflicts with something official. are the world
masters games (Sacramento) next year?

what would be the minimum number of laps one would do?

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I'm in. A relay team sounds like a nice change. I love the solo event, but I also
love my sleep.

Charlie, are you in? Commit. Then we tell you how long the laps are. :) Seriously,
3.16 miles.

Jay, this is an annual event so yes, we are talking about 2010. You can count on
it being hot and humid. If we're lucky there will not be thunderstorms.

Here's the url for more information: http://home.att.net/~lakerun/

Beth