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Local runner Jarad Schofer used the app CityStrides to keep track of the streets he completed. This GPS-generated map shows his final progress. Map generated by CityStrides, courtesy of Jarad Schofer.Schofer is a math teacher at St. Albans School by day and often thinks of the project in terms of a math problem. By his calculations, the project required running the equivalent of four plus assents to Mount Everest, often in 20-30 mile spurts. The accumulated time he’s spent running adds up to 20 full days.A post shared by (@jarad2112) on May 14, 2020 at 3:12pm PDTA post shared by (@jarad2112) on Jun 11, 2020 at 7:22am PDT“I know it sounds kind of bad,” Nakagaki said. “But we’ve been stuck during Covid, so it’s actually been great.”After his ultramarathon in July, Schofer is already planning his next big project: He’ll attempt to run across the country—yes, the whole country—next spring.Join the conversation!

Local runner Jarad Schofer used the app CityStrides to keep track of the streets he completed. This GPS-generated map shows his final progress. Map generated by CityStrides, courtesy of Jarad Schofer.Schofer is a math teacher at St. Albans School by day and often thinks of the project in terms of a math problem. By his calculations, the project required running the equivalent of four plus assents to Mount Everest, often in 20-30 mile spurts. The accumulated time he’s spent running adds up to 20 full days.A post shared by (@jarad2112) on May 14, 2020 at 3:12pm PDTA post shared by...

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