- 1The Oval0:42
- 2Sin É0:31 PB
- 3Mutton Lane Inn1:05
- 4The Shelbourne1:20
- 5Kebab, Washington StHit the wall
Coach's verdict: Strong first half. Lost the group at the chipper.
Barrmin tracks your pace, your splits and whose round it is, then files a full performance report. Sports science, minus the science.
Coach's verdict: Strong first half. Lost the group at the chipper.
Professional athletes get GPS vests, split times and a sports scientist. You get Barrmin, which is the same thing if you squint: it plans the route, keeps the squad together, logs every split, and compares the race plan with what actually happened.
During the night, Barrmin keeps the vital signs: the current venue, the route, whose round it is, the financial damage, the quotes, the photos, and late entries filed under “I forgot to log that.” It is basically a fitness app, if your fitness app counted pints as reps and quietly suggested a kebab.
Barrmin turns the night into a report: part route map, part race analysis, part evidence bundle for claims beginning with “it's just around the corner.”
Reviews are fictional. The liver has not been consulted.
“Finally, someone is tracking his splits. Unfortunately it's me.”
“He said it was two minutes away. The app said 1.3 km.”
“Says I never bought a round. I have lodged an appeal.”
“Footfall up at 1 a.m. Every report ends here.”
“Nobody asked me.”
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