#running timing system

[you--just--run]

Race Bib with Timing Chip: How It Works!

Every runner deserves recognition for their effort, and using race bibs with timing chips makes that possible with precision. These Race Bib With Timing Chip are specially designed to carry a chip that quietly records your timing the moment you begin and end your run. There's no need to stop, scan, or check manually. The chip does the work silently in the background. You Just Run ensures this advanced setup works perfectly at every checkpoint, so organizers don’t miss a single detail and runners get their exact results. It’s not just about speed—it’s about giving every participant the accurate finish time they truly earned.

[blueberry-blast]

Getting a feel for my designs for smilk & all of his era's, plus some headcanons & extras.

[rainscenes]

[anjellicles]

dont even THINK abt speaking to her unless youre her shen laoshi 🫣

[xieliancwn]

Almost died by four different people hands, dragged Luo Binghe’s body around for the whole time even tho he was greatly injured, protected the body and didn’t let anything touch it. Luo Binghe wakes up and yells at Shen Qingqiu thinking he was being abandoned. I KNOOOOOOW the options were either crying or killing everyone himself included 😭

[that-mystic-knight]

My piece for the QiJiu Zine

[kosmicprlz]

their last dance

[you--just--run]

How to Integrate a Running Chip Timing System Into Your Race Day Operations

A smooth race day starts with good planning — and accurate timing is one of the most essential elements. Whether you’re organizing a small local 5K or a large-scale marathon, a running chip timing system can make a difference. It ensures fair results, minimizes manual errors, and enhances the overall experience for runners.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you successfully integrate a chip timing system into your event.

Understand What a Running Chip Timing System Does

Before you begin, it’s essential to understand what a Running Chip Timing System does. This system uses small chips — often attached to bibs, shoes, or ankle bands — that signal when a runner crosses timing mats at various checkpoints, start and finish lines.

These signals are captured in real time and translated into accurate start, split, and finish times. The data can display live results, track progress, and generate final rankings.

Choose the Right Timing Partner

You’ll likely work with a timing vendor unless you invest in your equipment. Choosing the right partner is key. Look for a provider with experience in similar race types and sizes. Ask about their equipment, support services, and whether they provide live result options.

Request references or case studies from previous events to ensure they can meet your needs. A reliable timing company will guide you on best practices and take charge of the technical setup.

Plan Your Timing Points

Next, decide where to place timing points. At a minimum, you’ll need mats at the start and finish lines. Depending on the course length and design, you may also want to add split points (e.g., at halfway marks or major turns) to monitor performance and prevent course cutting.

Coordinate with your timing partner to determine the number of mats needed and how they’ll be powered — some require generators or battery backups.

Coordinate Bib and Chip Distribution

Chips are usually attached to race bibs or handed out separately. Either way, they must be distributed accurately. Double-check that each chip is registered to the correct runner. Mismatches can cause significant issues during result generation.

The process is simpler if you’re using disposable chips (common in modern systems). Reusable chips, on the other hand, require collection after the race. Plan volunteers and logistics accordingly.

Train Your Volunteers

Volunteers play a significant role in race day success. Make sure your team understands how the running chip timing system works. Assign volunteers to manage key timing points, monitor mats, and assist runners with chip placement questions.

Have backup communication if something goes wrong, such as a chip not registering or a runner forgetting to wear one.

Test Before the Event

Never assume everything will go perfectly on race day. A day or two before the event, test all equipment on-site. Check that mats detect chips properly, record results, and connect all systems.

This is also a good time to simulate different runner scenarios, such as late arrivals, missed chips, or unusual foot traffic. Preparing for these helps you respond quickly if issues arise during the race.

Monitor During the Race

On race day, your timing team should constantly monitor the system. Someone should keep an eye on the live data feed to ensure all runners are being tracked. Any anomalies — such as missed checkpoints or duplicate reads — should be flagged and investigated immediately.

Ensure clear communication between the event director, timing crew, and volunteers at each mat.

Post-Race Results and Reporting

Your job isn’t done once the last runner crosses the finish line. Promptly publish results online or on a live display. Many runners will want to see their finish times immediately.

A sound-running chip timing system will also allow you to export data for race reports, age group results, and certificates. Make this part of your post-race process so everything is consistent and professional.

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[machinot]

It’s really convenient that the whole world collectively agreed on the units to measure time. We could have had an imperial metric system type thing where u would have to tell the European guy youre playing a game with “yeah…. I’ll be back in …. Uh…. 2.74 kilohours?”

[shanklin]

It’s the most honest job Stan’s ever had.

Sure, the company he’s working for is downright diabolical, scamming their customers in all aspects of life, but that’s not Stan’s problem.

As Le Ville Corp’s most successful customer service agent in the Oregon area his only job is to follow the company guidelines, sell as many bad deals as possible and never ever let anyone back out of a contract. 

Morality aside, nothing the company does is actually illegal, so at the end of the day Stan gets to collect his almost-minimum-wage-sized paycheck and go home in the knowledge, that no pigs will come knocking on his door anytime soon.

Life is good. Or at least as good as it gets where Stan is concerned. Last month he even got a raise for selling every bad product the company had to offer to one poor kind sucker. 

From household appliances to car insurance, magazine subscriptions and even their extremely shitty telephone and electricity contracts - the McGucket guy brought it all.

Thanks to him, Stan could upgrade from his car to an almost black mold free one room appartment with a community bathroom one block over.

Stan was finally moving up in the world and then his phone rings. He recognises the number. It’s his good friend Fiddle-not-gonna-say-the-rest McGucket.

Stan grins and cracks his knuckles. It’s about time McGucket figured out he’s gotten scammed. Time to make the poor guy’s life a living hell. No one is getting out of a contract on his watch.

“Thank you for calling Le Ville Corp. For us you are more than just a customer. You are family! This is Piers. How can I help you today?”

The moment Stan starts his greeting, he is bombarded with noise disturbances from the other side.

Ah, the good old Le Ville Corp telephone network working as intended. Maybe Stan can convince the guy to upgrade to a slightly less egregious version. 

Wait, what did he say?

His name is Dr. Stammered Lynes? Weird, but okay. Still better than Fiddle-nope-not-saying-it Hardon McGucket.

As it turns out, Stan finally met the mysterious roommate whose money McGucket has been using to pay for all of their products. Stan didn’t think the guy had it in him to ditch his roommate after the scam got discovered. Good for him!

Now, how to best screw Dr. Lynes here over.

***

An hour and a half of data security safety questions and a new phone contract later the doc hangs up to Stan’s cheery and corporate mandated farewell:

“And don’t forget we here at Le Ville Corp consider you our forever family, because you will stay with us forever!”

***

Stanford Pines just had the worst month of his life [not counting the weeks after the science fair that he refuses to think about].

The portal test was a disaster, his partner left, his muse refuses to explain himself and on top of all of that his new fridge won’t open, because this week’s subscription fee hasn’t been paid yet.

What the f-FIDDLEFORD!

[seabeck]

The place I went the other day was super fucking cool. I didn't get to see the rare flower species (too dry/too late maybe) but there were loads of other plants including a few hybrids and a mock orange.

Getting there sucked, I went straight up a mountainside, brush crashing (healthy forest so the brush wasn't up to my neck but it was still present) and my legs fucking killed. I have really tight hamstrings (can't straighten my legs while grabbing my ankles or w/e), I have all my life and in the last couple of years they've gotten worse to the point where going up hills hurts and tires me even though I'm not actually out of shape.

I started doing this exercise called elephant walks and it's already a huge difference. I wore my big ass rubber boots (these hurt the calves to talk in) and went up my tilted yard with minimal pain!

[pinipig]

this is exactly what whitney's room looks like, trust me

text reference: ⬇️

[lukaka-arte]

(Seeing new Affection Systems Leaks from Cookie Run Kingdom.)

Burning Spice Cookie: Humans granted me my powers, yes, it all began because of them.

Me: Hahaha! Ahhaha! Humans.

Mystic Flour Cookie: The only human who practiced magic in ancient times, granted me my power.

Me: Ah! Hahahah! Yes! A Human— A HUMAN?!

///

I don't think you guys understand the lore drop this leak revealed.

It's not humanS, is HUMAN

IN SINGULAR

LIKE WHAT?!

Are you telling me the Beasts are as old as, probably, the FIRST WITCH/WIZARD TO EVER EXIST?!

THIS IS LORE DROP RIGHT THERE—

Or maybe they were baked by different witches? And only convergentes as a group much later?!

THERE ARE MANY POSSIBILITIES!!!

But if it IS the first option, then that means that the ability to magic was only made "general" AFTER the creation of the Beasts. After all, they ARE the first cookies baked (in CRK Lore)

(oh my god this is so good for my dearest First Yeast Cookie)

[you--just--run]

Marathon Running Races Crafted For Performance, Motivation, And Personal Goals

You Just Run hosts Marathon Running Races that challenge and inspire runners to reach their highest potential. Each event is carefully planned to provide a balanced experience of competition, endurance, and enjoyment. The routes are well-organized, logistics run smoothly, and competitors receive the assistance they require throughout the event. Whether attempting a personal best or running their first marathon, athletes benefit from a highly encouraging environment. You Just Run develops events that have a long-term impact on the running journey, encouraging discipline, focus, and a strong sense of accomplishment.

[punster-2319]

“Animated Family Films Made After 1968 That SURPRISINGLY Got G-Ratings” Starter Pack

(Before anyone points it out, yes, I am aware that The Land Before Time and All Dogs Go to Heaven were edited before their releases to avoid getting PG ratings).

[kronglessss]

There may be a power imbalance in the binqiu student teacher relationship, but shen qinq qiu is not the one with the power.