I was discussing seed times with a friend and we had different ideas about what a seed time was. I thought a seed time was supposed to be a result from a prior race while he thought one could enter whatever one wanted and it was legitimate to adjust the seed time, for example to add a couple seconds so that he would be sure to beat it. On further thought there is the question of what previous time one should enter (if "should" enters into it), I have been entering my best time. Is there a general policy or ethic or does anything go?
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Originally posted by aquageek
I think putting a slow time is commonly referred to as sandbagging and not viewed very positively.
Agreed. But doesn't change the fact that some people swim better when they're in the lead.
Originally posted by aquageek
I think putting a slow time is commonly referred to as sandbagging and not viewed very positively.
Agreed. But doesn't change the fact that some people swim better when they're in the lead.
