| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Franklin's right if your run was point-to-point, but if your run was an out-and-back or loop, then your 928 was effectively for half your distance (5.5 miles) because if you gained 928ft, you had to lose it again to get to your starting point, which makes for a 3.2% average grade for the uphill portion (and then -3.2% for the downhill). (You can think of it as all spread out on a single out-and-ba
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