Coast to Coast Race: Calculating Dad's Speed, Time, and Average Speeds, Lecture notes of Sport Studies

Join the wilson family as they support dad during the 2-day coast to coast race. Calculate dad's average speeds, distances, and times for running, cycling, and kayaking stages. Round your answers to the nearest km/h.

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You need: a calculator
The Wilson family have all gone to the South Island to be Dad’s support crew in the Coast to
Coast race, which involves running, cycling, and kayaking. Dad is competing as an individual
in the 2 day event.
7 a.m. A running start!
Day 1
Dad reached Klondyke Corner at 2:59:06.
a. How far had he travelled on day 1?
b. How long did the mountain run take?
c. What was his average speed for this run?
Round your answer to the nearest kilometre
per hour.
d. Why do you think Dad was slower on
average over this run?
e. What was his average speed for day 1?
Here he comes! Come on, Dad! You’re nearly there!
Day 1
1. Dad reached his bike at 7:17:20.
What was his average speed for the run?
2. He reached Deception Footbridge at 9:32:16.
a. How long did this cycling stage take?
b. What was his average cycling speed?
Round your answer to the nearest
kilometre per hour.
3. Mountain running next! Mum picked up the bike,
and Dad set off along the Deception riverbed
for the last stage of day 1.
Start
Kumara
Arthur’s Pass
Deception Footbridge
2. Mingha Deception route
Mountain running 26 km
Klondyke Corner
3. Cycling 15 km
Mt White Bridge
4. Waimakariri River
Kayaking 67 km
Pacific Ocean
Finish
Sumner
Sheffield Gorge Bridge
5. Cycling 70 km
Tasman Sea
1. Running 2.8 km
Cycling 58 km
Christchurch
State Highway 73
Race route
(end of day 1)
(end of day 2)
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Coast to CoastCoast to Coast

Calculating speed, time, and rate

activity

You need: a calculator

The Wilson family have all gone to the South Island to be Dad’s support crew in the Coast to Coast race, which involves running, cycling, and kayaking. Dad is competing as an individual in the 2 day event.

7 a.m. A running start!

Day 1

Dad reached Klondyke Corner at 2:59:06. a. How far had he travelled on day 1? b. How long did the mountain run take? c. What was his average speed for this run? Round your answer to the nearest kilometre per hour. d. Why do you think Dad was slower on average over this run? e. What was his average speed for day 1?

Here he comes!

Come on, Dad! You’re nearly there!

Day 1

  1. Dad reached his bike at 7:17:20. What was his average speed for the run?
  2. He reached Deception Footbridge at 9:32:16. a. How long did this cycling stage take? b. What was his average cycling speed? Round your answer to the nearest kilometre per hour.
  3. Mountain running next! Mum picked up the bike, and Dad set off along the Deception riverbed for the last stage of day 1.

Start Kumara

Arthur’s Pass

Deception Footbridge

  1. Mingha Deception route Mountain running 26 km Klondyke Corner
  2. Cycling 15 km Mt White Bridge
  3. Waimakariri River Kayaking 67 km

Pacific Ocean

Finish

Sumner

Sheffield (^) Gorge Bridge

  1. Cycling 70 km

Tasman Sea

  1. Running 2.8 km Cycling 58 km

Christchurch

State Highway 73 Race route

(end of day 1)

(end of day 2)

Have a good day, Dad!

7.30 a.m. Another cycling leg

Day 2

It’s nearly over, Dad! Way to go!

  1. If Dad cycled at an average speed of 26 kilometres per hour, what time did he arrive at Mount White Bridge?
  2. His average speed for the kayak section from Mount White Bridge to Gorge Bridge was 12 kilometres per hour. How long did this part of the journey take?
  3. What time did he arrive at Gorge Bridge?

Mum and Nathan left early to deliver the kayak to Mount White Bridge.

  1. Last cycle leg: Dad arrived at Sumner Beach at 4:38:27. a. How long did this leg take? b. What was his average speed for this leg? Round your answer to the nearest kilometre per hour. c. What was the total distance of the race? d. What was Dad’s total time?

Check out the event times for actual competitors in the Coast to Coast race. Compare Dad’s time with their times. (The website address is www.coasttocoast.co.nz) investigation

Well done, Dad!

I can see him now!