Pace bunny
[peys buh-nee]
/ˈpeɪs ˌbʌni/
Noun
Defintion for Pace bunny
A pace bunny is a runner or pacer in a race who maintains a specific speed to help participants achieve a target finish time.
Long Definition
A pace bunny is a runner or pacer who helps others maintain a specific speed during a race, often wearing identifiable gear like bunny ears. They ensure runners hit target times by setting a consistent pace. For example, in marathons, pace bunnies might aim for finishing times like 3:30 or 4:00 hours. This role is crucial for runners aiming to achieve personal bests or qualify for events like the Boston Marathon. By following a pace bunny, runners can focus on maintaining their energy and rhythm without constantly checking their watches.
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