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How To Wear Your Timing Chip

With the advent of more high-tech races, more and more races have the TIMING CHIP to give you accurate results for your performance during the race. The organizers provide you with the timing chip, usually a white, circular chip that you must securely attach to your laces. Most runners still don’t know how to do this properly. Here’s a video I made to show you how to tie your timing chip into your shoe…(next time i”ll learn how to put background music!)

* This is the first of many more videos to come on basic how-to’s or tips on all things running. Any other thing you’d like to learn?

Posted on 02.20.10 to 01 Bullish Insights. Tags: , . Subscribe to follow comments on this post. 10 comments. Add your thoughts or trackback from your own site.

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10 Responses to “How To Wear Your Timing Chip”

  1. Thanks, Jaymie. It’s my first time to tie one for tomorrow’s Century tuna race. Thanks for the big help.

    eena said on Feb 20 10 at 8:26 PM Reply

  2. nice VLOG :)

    Raymund said on Feb 20 10 at 11:57 PM Reply

  3. Hi Jaymie, will the nike+ sensor placed inside the left shoe interfere with the timing chip? Thanks for the video =)

    carol said on Feb 21 10 at 7:55 AM Reply

  4. nice. how abt a pre & post race stretching video..

    Jawee said on Feb 21 10 at 11:37 AM Reply

  5. Nice one….dali lang pala, seems complicated kasi sa printed guide. Thanks for all the tips :)

    ebok12 said on Feb 21 10 at 5:12 PM Reply

  6. Thanks for sharing, I think I was wrong in placing my timing chip yesterday for the Century run that explains why my name is not on the offical results! SUPER SAD :(

    johnnnnnyboy said on Feb 22 10 at 9:05 AM Reply

  7. Thanks … now I know .. first time to use on Unilab 5K-run

    ericsecrets said on Feb 22 10 at 9:17 PM Reply

  8. Where can I view the race results..tnx

    don said on Feb 28 11 at 6:05 PM Reply

  9. Thanks! Tomorrow is my first 5k run and I was confussed on how to put it on. Thanks a bunch!

    Lana said on Mar 19 11 at 6:48 AM Reply

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