jchen1 · jchen1 · Sep 6, 2026 · Sep 6, 2026 · Sep 6, 2026
diff --git a/COPYWRITING-ISSUES.md b/COPYWRITING-ISSUES.md
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+# Pending copywriting issues
+
+No pending copywriting issues remain from this review.
+
+## Reviewed; no change recommended
+
+1. `markdown/posts/Super-Spikes-New-Balance-Fuelcell-Sigma-SD-X-Impressions.md:30` — “30m flys” is recognizable sprint-training terminology. For a general audience, “30m flying sprints” would be clearer, but the existing wording is not necessarily an error.
+2. `pages/projects/track/100m-predictor.tsx:383` and `lib/track/100m-model.ts:6` — “Log-level regression” accurately describes the model: the logarithm of the outcome is modeled against predictors in their original levels.
+3. `markdown/posts/Volume-Is-All-You-Need-24-25-Recap.md:30` — The parenthetical phrasing is intentional.
diff --git a/lib/track/points-calculator/constants.ts b/lib/track/points-calculator/constants.ts
@@ -290,7 +290,7 @@ export const eventNames: Record<string, string> = {
   "Road 10kmW": "10km race walk (road)",
   DT: "Discus throw",
   "100mH": "100m hurdles",
-  "4x400m sh": "4x400m Relay (indoor)",
+  "4x400m sh": "4x400m relay (indoor)",
   "Dec.": "Decathlon",
   "Road 20 km": "20km (road)",
   "200m sh": "200m (indoor)",

diff --git a/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2021-USATF-Masters-Championships.md b/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2021-USATF-Masters-Championships.md
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ I flew into Des Moines with just one more chance to achieve my season goal: to b
 
 More than any other meet I've raced in recent memory, this meet felt **legit**. The organizers flawlessly handled more than two thousand entrants across more than a thousand different age-group-event pairings—anyone who's ever been to a track meet before can attest to that level of difficulty. Huge props to USATF and Iowa State for putting together such a well-run meet on short notice!
 
-I was surprised by how many people I recognized at the meet—compatriots I'd shared a track with in both California and Atlanta. But I was more surprised by a couple people recognizing me from this blog! (Hey there, Allesandro and Lemar!) The track community is one of the biggest reasons I love and stay with the sport—I had a great time meeting both fellow post-collegiate athletes and "true" masters competitors.
+I was surprised by how many people I recognized at the meet—compatriots I'd shared a track with in both California and Atlanta. But I was more surprised by a couple people recognizing me from this blog! (Hey there, Alessandro and Lemar!) The track community is one of the biggest reasons I love and stay with the sport—I had a great time meeting both fellow post-collegiate athletes and "true" masters competitors.
 
 Since this was my last meet of the season, I ran a 10-day taper—my last day in the weight room was a week before the race, and I gradually dropped my track volume to about 40-50% of normal. Despite sleeping in a hotel room for consecutive nights, I felt remarkably fresh and loose on Saturday morning.
 

diff --git a/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2022-Atlanta-Track-Club-Meet-1.md b/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2022-Atlanta-Track-Club-Meet-1.md
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ This meet only contested the 100m and 400m, so I ran just the 100m. There were t
 - [Here's](https://photos.app.goo.gl/BHNjaVDLtJFokv9x7) a slowed down side view of the race.
 - I had a pretty strong and smooth start. I've been working a lot on driving my feet back into the track with my first few steps, and I think I executed well on that in this race.
 - I was a bit tense as I got upright, and it resulted in being a bit hard for me to hold my form through the race.
-- In particular, it felt like my leg were a little bit behind me towards the end. The video clearly shows my feet rising to my butt.
+- In particular, it felt like my legs were a little bit behind me towards the end. The video clearly shows my feet rising to my butt.
 - Overall, I came in 8th place in the prelims out of 13, which let me sneak into the fast finals heat in lane 8.
 
 ## 100m finals: 10.71 (-1.3)
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ This meet only contested the 100m and 400m, so I ran just the 100m. There were t
 - I've never been left behind in the blocks like that before! Pros are pros—but it's amazing to see the difference even in the first two steps.
 - My start was also plain bad. I didn't drive back nearly as well as in the prelims, and I ended up getting upright pretty early.
 - Upright running felt much better than in the prelims. I did a good job staying relaxed and finished strong.
-- I finished dead last in my heat—interestingly, pretty much everybody had a much better difference betweeen their prelim and final time than me. For example, Samson Colebrooke and Ameer Webb were neck and neck in both prelims and finals, but ran 10.32/10.34 in the prelims and just 10.01/10.04 in the finals!
+- I finished dead last in my heat—interestingly, pretty much everybody had a much better difference between their prelim and final time than me. For example, Samson Colebrooke and Ameer Webb were neck and neck in both prelims and finals, but ran 10.32/10.34 in the prelims and just 10.01/10.04 in the finals!
 - 10.71 is a big PR for me from my previous best of 10.79 (+2.9)... and 10.71 (-1.3) translates to 10.63 (0.0)/10.53 (+2.0) so I think I have a lot more in store this season.
 
 Next up for me is the Sewanee Mountain Laurel Twilight Invitational in Sewanee, Tennessee on April 23.
diff --git a/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2022-Berkeley-All-Comers-2.md b/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2022-Berkeley-All-Comers-2.md
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ I didn't expect much going into this meet: with a rolling schedule, I knew it'd
 
 - I won both my heat and the meet outright.
 - I've run three 60s this season and PR'd all three times! This time was with a slight tailwind and adjusts to either a windless [6.90](https://maximmoinat.github.io/windCalculator.html) or [6.93](https://jmureika.lmu.build/track/wind/index.html) depending on the conversion factor you use. Both times are still faster than my old PR.
-- I focused on driving back into the track and having negative foot speed on my first few steps. I think I did this reasonably well, though I defnitely haven't mastered it yet.
+- I focused on driving back into the track and having negative foot speed on my first few steps. I think I did this reasonably well, though I definitely haven't mastered it yet.
 - For the first time in a race, I felt like I was forced upright by my speed instead of getting impatient and coming upright early.
 - I think I need some more practice starting off a reaction instead of going on my own mark.
 

diff --git a/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2022-Bobcat-Preview.md b/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2022-Bobcat-Preview.md
@@ -34,6 +34,6 @@ The MSU indoor track is an excellent flat 200 meter track. Importantly for me, i
 - I won my heat handily but took second place overall in the meet by two-thousandths of a second.
 - I had about 45 minutes between races. I felt pretty fatigued after the 60, all the way up to stepping in the blocks: my heart rate was around 150 at that point.
 - Because of that, I executed a conservative race plan: instead of gunning it all the way, I floated down the back stretch and reaccelerated through the second curve.
-- I'm really not used to how sharp indoor curves are. I had major issues staying coordinated on both curves; I had more than one step where my right (ouside) foot landed way to the inside of my center of balance.
+- I'm really not used to how sharp indoor curves are. I had major issues staying coordinated on both curves; I had more than one step where my right (outside) foot landed way to the inside of my center of balance.
 
 This was as good of an opener as I could have hoped for: two heat wins, two indoor PRs, and a clean bill of health. My next meet won't be until next year—likely back in Bozeman for the Bobcat Challenge on 1/13/23.
diff --git a/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2022-Carnegie-Mellon-Invitational.md b/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2022-Carnegie-Mellon-Invitational.md
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Meet conditions were... typical for Pittsburgh in March, with temperatures in th
 - This was definitely my worst race this year. I was a bit rushed to the starting line as I had too many layers of sweats on, and wasn't as locked in as normal.
 - My calves cramped on steps 2 and 3 and stayed aggravated the whole race. This led to me popping up pretty much right away and ruined any chance I had at a great time.
 - I suspect that the cramps were a combination of cold weather and a bit of dehydration, but it's becoming something of a recurring pattern for me. I'll have to figure something out soon.
-- Despite the cramps, I managed to win my heat and the meet as a whole. This time converts to a 11.03 in neutral wind conditions—way off my PR and way slower than what my 60m would indicate.
+- Despite the cramps, I managed to win my heat and the meet as a whole. This time converts to an 11.03 in neutral wind conditions—way off my PR and way slower than what my 60m would indicate.
 
 ## 200m: 22.24 (-4.3)
 

diff --git a/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2022-Mountain-Laurel-Invitational.md b/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2022-Mountain-Laurel-Invitational.md
@@ -32,11 +32,11 @@ The weather was beautiful—my first warm meet of the year—but marred by a nas
 ## 200m: 21.55 (-2.3)
 
 - [Video](https://youtu.be/XgSnjrlezYM)/[slow-motion](https://photos.app.goo.gl/aErKnUDrwyemk3N46)
-- I only had about 40 minute between events, so after chatting with a couple people, I went straight back into dynamic drills and strides.
+- I only had about 40 minutes between events, so after chatting with a couple people, I went straight back into dynamic drills and strides.
 - This time, my heat was (almost) full. I came in with the second-fastest seed time and raced in lane 5.
 - After my blocks slipping in warmups, my start wasn't as forceful as it could have been, but I still ate up the stagger on lanes 7 and 8.
 - My lower body felt disorganized on the second half of the curve—I had a couple strides where my foot landed at a sharp angle.
 - I exited the curve about even with lane 4 (the fastest seed time) but pulled away over the last hundred meters.
 - 21.55 is a facility record (previously 22.30) and a 0.3 second PR for me! That wind-adjusts to 21.29 in neutral conditions, so I'm looking forward to see what I can do in the next couple of races.
 
-Next up for me is either the Tennesse Challenge in Knoxville or the Life U Last Chance in Marietta depending on which meet I can get in to.
+Next up for me is either the Tennessee Challenge in Knoxville or the Life U Last Chance in Marietta depending on which meet I can get into.
diff --git a/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2022-UAB-Vulcan-Invitational.md b/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2022-UAB-Vulcan-Invitational.md
@@ -29,6 +29,6 @@ That said, I have a lot to improve on for next time:
 
 - I had an awful start—I haven't done any curved starts yet this year, and barely have any experience at all with banked tracks.
 - At least two times, I placed my right foot way too far to the inside, causing me to stumble (and scrape my foot against my left calf).
-- My speed endurance, while surprisingly good for January, isn't where it wil hopefully be by the end of the season. My form broke down in the last 50 meters.
+- My speed endurance, while surprisingly good for January, isn't where it will hopefully be by the end of the season. My form broke down in the last 50 meters.
 
 Overall, I ran surprisingly fast for the time of year—I wasn't expecting any PRs. It's an encouraging start to the season and I'm excited to see what I can do at my next meet!
diff --git a/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2022-Vanderbilt-Invitational.md b/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2022-Vanderbilt-Invitational.md
@@ -22,4 +22,4 @@ My heat had a lot of fast seed times—only one of them actually delivered. Desp
 
 Unfortunately, I ended up in 10th place, just 0.05 away from making finals. I think that with a second chance, I could have dipped down into the low 6.9s or even the 6.8s.
 
-This might end up being the last indoor meet I'll run this year—next up for me is either the Berkeley all-comers or the De Anza Invitational in mid-Februrary back in California.
+This might end up being the last indoor meet I'll run this year—next up for me is either the Berkeley all-comers or the De Anza Invitational in mid-February back in California.
diff --git a/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2023-Big-Sky-Preview.md b/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2023-Big-Sky-Preview.md
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ MSU has been a fantastic host—I'm grateful to the team for allowing me to comp
 - While I was able to stay in the race, I didn't really have a shot at a good time.
 - The last 30 meters showed my top speed is improving—I was making up ground on the competitors in front of me.
 - 6.98 is the worst time I've run over the past two years... but still is faster than any 60 I ran before then. To have that bad of a stumble and still come out under 7 seconds is encouraging.
-- All that said, this races feels like a missed opportunity. The winner of the meet ran 6.88, and I was clearly in the lead at 10 meters—what could I have done today?
+- All that said, this race feels like a missed opportunity. The winner of the meet ran 6.88, and I was clearly in the lead at 10 meters—what could I have done today?
 
 ## 200m: 22.25
 

diff --git a/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2023-Bobcat-PReview.md b/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2023-Bobcat-PReview.md
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ---
 layout: post
-title: "Meet Report: 2023 Bobcat PReview"
+title: "Meet Report: 2023 Bobcat Preview"
 date: "2023-12-16"
 author: Jeff Chen
 tags: track

diff --git a/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2023-Bobcat-Performance.md b/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2023-Bobcat-Performance.md
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ As usual, I raced the 60 and 200 at this meet. This time, I was the fastest seed
 
 ## 60m prelims: 6.85
 
-- 6.85 is a all-conditions lifetime PR for me—besting the [indoor 6.89](https://jeffchen.dev/posts/Meet-Report-2023-Bobcat-Challenge/) I set earlier this year and the [wind-aided 6.88](https://jeffchen.dev/posts/Meet-Report-2022-Berkeley-All-Comers-2/) I ran last Februrary outdoors! It also won me my heat and put me in pole position for the finals.
+- 6.85 is an all-conditions lifetime PR for me—besting the [indoor 6.89](https://jeffchen.dev/posts/Meet-Report-2023-Bobcat-Challenge/) I set earlier this year and the [wind-aided 6.88](https://jeffchen.dev/posts/Meet-Report-2022-Berkeley-All-Comers-2/) I ran last February outdoors! It also won me my heat and put me in pole position for the finals.
 - I had a very good block start, probably my best effort in a race so far. This could partially be subjective, as I was flanked by two slower runners, but I felt smoother and stronger than I ever have.
 - I successfully came upright somewhere between 20-30m.
 - Because I led wire to wire and didn't really feel any athletes the whole race, I was really relaxed at max speed and was able to easily carry that through the line.

diff --git a/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2023-Stanford-Invitational.md b/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-2023-Stanford-Invitational.md
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ I've also been dealing with a couple injuries over the past month, most recently
 - Unfortunately, at max velocity, I didn't have as much bounce as I'm used to. I think this was the back injury limiting my ability to rotate my hips.
   Without that, my stride length felt much shorter than usual, and I was left behind.
 - I finished 7th in my heat and 34th overall.
-- This is the slowest 100 I ran since my [outdoor opener last year](https://jeffchen.dev/posts/Meet-Report-2022-Carnegie-Mellon-Invitational/), a 11.24 into a -2.9 headwind.
+- This is the slowest 100 I ran since my [outdoor opener last year](https://jeffchen.dev/posts/Meet-Report-2022-Carnegie-Mellon-Invitational/), an 11.24 into a -2.9 headwind.
 
 ## 200m: 22.54 (+0.7)
 

diff --git a/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-TFCUSA-Club-National-Championships.md b/markdown/meet-reports/Meet-Report-TFCUSA-Club-National-Championships.md
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ tags: track
 
 I drove down to Oxford, Alabama for the TFCUSA Club National Championships. It's primarily a youth meet, but thankfully they had an open section. The meet was well-run, especially given that they were wrangling children as young as 1 year old. I'm definitely encouraged by the track community I've seen since moving to Georgia: everyone I've talked to has been warm, friendly, and obsessed with track!
 
-The meet wasn't tracking wind information, but there was a medium-strength headwind all day. And it was hot! I brought 5 Gatorades, whcih I thought would be more than enough, but I had to supplement that with lots of water through the day.
+The meet wasn't tracking wind information, but there was a medium-strength headwind all day. And it was hot! I brought 5 Gatorades, which I thought would be more than enough, but I had to supplement that with lots of water through the day.
 
 <!-- excerpt -->
 

diff --git a/markdown/pages/projects.md b/markdown/pages/projects.md
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ An iPhone app implementing [contrast limited adaptive histogram equalization (CL
 
 [![Espresso](/images/espresso.png)](https://caretcaret.github.io/espresso/)
 
-**Espresso** is a simple deep learning framework written the [Halide](http://halide-lang.org/) image proessing language compatible with [Caffe](http://caffe.berkeleyvision.org/) configuration files.
+**Espresso** is a simple deep learning framework written in the [Halide](http://halide-lang.org/) image processing language that is compatible with [Caffe](http://caffe.berkeleyvision.org/) configuration files.
 
 ## [threadpool](https://www.github.com/jchen1/threadpool)
 

diff --git a/markdown/posts/Adidas-Prime-SP2-Review-Everymans-Superspike.md b/markdown/posts/Adidas-Prime-SP2-Review-Everymans-Superspike.md
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ This year, Adidas entered the superspike game with their Prime SP2. Their athlet
 
 ## Fit and feel
 
-I appreciate Adidas shipping a relatively normal colorway, especially compared to the recent awful [Maxfly](<![img](https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/J4MAAOSwbd9isv7e/s-l500.jpg)>) [colorways](https://static.nike.com/a/images/t_PDP_1280_v1/f_auto,q_auto:eco/f669d845-033c-47a6-b917-89f984ba52d6/air-zoom-maxfly-track-field-sprinting-spikes-C2ZBRP.png).
+I appreciate Adidas shipping a relatively normal colorway, especially compared to the recent awful [Maxfly](https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/J4MAAOSwbd9isv7e/s-l500.jpg) [colorways](https://static.nike.com/a/images/t_PDP_1280_v1/f_auto,q_auto:eco/f669d845-033c-47a6-b917-89f984ba52d6/air-zoom-maxfly-track-field-sprinting-spikes-C2ZBRP.png).
 
 The Prime SP2s run a half size large: I’m normally a 10.5 in trainers and spikes, but needed to size down to a 10 for these. The spike is comfortable—there’s a noticeable difference between these and Maxflies which make my feet hurt after just a few minutes in them.
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		Unfortunately, I ended up in 10th place, just 0.05 away from making finals. I think that with a second chance, I could have dipped down into the low 6.9s or even the 6.8s.

		This might end up being the last indoor meet I'll run this year—next up for me is either the Berkeley all-comers or the De Anza Invitational in mid-Februrary back in California.
		This might end up being the last indoor meet I'll run this year—next up for me is either the Berkeley all-comers or the De Anza Invitational in mid-February back in California.