Most men can't knit and even more can't run a marathon. But David Babcock does both, at the same time。
许多男人不会织毛线，更多的人不能跑马拉松。而大卫·巴布科克两样都会，而且是同时完成。
On19th Oct, the 41-year-old University of Central Missouri graphic design professor set a Guinness world record for longest scarf knitted during a marathon.The previous record was set by Susie Hewer during last April's London Marathon with a scarf that measured 6 feet, 9 inches。
这名41岁的男子是中密苏里大学设计系教授，本月19日他边跑马拉松边织出了一条长约四米的围巾，创下了跑马拉松时织成最长围巾的世界吉尼斯纪录，打破了英国女子苏西3个月前缔造的纪录，当时苏西一边跑马拉松一边织围巾，织了一条6英尺9英寸(约2米)长围巾。
Before the race in Kansas City, Babcock's goal was to beat Hewer by three feet but he ended up nearly doubling her with a scarf that measured 12 feet, 13.4 inches。
在于堪萨斯州举办的比赛之前，巴布科克的目标是超过苏西的成绩大约3英尺，结果他织出了12英尺13.4英寸(约4米)的围巾，几乎是苏西织出围巾长度的两倍。
It was his first time running a marathon and it took him 5 hours, 47 minutes and 27 seconds to finish。
这是他第一次参加马拉松赛跑，他花了5小时47分钟27秒跑完全程。
Mr Babcock began knitting and long-distance running, separately, three years ago. He decided to merge the two activities since both were a little boring and he thought it would be a 'fun challenge'。
三年前，巴布科克先生开始织毛线、长跑，但两件事并不同时进行。当他开始觉得有点无聊时，他决定将两件事合二为 一，并认为这会是“一个有趣的挑战”。
Over the years Mr Babcock has developed a system for how he knits while running。
数年以来，巴布科克先生已经练就了织毛钱兼长跑的运动方法。
To protect himself from possible injury he uses plastic needles and attaches a stopper at the end so the scarf doesn't fall off。
为了预防可能出现的危险，他使用的是塑料编织针，而且在末端夹上了夹子，这样围巾就不会从针上掉下来。
He's only fallen once while running and knitting, and that was early on when he wasn't paying attention to a pothole。
他边织边跑的过程中只有一次跌倒了，那是他刚起跑不久，没有注意到地上有坑。
He keeps yarn in a fanny pack and only uses acrylic materials since natural fibers absorb sweat。
他把毛线装在腰包里，看起来有些滑稽，而且他只织腈纶毛线，因为这种天然材质更吸汗。
Mr Babcock, like prior-record holder Ms Hewer, ran Saturday's race to benefit an Alzheimer's disease foundation。
苏西当时是要为阿尔茨海默病(俗称老年痴呆)研究机构募款，巴布科克这次尝试也是希望为阿尔茨海默协会募款。
'I think it will be great particularly for my kids to be able to say, "Dad did it. Dad broke a record." Hopefully that will lead them to their own proud moments,' Mr Babcock said。
巴布科克先生说，“我感觉非常棒，尤其想到我的孩子们可以说，‘我爸爸做到了，他打破了世界纪录。’希望这件事能激励他们创造自己的荣耀时刻。”
