Rojo says he might start a Kip Litton thread but only 1 and only 1 thread

It is what it ain't wrote:

Yes, he's a Seventh-Day Inventist.

He got kicked out because he would always line up last for communion but still beat everyone back to the pews.

I was looking at the Naples Half marathon results in 2008 and saw Kip's result (1:23) did we cover that one? I can't find it on the blog. I thought we did. Help please.

No mention of that one on this thread. Brief mention of Naples 2006 and 2009 but not uncovering anything. I recall seeking chip time info on the 2008 race while looking into earlier races whose times looked 'too good' (p. 54) but there were only 'clock times' given for that race:

http://results.active.com/pages/searchform.jsp?pubID=3&rsID=59149

also this one

Does anyone have any addtl info about this one this past November?

Race Last Name, First Name

(Sex/Age) Time OverAll

Place Sex Place

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Div Place DIV City, State, Country

Marshall University Marathon

11/7/10 Kipling, David (M49) 2:56:25 11 10 / 2 M45-49 stuart, FL, USA

for one he registered as David Kipling, no Litton in the name.

second there are no real photos or splits to examine this one

SOKLR - see my reply to this question on the previous page.

Flintstone wrote:

Nobody is going to run w/Kip carrying a camera. Not needed. Just eyewitnesses is enough - that and splits that are even and make sense.

Just wear these Fred, you will be disguised as his brother.

The Ocean Drive Marathon in New Jersey would be a prime race for the ole Kipster to crash. The race is point to point and does not have chip timing. Essentially, someone could plant themselves 1/2 mile from the finish line, jump in when nobody is around, and run across to a great time. If a person were to do this, thy would not be in any of the race photos, however, as we have learned from a few other races, that does not always constitute a DQ.

Is the Kip Litton industry dead these days? Did he stop running, or just stop running up the Kip Litton name?

This has been discussed repeatedly, but when I was in Boston this past weekend, my fiance and I did the 5K. We started way in the back as it was simply a fun run for the both of us. Our first mile was 9:20, and there was simply no way we could have gone any faster unless we ran on the side of the road that was opened to traffic, or just shoved people out of the way. It got a little better, but we were only able to run slightly faster for the remaining of the race without weaving or cutting someone off.

For this guy to start DFL, and then roll a 17:XX by passing thousands of people on a jammed two lane road is the biggest crock of shit I've ever heard.

CH wrote:

This has been discussed repeatedly, but when I was in Boston this past weekend, my fiance and I did the 5K. We started way in the back as it was simply a fun run for the both of us. Our first mile was 9:20, and there was simply no way we could have gone any faster unless we ran on the side of the road that was opened to traffic, or just shoved people out of the way. It got a little better, but we were only able to run slightly faster for the remaining of the race without weaving or cutting someone off.

For this guy to start DFL, and then roll a 17:XX by passing thousands of people on a jammed two lane road is the biggest crock of shit I've ever heard.

BAA 2010 summary

2010 RESULTS

http://www.coolrunning.com/results/10/ma/Apr18_BAA5K_set1.shtml

40 1/203 M4549 21:21.1 17:17 5:34 Kip Litton 48 M 3368 Davison MI

4 minutes 4 seconds difference between net and chip times.

1st PLACE IN 45-49 AGE GROUP

Limp Kitten wrote:

The Ocean Drive Marathon in New Jersey would be a prime race for the ole Kipster to crash. The race is point to point and does not have chip timing. Essentially, someone could plant themselves 1/2 mile from the finish line, jump in when nobody is around, and run across to a great time. If a person were to do this, thy would not be in any of the race photos, however, as we have learned from a few other races, that does not always constitute a DQ.

In the ODM, a photographer sets up along the beach front in Sea Isle City about a half mile from the finish. So 'ole Kipster could end up with 3 or 4 shots from this section. He'd be missing from the other photo areas (intentionally leaving the locations out), though.

The problem I have with all of this is the excessive heel striking.

2010 Boston Marathon outfit(s):

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_ik6d67YLaHY/TS-S1iT3y7I/AAAAAAAAAHw/AtoBdqX7aTk/s1600/kipupdated.jpg

Study of K.Litton Running wrote:

http://kiplitton.blogspot.com/2011/02/david-kipling-litton-to-run-cowtown.html

David Kipling Litton to run the CowTown Marathon (TX) on Feb 27th, 2011!

I need to get hold of the author of the SOKLR blog ASAP!! Please send me an email by clicking on my name. Time to reveal a not very well kept secret that I'm Clarkston Kent - Scott Hubbard. I had plans to write a story about Dr David K Litton for Michigan Runner but...well, a twist has been added to publication.

I'm trying to line up contacts for the story and need the email address for SOKLR - thanks in advance.

Incidentally, it's probable that Dr L did, indeed, suffer a knee injury 2 days before Cowtown.

That is horrible news. Can we send him a card?

scotth wrote:

Incidentally, it's probable that Dr L did, indeed, suffer a knee injury 2 days before Cowtown.

What's the article going to say? Can we read what you've written so far?

Publish that article we will own Michigan Runner and your mountain bike clarkston kent.