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No, this finish gave her what she needs before the Olympics -- what strategy are you going to use. She just blitzed the last 10,000 off of a fast (not blazing) pace. I doubt anyone can stay with that finish. So, are you going to go out at 2:17:30 pace? This is a conundrum for any other marathoner for London. |
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Unofficially I have 1:47:09 for 20 miles. so a 31:28 split for Mary today from 20 miles to finish. |
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Shobukhova likes to run this way. A fit Shobu/Keitany showdown could get pretty darned interesting.... |
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Maybe closer to a man finishing with a 27:35 10K then, if she was that much under 31:40. What is the fastest last 10K in a men's marathon? |
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Points table is not a valid comparison in this case. Men's 10k is much deeper than women. Do it as a percent of pace for the first 20mi instead and see what it is |
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That's the way I did it - 10K WR times 1.05 or 1.06. |
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im glad irina mititenko lost. she is old and should quit. 2:24:53 london marathon is slow; i hope she doesn't run for germany since she isn't a true german. |
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i pridict mary keitany beats paula in london 2012 olympics in london. i hope keitany kiplagat and kabuu all beat paula's 2nd best time 2:17:18 |
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You are the only one with a 20 mile split? Without that I would have her last 10k ~... 31:34.2 !!! This based on the info available... |
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29:53 is nowhere near equivilent to 26:17, even if the women's WR is suspicious. If Dibaba back in 2008 planned and entered a a proper, paced race based solely on running as fast as possible (something which NEVER happens with women) she would have run in the 29:30-40 range. Just compare the 5k and 10k alltime lists and how one has been completely reconfigured overt the past decade and then contrast it with the 10k. The WR is about where it should be - its just that the 'wrong women' is there. The w10k suffers through the non-existence of pacing. 14:10 and 29:30 are roughly on-a-par I'd say. |
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all this shows just how awesome Paula's run was |
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interesting, and scary, stat: even if Mary doubled her sensational 67:44 second half-marathon, she STILL wouldn't beat the WR. I think Paula split 68:02/67:23 if I rmembr correctly. Mental. |
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Someone on the update thread said 18 miles was 1:36:34. The next two miles totalled 10:35. So I am relying on the accuracy of the letsrun commenter. |
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Automatically claiming the use of PEDs without any proof is probably as a result of your own terribly slow PBs and performances. |
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Even the word awesome is an understatement. There are about 20 t&f performances that belie explaination and interestingly 'all of them' are women. Even Bob Beamon's incredible long and Usain Bolt's 9.58 are explainable when you factor in the variables. Beamon's long jump was a fluke and Bolt is simply a freak of nature. The women's 100/200/400/800/1500/10000/100h/400h/4x1r/4x4r/SP/Discus, etc., and Puala's 2:15 marathon performace are off the charts good. ...a 3:57 1500m or a 2:19 marathon is awesome, but a 3:52 1500m or a 2:15 marathon is difficult to put into words. |
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Automatically claiming the use of PEDs without any proof is probably as a result of your own terribly slow PBs and performances.[/quote] I don't know what my PBs or performance has anything to do with what I said. Now you seem to be convinced that their performance is clean or you are just defending your own PEDs use. |
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What was her 20 mile split. It shouldn't be that hard to find. |
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Don't get suckered by those tables. They are based on the average performances across the genders. The fact is that high end male running is far deeper than it is on the women's side. If you compare WR to WR at every distance from 100m-marathon it works out to be around a 25-35 sec/mile diff (I did the math on every world record from 100m-marathon on some other thread) aka ~30sec/mile aka 28:30 for a male 10k. Very impressive but not out of the equation believable. |
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Oh, come on. The rampant jealous accusations of African doping are bad enough without jealous delusions that they work better in Africans. Go for a run, man. |
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Oh, come on. The rampant jealous accusations of African doping are bad enough without jealous delusions that they work better in Africans. Go for a run, man.[/quote] There is no jealous accusations. I made similar comments about Paula. Don't be ridiculous. I am suspicious about all the fast times happening in the last few years. |