Not sure, because I did not see this discussed in a dedicated thread during the Olympics. The big question is how did he have such a great kick while setting a PR. Usually guys running their PB in a distance race are not able to close very fast when they ran the whole race at max effort.
He's always had some form of a kick.Even in his college days when he PR'd by a ton, he had a kick.
vivalarepublica wrote:
Not sure, because I did not see this discussed in a dedicated thread during the Olympics. The big question is how did he have such a great kick while setting a PR. Usually guys running their PB in a distance race are not able to close very fast when they ran the whole race at max effort.
Didn't Solinsky kick in 1:56 when he set the AR?
When you don't run the entire distance you can set all kinds of PRs. I could do like 6 a day!
He also a pr'ed in the prelims
1:55
not that unusual wrote:
Didn't Solinsky kick in 1:56 when he set the AR?
15 seconds is not even proportionately as much as Clayton Murphy's 3-second "improvement" in the 800 lol.
more than a rumor wrote:
15 seconds is not even proportionately as much as Clayton Murphy's 3-second "improvement" in the 800 lol.
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it was less than 2 seconds
DudeBroCmon wrote:
more than a rumor wrote:15 seconds is not even proportionately as much as Clayton Murphy's 3-second "improvement" in the 800 lol.
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it was less than 2 seconds
LOL not exactly a good argument bro.
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