Official Day 2 USATF Indoors Discussion Thread

Scorpion_runner wrote:

Kendra is god damnwreck mentally. She just cant win big races, but america is loaded as hell in the hurdles.

And Brianna Rollins, Nia Ali, or Harper didn't compete .....

There is no pure top woman in the hurdles...competition is insane.

she tied the (former) AR and was .04 off the WR, so lets back off the choking talk.

usnspecialist wrote:

Scorpion_runner wrote:

Kendra is god damnwreck mentally. She just cant win big races, but america is loaded as hell in the hurdles.

And Brianna Rollins, Nia Ali, or Harper didn't compete .....

There is no pure top woman in the hurdles...competition is insane.

she tied the (former) AR and was .04 off the WR, so lets back off the choking talk.

what do you mean back off the choking talk? That is the fourth straight championship race that she has choked.

She was leading in this race and had it won, but choked when the pressure hit her. That AR is nothing. She is the WR holder

She has nervous issues in big races, and it's a problem, and she is known as a choker now. Every hurdler knows that and will gun for her.

Marielle Hall didn't run that great either as did Grace. But are knew to Bowerman but have either raced well at altitude before? Hall's run at BU was great and Grace's at Millrose was fine so I don't think there is a ton to worry about.

Hardloper wrote:

rojo wrote:

Chelimo is a beast. Will that win get people to stop going ga-ga over 3:50 indoor miles. Don't misunderstand me, King CHes is a beast but does anyone on here think Rupp could have dominated a US 1500 final like that? Hell no.

So I assume P Chelimo could run a 3:50 mile indoors if he wanted to.

Did Rupp ever run a championship 1500/mile as a pro?

2012 world indoors

More Rupp hate introduced into a thread that has nothing to do with Rupp.

Hater Heaven wrote:

Hardloper wrote:

2012 world indoors

More Rupp hate introduced into a thread that has nothing to do with Rupp.

My thoughts exactly lol

WR for Coleman, crushed it

There's no Rupp hate in those posts.

Scorpion_runner wrote:

usnspecialist wrote:

she tied the (former) AR and was .04 off the WR, so lets back off the choking talk.

what do you mean back off the choking talk? That is the fourth straight championship race that she has choked.

She was leading in this race and had it won, but choked when the pressure hit her. That AR is nothing. She is the WR holder

She has nervous issues in big races, and it's a problem, and she is known as a choker now. Every hurdler knows that and will gun for her.

there is a difference between choking and being beat. She just got beat today and it took an all-time performance to do it.

In the same vein, poor Ronnie baker. Runs a time that only 2 men have ever beaten, and is going to be completely ignored.

WR for Coleman! Still has room to improve with that start.

vivalarepublica wrote:

WR for Coleman! Still has room to improve with that start.

His starts today were very non-Coleman-like! His drive phase is so ridiculous though.

If he gets the kind of start he has shown, along with the same drive phase, he can lower this record again.

Of course....being at altitude helps sprints.

What is the altitude cut off for world records? Seems a little unfair unless the previous WR was also at altitude.

rojo wrote:

Chelimo is a beast. Will that win get people to stop going ga-ga over 3:50 indoor miles. Don't misunderstand me, King CHes is a beast but does anyone on here think Rupp could have dominated a US 1500 final like that? Hell no.

So I assume P Chelimo could run a 3:50 mile indoors if he wanted to.

Did Rupp ever run a championship 1500/mile as a pro?

This is totally incoherent.

Dembele Dembele wrote:

This is totally incoherent.

Maybe you just need to learn how to speak Brojo:

rojo wrote:

Chelimo is a beast. Will that win get people to stop going ga-ga over 3:50 indoor miles. Don't misunderstand me, King CHes is a beast but does anyone on here think Rupp could have dominated a US 1500 final like that? Hell no.

So I assume P Chelimo could run a 3:50 mile indoors if he wanted to.

Did Rupp ever run a championship 1500/mile as a pro?

Yeah I remember the last time chelimo went head to head against ches in a mile, it was a real close one.

Dembele Dembele wrote:

rojo wrote:

Chelimo is a beast. Will that win get people to stop going ga-ga over 3:50 indoor miles. Don't misunderstand me, King CHes is a beast but does anyone on here think Rupp could have dominated a US 1500 final like that? Hell no.

So I assume P Chelimo could run a 3:50 mile indoors if he wanted to.

Did Rupp ever run a championship 1500/mile as a pro?

This is totally incoherent.

.

The ramblings of a man who’s had too much to drink on a Sunday afternoon.

Video of Coleman's WR:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nwuP03M-XY

What altitude are they at?

rojo wrote:

Chelimo is a beast. Will that win get people to stop going ga-ga over 3:50 indoor miles. Don't misunderstand me, King CHes is a beast but does anyone on here think Rupp could have dominated a US 1500 final like that? Hell no.

So I assume P Chelimo could run a 3:50 mile indoors if he wanted to.

Did Rupp ever run a championship 1500/mile as a pro?

Ches closed his mile faster than Chelimo's 1500...

wejo wrote:

Marielle Hall didn't run that great either as did Grace. But are knew to Bowerman but have either raced well at altitude before? Hall's run at BU was great and Grace's at Millrose was fine so I don't think there is a ton to worry about.

Can we all take a moment to read this post?

wejo wrote:

Marielle Hall didn't run that great either as did Grace. But are knew to Bowerman but have either raced well at altitude before? Hall's run at BU was great and Grace's at Millrose was fine so I don't think there is a ton to worry about.

Truly, you have to be the worst writer in the history of journalism. Just take a look at what you wrote. It's no better than the basic tenets learned by a sixth grader. Seriously, it's abysmal.