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Poster: J.R.
Subject: RE: Renato Canova - Arthur Lydiard Coaches Roundtable
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Huckleberry Finn wrote:

2.28 marathon pace = 5.40,2 per mile

"Fast distance run for him was around 6 minute pace".


Huh so you're agreeing with me and trying to make it sound like a L revelation. This is exactly what I've been saying, that the L-clones will take a turnip and exclaim, "hey look, it's a lobster!"

News flash, 6 minute pace is not a fast distance run for a world class runner. It's not surprising that Halberg could not race a marathon any faster than 2:28.

Itīs just like I wrote how these long runs ala Lydiard are done: at OR CLOSE to marathon pace. Case closed.


So, Halberg slogged through SLOW distance runs, and raced a SLOW marathon at about the SAME pace. Game, Set, Match.
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