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You are reporting the following post to the moderators for review and possible removal from the forum Poster: HS Coach2 Subject: RE: If Boise is not affected by altitude, why all the slow dist. times? Body: Batty ran way off the back and had a huge kick; he just miscalculated. Yes, it was poor tactics. The altitude would have effected him in the last 600 of the race, not the first 600. The fact that he had enough left to pass so many people even though he was forced into the outside to pass proves he had too much left. According to you, Arkansas altitude must be really terrible. In 2010, no one including Olympian Andrew Wheating broke 4 on the anchor. That must be the secret to Arkansas success for so many years, the altitude training. And this "armchair opinion" comes from a guy who has raced in Boise.
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