there clearly was no standing ovation.
she already has records, why do you need to lie to make her look even better?
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Did we watch the same race? She indeed received a standing ovation. Very nice of the fans to do that. Tuohy didn't look happy in this meet.
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herstory wrote:
A dominating win, and a well-deserved standing ovation.
The easiest 8:51 run I've seen.
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Shtuka wrote:
Tuohy looked really special here. Splits of 3:03-3:03-2:46. Now 2:46 is 8:18 pace, nearly WR pace. The way she looked running that 2:46 and how easily she crossed the line, I'm almost surprised she 'only' ran 8:35 recently. Her turnover looks better than I ever remember, she's just gliding across the ground. Very excited to see how the rest of this season and the spring turns out.
she looked absolutely effortless out there
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Fix your eyes son!
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Vastly overrated and not close to Monson or Schweizer yet. Count me as a Valby supporter.
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So you’ve joined the loser club aye?!😂
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iTs vAlByMaNiA!🤪
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ih8fetterman wrote:
Vastly overrated and not close to Monson or Schweizer yet. Count me as a Valby supporter.
of course! valby is the greatest distance runner of all time already and valby didnt run this week which means she has the most upside than monson and schweizer and tuohy
they would be destroyed by her 4:35 kick
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Lol
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herstory wrote:
A dominating win, and a well-deserved standing ovation.
They stood and clapped like this was her last race lmao
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ih8fetterman wrote:
Vastly overrated and not close to Monson or Schweizer yet. Count me as a Valby supporter.
The scary thing is how close she is at this point…she just beat Schweizer’s college record by a whopping 6 seconds…and her rate of progression is not slowing down. It’s possible that there’s no competition left for her in the NCAA’s…and she’s still only 20! She’s catching up to the elite faster than they would like. There is little doubt that many pro’s fear her or are at least in awe. If you’re a fan of the sport this is good news…there’s no room for jealousy here. We need to support her, not tear her down. There’s nothing but humility coming from her.
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RunForLife2 wrote:
ih8fetterman wrote:
Vastly overrated and not close to Monson or Schweizer yet. Count me as a Valby supporter.
The scary thing is how close she is at this point…she just beat Schweizer’s college record by a whopping 6 seconds…and her rate of progression is not slowing down. It’s possible that there’s no competition left for her in the NCAA’s…and she’s still only 20! She’s catching up to the elite faster than they would like. There is little doubt that many pro’s fear her or are at least in awe. If you’re a fan of the sport this is good news…there’s no room for jealousy here. We need to support her, not tear her down. There’s nothing but humility coming from her.
pros run 4:23 with altitude training and full pro training... katelyn ran without any of that
what the pros should also take note is that katelyn tuohy is graduating this year, a year early than her peers, she really is coming for them sooner than expected
pretty sure the pros know how competitive katelyn is, there was one interview of elly henes w citius mag, and she told them that katelyn tuohy is so so competitive that she will always be good at anything .. i guess that also explains why shes a deans lister gal from day 1
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semihaze wrote:
RunForLife2 wrote:
The scary thing is how close she is at this point…she just beat Schweizer’s college record by a whopping 6 seconds…and her rate of progression is not slowing down. It’s possible that there’s no competition left for her in the NCAA’s…and she’s still only 20! She’s catching up to the elite faster than they would like. There is little doubt that many pro’s fear her or are at least in awe. If you’re a fan of the sport this is good news…there’s no room for jealousy here. We need to support her, not tear her down. There’s nothing but humility coming from her.
pros run 4:23 with altitude training and full pro training... katelyn ran without any of that
what the pros should also take note is that katelyn tuohy is graduating this year, a year early than her peers, she really is coming for them sooner than expected
pretty sure the pros know how competitive katelyn is, there was one interview of elly henes w citius mag, and she told them that katelyn tuohy is so so competitive that she will always be good at anything .. i guess that also explains why shes a deans lister gal from day 1
She’ll be turning 21 in a month. She entered college with a ton of AP college credits…so it comes to reason that she’ll be graduating earlier than the traditional 4 years. With her academic achievements she should consider doing some graduate work. I suspect she will consider it after the Paris Olympics. Meanwhile she will be able to concentrate on her running when she turns pro after graduation, I suspect. A year or two break will uncover what effect a pro regimen will have at her talent level. I look forward to finding out.
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looking at the results at acc
katelyn tuohy could have run 5000m, mile, and 3000m and easily won 3 individual titles and score 30 points ... mile was won in 4:40s, 5k was won in 15:55 like what the actual fk is inside laurie henes brain lately?
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