No. It is racing experience and competition.
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goldendeye wrote:
No. It is racing experience and competition.
Looking forward to seeing our upcoming US talent in this mile Olivia and Tuohy. ramsden is amazing as well
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Go new gen wrote:
Following 3:59.71 at the US Oly Trials, Schlachtenhaufen should fend them off for the time being. Seems like Helen's been grinding through these 2nd tier events for years now. It would be cool to see her rewarded with a late-career breakthrough next year, just before the new gen rolls in.
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FastMcCabe wrote:
Go new gen wrote:
Following 3:59.71 at the US Oly Trials, Schlachtenhaufen should fend them off for the time being. Seems like Helen's been grinding through these 2nd tier events for years now. It would be cool to see her rewarded with a late-career breakthrough next year, just before the new gen rolls in.
My bad. I thought Schlachtenhaufen was entered in the mile. She is not.
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FastMcCabe wrote:
FastMcCabe wrote:
Following 3:59.71 at the US Oly Trials, Schlachtenhaufen should fend them off for the time being. Seems like Helen's been grinding through these 2nd tier events for years now. It would be cool to see her rewarded with a late-career breakthrough next year, just before the new gen rolls in.
My bad. I thought Schlachtenhaufen was entered in the mile. She is not.
She was. Looks like she pulled out
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ny_city_vibes wrote:
Maybe she also runs the New Balance Mile in Düsseldorf
Ooooh! Can't wait. LoL
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Agree, Olivia seems like a great person.
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Fan Out West X wrote:
rbtrackfan wrote:
Folksam SWE mile 8/21 (see thread). Looks like there is a 5000 in Dresden GER 8/30.
Not just Tuohy, but several US entries:
Looks like KT is coming back into form…not quite at her peak (she ran a record indoor 4:24 while at State) but a couple of seconds off which is consistent with her recent 15:07 5K. Would expect her to shave time to be more competitive in the upcoming few European outings, as well as go sub 15 for the first time.
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Fan Out West X wrote:
rbtrackfan wrote:
Folksam SWE mile 8/21 (see thread). Looks like there is a 5000 in Dresden GER 8/30.
Not just Tuohy, but several US entries:
Looks like KT is coming back into form…not quite at her peak (she ran a record indoor 4:24 while at State) but a couple of seconds off which is consistent with her recent 15:07 5K. Would expect her to shave time to be more competitive in the upcoming few European outings, as well as go sub 15 for the first time.
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RunForLife2 wrote:
Fan Out West X wrote:
Not just Tuohy, but several US entries:
Looks like KT is coming back into form…not quite at her peak (she ran a record indoor 4:24 while at State) but a couple of seconds off which is consistent with her recent 15:07 5K. Would expect her to shave time to be more competitive in the upcoming few European outings, as well as go sub 15 for the first time.
Almost everyone in the race ran a PB. Interesting.
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Thevoiceofreason wrote:
RunForLife2 wrote:
Looks like KT is coming back into form…not quite at her peak (she ran a record indoor 4:24 while at State) but a couple of seconds off which is consistent with her recent 15:07 5K. Would expect her to shave time to be more competitive in the upcoming few European outings, as well as go sub 15 for the first time.
Almost everyone in the race ran a PB. Interesting.
I noticed that…seems like everyone wanted a fast race for that purpose. With such a tight time differential between the top 5 it seems that who won was inconsequential.
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Thevoiceofreason wrote:
Almost everyone in the race ran a PB. Interesting.
Sorry but Hurta and Andrews were NOT a PB. Andrews PB days are over
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Uhhh no wrote:
Thevoiceofreason wrote:
Almost everyone in the race ran a PB. Interesting.
Sorry but Hurta and Andrews were NOT a PB. Andrews PB days are over
I said “almost.” Did you miss that? 9/12 finishers ran a PB. That’s a lot.
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Uhhh no wrote:
Thevoiceofreason wrote:
Almost everyone in the race ran a PB. Interesting.
Sorry but Hurta and Andrews were NOT a PB. Andrews PB days are over
Andrews had a strange career. Not impressive in college. Ran a couple of good races with Fox enough to get her into OAC along with the help of Robby Andrews. Another couple of great times in the 1500. ( One sub 4 race never to be duplicated again after 3 yrs). And some fast 5ks in basically low key time trial races. Never ran well in any important races like outdoor nationals or Olympic Trials next to all the major competitors. Thanks to Ritz apparently she still has a contract at least for a bit. Who you marry and what your inflated ego says is not enough to be a national star. Another one bites the dust.
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Time for an adieu wrote:
Andrews had a strange career. Not impressive in college. Ran a couple of good races with Fox enough to get her into OAC along with the help of Robby Andrews. Another couple of great times in the 1500. ( One sub 4 race never to be duplicated again after 3 yrs). And some fast 5ks in basically low key time trial races. Never ran well in any important races like outdoor nationals or Olympic Trials next to all the major competitors. Thanks to Ritz apparently she still has a contract at least for a bit. Who you marry and what your inflated ego says is not enough to be a national star. Another one bites the dust.
Yep. The ship has sailed. Finish it off now before it sinks and smells bad.
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Creep spotter wrote:
Can you creeps leave the poor girl alone? What is your obsession with young girls , you pedophile weirdos?? To the poster above who said he’d like her to sit on his face so he could bury his tongue in her a$, go away! Get a life!
Seems the creep spotter has plenty of personal experience in this department. How does the saying go?
It takes one to know one.
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This is what is important at Duke. The coaches are not Duke students or scholars. They are paid staff and they need to do their job (coaching running around in circles) or they will be shot out the back like Valby at the Olympics.12
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Time for an adieu wrote:
Uhhh no wrote:
Sorry but Hurta and Andrews were NOT a PB. Andrews PB days are over
Andrews had a strange career. Not impressive in college. Ran a couple of good races with Fox enough to get her into OAC along with the help of Robby Andrews. Another couple of great times in the 1500. ( One sub 4 race never to be duplicated again after 3 yrs). And some fast 5ks in basically low key time trial races. Never ran well in any important races like outdoor nationals or Olympic Trials next to all the major competitors. Thanks to Ritz apparently she still has a contract at least for a bit. Who you marry and what your inflated ego says is not enough to be a national star. Another one bites the dust.
On the contrary, finally Andrews is coming back into form after a weird injury derailed her season. She almost kicked down KT in that race today.
I hope Andrews can continue the comeback to contend for the 5000m team in 2025.
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Let the ship sail wrote:
Time for an adieu wrote:
Andrews had a strange career. Not impressive in college. Ran a couple of good races with Fox enough to get her into OAC along with the help of Robby Andrews. Another couple of great times in the 1500. ( One sub 4 race never to be duplicated again after 3 yrs). And some fast 5ks in basically low key time trial races. Never ran well in any important races like outdoor nationals or Olympic Trials next to all the major competitors. Thanks to Ritz apparently she still has a contract at least for a bit. Who you marry and what your inflated ego says is not enough to be a national star. Another one bites the dust.
Yep. The ship has sailed. Finish it off now before it sinks and smells bad.
These kind of posts demonstrate how juvenile Tuohy fans are.
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