Half wrong wrote:
He's wrong about you being wrong twice. You're only wrong once.
10000/400=25
3000/400=7.5
Actually, he's right about the poster being wrong twice. You start/finish at the same spot for the 10k, so that was wrong. Then you finish less than 200m away from where you start for the 3k. It's 200m along the track, but over the field it's 100-something. So he's wrong about that too. But nice try.
great analysis of semantics, retard.
A good 1500m is better than a good 1500m, but honestly, I'd rather watch a buncha newbies run a 3k steeple than watch a great European 1500m race. You can always read about a good race, but seeing someone completely eat it on the water jump... nothing, nothing beats that! The anticipation that builds up every minute when a pack of inexperienced guys/girls approach that water jump, it's electric!
I meant to say a good 1500m is better than a good steeple.
I agree that the 10000 is probably the most boring runing event on the track. The 1500/mile are definately the most exciting. The 800 is cool, but there usually isn't much moving around. The 3000 is good too, but it doesn't really get exciting until the second 1500.