SIMBA, forget quantity, why don’t look at the leader’s board on the iaaf site? Particularly on the women’s section, u might have a rethink…
SIMBA, forget quantity, why don’t look at the leader’s board on the iaaf site? Particularly on the women’s section, u might have a rethink…
Track fan 1979 wrote:
His PR is 2:03:06.Please don't give me that point to point, tailwind, downhill crap.
Yeah, fu ck the rules!
DutchExpert wrote:
siguiente silaba wrote:Dude his PR is 2:03:06
Yes but only on the downhill wind aided course. Rotterdam is the fastest legal course of the world and he improved on his Chicago "real" PR. Which is impressive.
Having done the math on the race and wind last year, I would rate the performance as a 2:04, and not even 2:04-high.
Anyone who really thinks Boston is a fast course because it is downhill is free to demonstrate that such is the case; most of the evidence indicates that it is not.
Kenyan Sweep at Boston!!! Sweet!!
You know we are the best. Go Kenya!!!! clean sweep at Boston
DutchExpert wrote:
He just ran 2:05:02, scratching more than half a minute of his PR. Way to go!
agreed. I'd love to hear a piece from Canova on his training leading up to the race (3 great performances in a row) and what he thinks chances are to still make the team.
26mi235 wrote:
Having done the math on the race and wind last year, I would rate the performance as a 2:04, and not even 2:04-high...
Perhaps you are really bad at math.
simba77 wrote:
Ethiopians? Too much talk but little substance. Just one simple answer look at the "Statistics" . Even this weekend how many Kenyans won Big City Marathons compared to Ethiopians?
Ethiopians have the five fastest times this year. All they need to do is win one big city marathon on August 12. Kenyans can have the rest.