Sweet Stinkflesh wrote:
past his prime wrote:At least a couple of the runners in today's events were below college age.
Including those Scholl kids, who seem to race, at most, about nine times a month, maybe ten. They will be finito before college -- if not officially, for all intents and purposes. Do they even run for their school team?
Might as well blow your running career in your teens and early 20s
buffer wrote:
rumor is that Ben is fine and will run next week at Colorado State meet.
not clear why he opted out of the CU team time trial.
Because he was afraid of the marshmallow man
How slow is slow as balls?
nn wrote:
I hope CU can in the NCAA title this season. The time trial results are an indicator that training is going very well. The team looks to have at least 6 guys who may be able to run in the 30:30 range for 10K if all goes well.
30:30?
They sure as hell better be able to.
nn wrote:
Wow. Great results. Remember this is at altitude, and likely no taper in mileage. Also no speed work yet.
however they all took indoor and outdoor track season off to prepare for Xc so they are pretty fresh
Sab wrote:
How slow is slow as balls?
Maybe 90secs to 2.5mins slower than a road 8k at sea level?
Bu hujbgk wrote:
Sab wrote:How slow is slow as balls?
Maybe 90secs to 2.5mins slower than a road 8k at sea level?
Only 15 guys have run sub-5:00 pace on that course since they started using it 17 years ago. J. Torres (who did it four times) has the record at 24:07. I'm sure he could have run 22:07 on a flat, sea-level 8K course that day. That's 4:27 a mile, equal to maybe 27:45 - 27:50 on the track for 10K.
The women's course is even slower because like the men's it includes two trips up Jawbone compressed into a race less than 3/4 as long. Jenny Barringer averaged 5:28 pace in hr CR 19:25 run and only she and Kara Goucher have broken 20:00.
The course is even slower than balls. No faster than a weak ejaculatory trickle, I'd say.
Shows CU got their miles in over the summer. Not that Wetmore is the kind of coach that allow any slacking to occur.
If their training is still similar to the RWTB days they've probably only done a few tempos/fartleks after a summer of high mileage steady runs. Time for the real work to begin. Real racing starts with the Shootout.
It's slightly faster but pretty similar to RWTB, actually.
karl rover wrote:
Definitely faster group than the old Running with the Buffaloes days.
but why wrote:
It's slightly faster but pretty similar to RWTB, actually.
karl rover wrote:Definitely faster group than the old Running with the Buffaloes days.
None of the top guys ran the time trial in RWTB. Looks a lot of the top guys raced this year.
bufffs wrote:
carrie verdon is a babe
It's spelled "baby", and, yes, she does have the body of a very young girl.
You are right. We will see where things stand at the Shootout. Looks like a good group for Wetmore.
The point was tis group is a little faster than RWTB, but you've overestimated the disparity. This current group is still pretty similar in talent to the RWTB group.
Positive Contribution wrote:
but why wrote:It's slightly faster but pretty similar to RWTB, actually.
None of the top guys ran the time trial in RWTB. Looks a lot of the top guys raced this year.
I miss that little bugger. What was he, like 5'2? He wore a small sized compression short that went to his knees.
Former Letsrun poster Magpie in the top 25.
Blast from Letsrun's Past wrote:
Former Letsrun poster Magpie in the top 25.
Out of 29. That's something to remark on, for sure.
bufffs wrote:
carrie verdon is a babe
She Ight