I. Rex wrote:
Not sure about the mile though. she has yet to run faster than mid 4:40s so Im becoming more and more curious what she does when she finally throws the hammer down at that distance.
Cook just broke the Texas state record for the 1600 at the 6A Regional meet... 4:36.96 So there you go... Can add it to her Texas state 3200 record from last week. Cant wait till the state final...
That 4:36 Texas time converted to California probably worth a 4:27
I guess the CA 5k of 15.25 is then the 15:52 in Texas.
I. Rex wrote:
Cook just broke the Texas state record for the 1600 at the 6A Regional meet... 4:36.96 So there you go... Can add it to her Texas state 3200 record from last week. Cant wait till the state final...
I hope at one of the national meets in June we will see a 1600/mile with Cook vs Frias vs Engelhardt vs Whittaker. That would be awesome!
She went from a 3rd nonsenior at the 2020 state meet to a national champion. Insane AF
Nice to lump every runner into the future garbage dumpster. Where do you think the American Olympians come from. Some girls will become elite women. You missed the boat on this one.
So many of the Tuohy fans tried to ut Cook down due to her age. But they are always quick to point out that the women who are faster than Tuohy weren't faster at the same age. Well, Cook is faster than Tuohy was at the same age. Cook is the fastest 6k cross country of all time for her age.
cook it now wrote:
So many of the Tuohy fans tried to ut Cook down due to her age. But they are always quick to point out that the women who are faster than Tuohy weren't faster at the same age. Well, Cook is faster than Tuohy was at the same age. Cook is the fastest 6k cross country of all time for her age.
No one cares. Touhy won today and Cook didn’t. Painful to watch her run
All of the Tuohy fans care. Any time Tuohy loses, they point out that the woman who beat her is older. Any time it is pointed out how many Americans are faster, they point out that they are older. It always comes back to Tuohy being faster than people who are older than her. But now that it is pointed out that Cook is actually faster than Tuohy at that age, you change the criteria.
Zzzzz wrote:
No one cares. Touhy won today and Cook didn’t. Painful to watch her run
They both are so hot 😍😍
cook it now wrote:
So many of the Tuohy fans tried to ut Cook down due to her age. But they are always quick to point out that the women who are faster than Tuohy weren't faster at the same age. Well, Cook is faster than Tuohy was at the same age.
Cook is the fastest 6k cross country of all time for her age.
What was the time of the woman who used to be the fastest 6k runner at Cook's age?
this thread already not aging well for the "Cook will completely disappear in college" insisters. also the "Cook to old for her age" clowns as if that ever made any sense.
Awesome for Natalie Cook.
800 in 2:03.17
Valorentrunner wrote:
People hated on you, but you were completely right. She hasn’t run since her freshman year of college (indoor season) and I believe she’d be entering her senior year by now. The same thing happened with Irene Riggs. She lost a bunch of visible weight during her senior year xc + indoor season, then hasn’t run in college at all.
Cook ran XC last season at Colorado. She was their #4 at the Mountain regional.
https://www.tfrrs.org/athletes/8237626/Oklahoma_State/Natalie_Cook.html
Pretty crappy.
I saw Cook run in person at the 2022 Midwest Regional in Missouri. She was a freshman at Oklahoma State. She had the most unorthodox leg swing I have ever seen. It occurred to me then that it could make her quite injury prone.
erikcharter wrote:
I saw Cook run in person at the 2022 Midwest Regional in Missouri. She was a freshman at Oklahoma State. She had the most unorthodox leg swing I have ever seen. It occurred to me then that it could make her quite injury prone.
It’s called genu valgum. It’s not “unorthodox.” It’s how she’s “made.”
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