NBC. Told you Hassan had no chance. If you want me to commentate, you can reach me at 844-LETSRUN
Robert, I know you want to commentate so badly because of your passion for the sport but take it seriously and PRACTICE. Put in the effort to strengthen your voice, slow down your cadence; articulate; use your podcast platform to master the craft and become more Professional. You know your weaknesses. Work on them daily.
Maybe I’ll get flamed again for this thought, but getting dropped so easily I just don’t know. Do they need a 14:15 in a time trial to be there in the kick?
Brutal style of racing tbh.
First km 3:15. Next km 2:52. Next 2:55, then 2:58, then 2:45. It's is one thing to kick off a slow race or slowly wind up in a nice negative split. That kind of yoyo popped a bunch of sub 14:35 women. It's brutal.
Notice the top non African was Grovdal who didn't try go with the first 2:52 surge 1km in.
This is what the Africans do best, and Gudaf and Gidey 100% were discussing when to slow and when to push. It's totally different to anything you get on the North American circuit.
After 800, it was like 69 69 70 70 71 etc, for leader to leader- nothing slower than 71 but maybe once, then 68 and the final 200. If they are sub 14:35 runners at their PB in good conditions, it makes sense they get dropped at 14:40 in some heat after a 5000 qualifying round a few days ago.
First km 3:15. Next km 2:52. Next 2:55, then 2:58, then 2:45. It's is one thing to kick off a slow race or slowly wind up in a nice negative split. That kind of yoyo popped a bunch of sub 14:35 women. It's brutal.
Notice the top non African was Grovdal who didn't try go with the first 2:52 surge 1km in.
This is what the Africans do best, and Gudaf and Gidey 100% were discussing when to slow and when to push. It's totally different to anything you get on the North American circuit.
For sure fair, but Cranny was dropped off a 70 second lap. It was actually rather even from 2K-4600. The 2:45 is mostly the 60 second last lap. I am all good if she’s there at 4600 and can’t drop the hammer, but this wasn’t that…
NBC. Told you Hassan had no chance. If you want me to commentate, you can reach me at 844-LETSRUN
Robert, I know you want to commentate so badly because of your passion for the sport but take it seriously and PRACTICE. Put in the effort to strengthen your voice, slow down your cadence; articulate; use your podcast platform to master the craft and become more Professional. You know your weaknesses. Work on them daily.
Why would we not run Bromell or Bednarek on the 4x1? Unless it has to do with chemistry. This is why I wish team USA was seeded 2nd and needed to put together a top team to win. They will win by over half a second as long as they have good chemistry.
After 800, it was like 69 69 70 70 71 etc, for leader to leader- nothing slower than 71 but maybe once, then 68 and the final 200. If they are sub 14:35 runners at their PB in good conditions, it makes sense they get dropped at 14:40 in some heat after a 5000 qualifying round a few days ago.
Cranny’s PB is 14:33 but that was done with a 6 minute first 2K which can’t be ideal…We can’t act like the 3:15 first K isn’t helpful, it’s a jog.
watching Gidey celebrating Tsegay, Kerr celebrating Wightman, and Benjamin celebrating Bissett are some of the best moments of these world champs for me!
First km 3:15. Next km 2:52. Next 2:55, then 2:58, then 2:45. It's is one thing to kick off a slow race or slowly wind up in a nice negative split. That kind of yoyo popped a bunch of sub 14:35 women. It's brutal.
Notice the top non African was Grovdal who didn't try go with the first 2:52 surge 1km in.
This is what the Africans do best, and Gudaf and Gidey 100% were discussing when to slow and when to push. It's totally different to anything you get on the North American circuit.
For sure fair, but Cranny was dropped off a 70 second lap. It was actually rather even from 2K-4600. The 2:45 is mostly the 60 second last lap. I am all good if she’s there at 4600 and can’t drop the hammer, but this wasn’t that…
Sure, Cranny is a shadow of her February/March self, but then she did say herself she bonked from REDs in April May so not surprised she couldn't sustain that. Doubted she was still in 14:33 pace.
2:52 is 14:20 pace. That is going to put some weight in your legs even if you are in 14:30 shape. 14:20, back down to 14:55 pace (actually was 2:59 4th km), then accelerating again is gonna wreck a 14:40 runner.
Rojo could be the world's best broadcaster, and NBC still wouldn't touch him. This place is such a documented cesspool of misinformation and crap that he's nothing but a liability to any actual professional company.
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NBC. Told you Hassan had no chance. If you want me to commentate, you can reach me at 844-LETSRUN
It blows my mind that this post has 25 downvotes and only 9 upvotes. It shows that people just don't like the truth a lot of the time. They are set in their ways.
I'd want to hear you on commentary but chances are slim, considering you (and Weldon) have insulted the whole crew. Maybe if everyone gets monkeypox or something.
She’ll be back with a vengeance next year. Only training since May 5th and quite competitive.
She will be 30 next year and will never approach her peak of 2019. She will still win some races but the best years of Sifan Hassan have passed.
People forget how long Sifan Hassan slogged in the game, losing medals until she finally broke through with that 5000m bronze in 2017. Father time undefeated.
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