Damn, hey got some big ole women down there in Switzerland.
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Jgt11 wrote:
Senzu Bean TUE wrote:
Sir, Guatemala is still located in North America
Actually central america, but apparently world athletics has it as NA so that's on me
Being even more nit picky but Central America is a region located within the North America continent, not separate from it.
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Senzu Bean TUE wrote:
Jgt11 wrote:
Luis competes for South America, that's why I said NA
Sir, Guatemala is still located in North America
It is in CENTRAL America. But the area is NACAC - North America, Central America and Carribean.
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geographically challenged wrote:
Senzu Bean TUE wrote:
Sir, Guatemala is still located in North America
It is in CENTRAL America. But the area is NACAC - North America, Central America and Carribean.
There are two continents, North America and South America. No middle ground! One or the other.
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Gigantic Dutch athlete running to the left of her lane caught the tiny Swiss athlete with a brush of her arm, which sent her sprawling forwards. The Swiss sportingly didn't object, as hosts of the meet.
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nysouthrunner wrote:
Time to stop any conversation about the best American distance runner. It's Grant by a country mile.
Guatemala is also in America.
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Just dropping this 'cause it seems like it's been a long time since some folks took a geography class.
North America is bordered to the north by the Arctic Ocean, to the east by the Atlantic Ocean, to the southeast by South America and the Caribbean Sea, and to the west and south by the Pacific Ocean. The region includes Canada, the Caribbean, Central America, Greenland, Mexico, and the United States.90 -
Bad Wigins wrote:
Noah should challenge the NBA to a 200m dribbling a basketball. A fair challenge for all, to settle their stupid feud.
I like it!
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Jgt11 wrote:
Wise Old Man wrote:
You’re handing this to Fisher over Luis because of a 1 second victory today? Luis just got 4th in the brutal heat of Budapest while Grant was relaxing. I think it’s an open question going forward, Grijalva vs Fisher at 5000.
Luis competes for South America, that's why I said NA
Ummmm, nope. Fake news.
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John Wesley Harding wrote:
A little disappointed with the winning time because I wanted to show some random poster it was silly to guarantee no sub-3:30s without Jakob in the race. But what an awesome finish for Nuguse - 2nd Diamond League win of the season (in other words, he’s won both DL 1500s that Jakob hasn’t been in).
Nuguse already has 4 of the 8 fastest 1500 times in U.S. history.
No sub-3:30 without Jakob: you can take it to the bank. No one else has the ability/balls to push the third lap when the pacer drops
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rojo wrote:
Glad to see Kerr is doing what he said. Going fo the British record.
3;30.16 is the time that Jakob ran at 18 that Laros should be shooting for.
Jakob ran the time at 17.
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Please delete this thread mods. I don’t like it. My predictions were off the mark. Like really bad.
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wdude wrote:
Lol Muir just spanked them 😆
Pics?
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High hopes wrote:
No sub-3:30 without Jakob: you can take it to the bank. No one else has the ability/balls to push the third lap when the pacer drops
They got essentially 630 meters of pacing due to the ineptitude of Matthew Ramsden. It's actually impressive they kept it on for a 3:30 race. Jakob or not that thing was doomed to be 3:30+
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McRunnin wrote:
Wise Old Man wrote:
SCR “jogging” 10.88. She’s confident and dominant. So impressive.
I like seeing her with that new world champion glow.
Glow? Careful how you say that. Lol.
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Bad Wigins wrote:
Hobby10k wrote:
Rip Girma
Sorry Girma I was just kidding, don't get depressed
Girma keep a vierge register in the 5000m since he DNF from the race.
We will get an idea about his program the next year.
A lot of runners are tired or less motivated this end of the season.
Its easy for us to criticize them but none know the impact of pressure of World Championship.
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Temp__Account wrote:
Bad Wigins wrote:
Sorry Girma I was just kidding, don't get depressed
Girma keep a vierge register in the 5000m since he DNS from the race.
We will get an idea about his program the next year.
DNF
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Arthur Mile wrote:
false start in the 1500m
Yes, due to protestors on the track. Anyone know what they were protesting?
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Temp__Account wrote:
Girma keep a vierge register in the 5000m since he DNF from the race.
We will get an idea about his program the next year.
A lot of runners are tired or less motivated this end of the season.
Its easy for us to criticize them but none know the impact of pressure of World Championship.
I like Girma, but he should be focused on building up his strength and improving his hurdling so he can beat El Bakkali. It's cool that he is competitive on the flat and especially good at the 3,000, but chasing after an Ethiopian team in the 5,000 is not worth his while.
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To me, Laros' last 50 meters was most impressive. I watched him go from second to last to about fifth by swinging wide and motoring by about six guys. Crazy.
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