You’re really not good at trolling, but I would like to tell you that just because a sentence has a few commas doesn’t make it a run-on sentence. I feel like that comment is probably the only thing you’ve said that you actually believe, and you’re mistaken. Carry on. I’m going running.
You guys really can't go one page without completely sidetracking to name-calling and grammar-policing?
Anyway.
Fantastic race by Emma, so exciting to watch. See looks so physically strong and smooth, and she hung valiantly off the lead pack for longer than I expected after she first eased backward. It seems like she has trained a lot in hills and mountains over the years, so do we think she's going to become a hilly course specialist (Atlanta '20 not withstanding)? Would you rather see her in NY or Berlin at this point?
You guys really can't go one page without completely sidetracking to name-calling and grammar-policing?
Anyway.
Fantastic race by Emma, so exciting to watch. See looks so physically strong and smooth, and she hung valiantly off the lead pack for longer than I expected after she first eased backward. It seems like she has trained a lot in hills and mountains over the years, so do we think she's going to become a hilly course specialist (Atlanta '20 not withstanding)? Would you rather see her in NY or Berlin at this point?
This is a new one I will steal. Coach, I was gonna win. I was in position with 200 to go until I eased backward down the stretch.
You guys really can't go one page without completely sidetracking to name-calling and grammar-policing?
Anyway.
Fantastic race by Emma, so exciting to watch. See looks so physically strong and smooth, and she hung valiantly off the lead pack for longer than I expected after she first eased backward. It seems like she has trained a lot in hills and mountains over the years, so do we think she's going to become a hilly course specialist (Atlanta '20 not withstanding)? Would you rather see her in NY or Berlin at this point?
This is a new one I will steal. Coach, I was gonna win. I was in position with 200 to go until I eased backward down the stretch.
The pace in the women's race was torrid the last few miles. They were throwing down 5:05-5:10 miles after running most of the race in the 5:20s. Emma was able to pick up the pace, but just wasn't able to match what Obiri had. Emma finished strong and did not fade at all. She went up against the top women in the world and was right in it until the last 2k.
She said she was in sub-2:20 shape & she is. Hope she considers going somewhere fast in the fall if she wants another marathon before the Trials.
Great to see her do so well; Became a fan of hers after that 2015 NCAA 10000m final at Hayward when she threw it out there with that 67 second lap--though she didn't win, she showed guts rather than sitting and kicking!
I know you are just winding people up, but I cant let this one pass: 2014 NCAA D1 10,000. 2018 USA Marathon Championship. 2019 USA 25K Championship.
If we ignore all her conference titles, then we also have to ignore your 'major' race win for Ozark Bible College at the Midwest Christian College Conference 5,000 in 1997. Sorry, bro.
Absolutely! Talked a big game before the race and then backed it up. Props to her.
Claiming to be in 2:16 shape and running 2:22 high is not backing it up.
Wrong. She didn't say "2:16 in Boston". She said "American record shape.". If/when she actually goes for the AR, she won't do it in Boston. It wouldn't even count, anyway. Non-eligible course for records.
