ukathleticscoach wrote:
He did not set off at world record pace. You can't just take the 1st 200m x 4 as the 1st 200m is nearly always run faster than the rest of the pace. He was probably just trying to disrupt Hoey who likes to front run
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I don't understand why so many people are cosigning his tactics against a proven superior runner this indoor season, as if he had a chance of beating Hoey. Regardless of what Brandon thought he wasn't beating Hoey INDOORS but he did beat himself.