800ftw. wrote:What is your revised time for Fred Kerley now, calculo?
~ 0.25s quicker -> for a 1-off
~ 43.45
same as warriner albeit warriner did his after series of rounds
The prelim was the day before, so this is no longer the fastest race ever after a heat on the same day, as you previously claimed
there is no history of a fast 400 after prelim earlier in day
So Fred Kerley doesn't quite run a World Record now?
~ 43.45 at present
cnfuzed wrote:you not comprehend that NCAA athletes peak in late May/early June?
is this a joke ???
you can't apply same generalisations to everyone
i suggest you learn some history
when Quincey set previous ncaa record of 44.00 in finals, go fetch what he did later in season ???
Not sure why youre making such a big deal of Kerley running fast in May
is this a joke ???
we are not taking 44.3/44.4 fast !!!
what part of 43.70 you not comprehend ???
Regionals/Nationals are when we would expect him to run fast, no?
what part of 43.70 you not comprehend ???
The other athletes are not on the same training cycle
is this a joke ???
his 43.70 is faster than makawala or kirani have ever run in their life !!!
& he did it with a prelim the day before which neither of those 2 guys ever did !!!
what "training cycle" before has ever got makawala or kirani to run 43.70 ???
usnspecialist wrote:If you click on the "CM" tab, it is clearly labeled as "Th 5/25" under the Semi category and "Fr 5/26" under the Final category. Not sure what you are looking at but you need to look again
look at the day-by-day schedule
no mens 400 listed on thursday
both 400 races, the 1st round & QF listed on friday
bways01 wrote:Was evident with Tori Bowie yesterday.Americans tend to run fast at Eugene
is this a joke ???
bowie's 2 best times are 10.78 in eugene with 1.0 & then a 10.80 with 0.8 in monaco
her pb until trials last year was that near 2y ole 10.80 in monaco !!!
what part of monaco is in eugene ???
then rest of world better learn to run fast in eugene or they will get hammered when WC is held there in '21
& $68 million says that there will no more nonsense talked again about "windy eugene" as that is the money being spent to revamp this stadium to make it a big international stadium, which will be presumably enclosed & kill of the winds inside stadium
See Olympic Trails. Females all ran 10.7s, we saw the results in Rio
i suggest you think harder
the trials are what americans peak for, tougher trials by far than any other in world for sprints
the americans then have to hold/re-peak for the major later
it is a brutal ask
ClaireHuxtable wrote:
43.70 wow just wow.
Amazing performance.
And as someone else pointed out, look at that physical stature (quads especially).
His running gait is reminiscent of a certain Michael Johnson. Very economical.
Also nice to see the good stuff is getting shared around past WVN.
exthrower wrote:
Whats he on?
Some sort of PED if that helps.