snow blow wrote:
mmlkjj wrote:
Wow, Frerichs has gotten into Coburn's head... I don't see Coburn ever being a factor again.
You sure about that, brah?
lolololol Emma over Courtney.
And Aisha Praught NR/PB 9:14 finally getting closer to 9:10
two under 9:00.
Coburn-Frerichs rivalry lives. And Coburn got past Chespol as well. Too bad no AR.
These ( relatively) terrible times today just show that the Monaco trampoline track is a farce. They should throw out the times from the Trampoline... absolute joke.
rojo wrote:
runnerchx33 wrote:
How could you possibly know this?
Brilliant post as Coburn then beats Frerichs.
ANyone disgusted by Hutchings comments? I guess the Kenyans deserve it to a certain extent but I don't htink it's crazy that a woman can run 8:44 for the steeple.
Maybe if Kenyans weren't failing EPO tests left and right then I'd be offended.
According to the results, it's a Jamaican national record - 9:!4.09 for Praught.
Okay. The world moved on. Our steeplechasers are in a slower time, and apparently now you only shave half your face.
rojo wrote:
runnerchx33 wrote:
How could you possibly know this?
Brilliant post as Coburn then beats Frerichs.
ANyone disgusted by Hutchings comments? I guess the Kenyans deserve it to a certain extent but I don't htink it's crazy that a woman can run 8:44 for the steeple.
I don't think he said what you think he said.
He said some have suggested that it's impossible i.e. doping (probably referring to some on this site also) but maybe she's just rewritten the event and let everyone know what is possible in that event.
The American women are now content to race one another. Coburn sat on Frerichs and then outkicked her.
Meanwhile a whole race was infront of them.
- wrote:
These ( relatively) terrible times today just show that the Monaco trampoline track is a farce. They should throw out the times from the Trampoline... absolute joke.
Outside of the 8:4x, the women's steeple was faster today.
400m women wasn't so different either.
Just saying...
Is there any reason I should believe that Sergey Shubenkov is clean?
Shubenkov is the only guy running fast this year. Nice win in 12.98.
Devon Allen's PB by year
2016 13.03 (after knee surgery missing 2015)
2017 13.10 (coming off of knee surgery)
2018 13.23 (fully healthy)
A guy at the LetsRun poker tournament told me Allen could break the world record at 400m hurdles (and the 100m hurdles). Any chance he thinks of moving up?
why does that high jumper tamberi have long hair.. seems like a dumb idea
The guys over at letshighjump wonder why he doesn't shave his leading head side.
Men's PV just got done at 5.63m. Three men are out, nine remain (including the favs). Only Greek Konstantinos Filippidis is "perfect" on the day so far. Sam Kendricks currently sits 2nd overall, while Shawn Barber is 3rd. Onto height 5.68m
Men's discus is done. Jamaica's Fedrick Dacres won by over 1 meter - 68.67m, over Lithuania's Andrius Gudzius (67.56m), while Sweden's Daniel Stahl was 3rd (66.74m).
Hassan is dead...
I've got this, don't worry.
come on shelby!!!
muir smokes houlihan!!
Men's HJ is done thru 2.26m. Naoto Tobe of Japan is the current leader as he's had no misses so far. Michael Mason of Canada sits in 2nd place (missed his opening of the competition but got it on his 2nd attempt at 2.15m), while Donald Thomas of the Bahamas is third (needed two attempts to clear 2.26m). Next height is 2.29m. Seven men remain in the competition.