Even the Wall Street Journal is covering Mia now. She's officially big time.
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Kobbs Hessler wrote:
Even the Wall Street Journal is covering Mia now. She's officially big time.
I'm surprised you're a fan being the incel that you are.
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Kobbs is krazy wrote:
Kobbs Hessler wrote:
Even the Wall Street Journal is covering Mia now. She's officially big time.
I'm surprised you're a fan being the incel that you are.
Your deluded fever dreams colliding with reality explains why you're so unhappy.
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Kobbs Hessler wrote:
Your deluded fever dreams colliding with reality explains why you're so unhappy.
Uhmmm, Ok...🤷♂️
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fastimes wrote:
Isolated camera view at 3:40:
Huh. Thanks for posting. Two things that show up immediately:
1) She her feet narrow in the blocks. That research was done years (decades) ago: (Somewhat) wider is better, at least for most sprinters.
2) She ran most of the curve well out in her lane, rather than hugging the inner line. Simple math: Every foot farther out around a curve = about a meter of extra distance.
And yes, her front- and back-side mechanics are certainly not typical of most top sprinters nowadays. Different things work for different people--Michael Johnson demonstrated that--and she really does run a little like Stecher, who had an okay career.
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1) She set her feet narrow...
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From the article is this pic of Mia from prom...
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She just ran a wind legal 11.0
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#3 All-time in high school
1) 10.94 Briana Williams 2019
2) 10.98 Candace Hill 2015
3) 11.00 Mia Brahe-Pederson 2023
4) 11.10 Kaylin Whitney 2014
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US #3 all-time! wrote:
#3 All-time in high school
1) 10.94 Briana Williams 2019
2) 10.98 Candace Hill 2015
3) 11.00 Mia Brahe-Pederson 2023
4) 11.10 Kaylin Whitney 2014
Williams does t count for me...sanctioned I believe for whereabouts. Mia will get Candace's record with some good competition.
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She really has a great start, actually reminded me of Ben Johnson, kind of a two foot jump start like he did in 1988. A really powerful runner, very efficient stride, no wasted motion as far as I can tell. How about 11.32 for 2nd at states?? Brahe-Pedersen looks like she is going to be a good professional, though of course she already has pro coaching in hs. I see 10.7s in her future a couple years down the road.
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zvccxzv wrote:
She really has a great start, actually reminded me of Ben Johnson, kind of a two foot jump start like he did in 1988.
Why did you have to mar a beautiful moment with this shlt-stain of a comment?
Nice race. Now this one looked better in some ways—better turnover for sure. Will check out more later.
Well done👍
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Looked like it got away from her a bit at the end, she seemed to lose some high-speed coordination. Interesting, because that can be trained. Very interesting prospect. Likewise her early/mid accel, she can still have much better angles.
For the type of race profile she ran, this is a very fast result.
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11.00 in final
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sorry missed prior post
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MIAMANIA 💪🏃♀️🏆🐰
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I was very impressed also with her 22.65 in the 200. Her two Relay times were also very impressive. With a 3:48 4x400, she had to have had a very fast split. Does anyone from Oregon that posts here know what her relay split was.
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PA guy said 53.05 split. 9.91 auto timed rolling start on 2nd leg of 4x1 SLOWING up on the state 400/300H champ 3rd leg who had long ass run in and taking before the 200m mark one split’s a stick at. Would be a 9.8 low or better full speed.
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This was not a drug comment, just an impression of the form of the start seen at full speed.
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