pinecone wrote:
Cranny's a pacer. Why is she not running it?
Didn't qualify.
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Hadde wrote:
Eliud Bekele wrote:
I hope Tsegay breaks the WR to motivate Faith to go for sub 14 next season
It won’t happen.
Pretty sure Haylom is acting as a pacer. I think it could happen.
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Can someone give a play by play of the women's 5000m please, for those of us who don't have access to coverage.
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Did Weini get married?
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Cranny couldn’t even get halfway through world record pace.
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Hell...she can't even make half the race at that pace.
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therein lies the problem wrote:
Derpa derp dee doo wrote:
Anyone that watches field events at all only pays attention to metric. It is way easier to follow in metric.
and who watches field events outside of the competitors immediate circle of friends and family? i'm quite handy when it comes to math w/o a calculator, but even i don't want to take the time to convert metric to imperial to get a better perspective.
as an example, i just went through all the results LR posted and skip over anything listed in metric because i don't got time to do the conversion.
oh y'all want to tell i'm not a real fan? i've been following the sport faithfully for 31 years and have been a head track coach at the high school level for over a decade. have been posting here for over 20 years. running in general is my life.
but still, metric marks are like someone speaking a foreign language to me. and this is coming from someone with a strong background in the maths/sciences that thinks the entire world should be on the metric standard. BUT IT ISN'T!
If you watch the field events, you don't need to convert anything. The one with the biggest number is the leader. If someone else gets a bigger number, they are now the leader. A first grader would have no problem following. Not sure what your malfunction is.
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Women\'s 5000m wrote:
Can someone give a play by play of the women's 5000m please, for those of us who don't have access to coverage.
Cranny dropped out at 2k 5:37, Haylom pacing with 6 laps to go
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8:26 at 3K, pacing has been solid so far
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Tsegay getting clipped here
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Chebet hanging in there!
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They're falling off the pace
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kiltedrunner wrote:
Women\'s 5000m wrote:
Can someone give a play by play of the women's 5000m please, for those of us who don't have access to coverage.
Cranny dropped out at 2k 5:37, Haylom pacing with 6 laps to go
Haylom dropped out with 5 laps to go. Long run home for Tsegay. Chebet with her
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4 laps to go, right on the lights
3 laps to go, about 3 lights back. 3-4 meters?
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kiltedrunner wrote:
kiltedrunner wrote:
Cranny dropped out at 2k 5:37, Haylom pacing with 6 laps to go
Haylom dropped out with 5 laps to go. Long run home for Tsegay. Chebet with her
Will Tsegay make a long run for home or save something for the final lap?
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Tsegay WR I think.
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At 4k, Tsegay is at the back of the lights.
2 to go, she’s pushing back up
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Chebet has been broken, Tsegay looking incredible
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Tsegay is away so now she can really push on for the WR and not worry about tactics
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11:16 at 4K, Tsegay’s really making a hard push now
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