Kenyan Women carrying the banner right now these championships than the men
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Gold and silver blatant cheatng lol. Hunter Bell 1:54:90 at 32. lmao
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Kenya team tactics
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Yeah, that looked weird
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OK, racist.
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mictlantecuhtli wrote:
SHK 1:55.89???
To the gilllsss!!
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That race was FAST. Just wow, had to run 154 to get bronze. Hull was dead last in low 157.
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runnerexpert wrote:
Jessica Hull blown off the back at the gun, its only a 2 lap race kid.
I think it's safe to assume she didn't think it would be the fastest women's of all time...
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The slow start really hurts Hull. Too far back to draft.
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Kobbs Hessler wrote:
Jess Hull going with the Dave Wottle strategy
She just left out the part where she passes anyone
Nice PR though
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Sage 1:55.89 what a PB 🫡🇺🇸
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SHK - the real champion!!! Brits and Kenyans dopers
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LR goes home devastated.
GHB did make the right choice.
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Is someone actually going to test these Kenyans. Doping is rife amongst their camps.
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wannabepro25 wrote:
Kenya women’s distance running absolutely at GOAT levels rn.
Goat doping levels. Look at her progression. Four seconds off her pb this year. Her pb at 20 before she took 5 years off was 2:11. What a joke.
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beot wrote:
Keely used a lot of energy fighting for position with Moraa.
Yes she had the right race plan for a race that went out in 56+; however being at the front for a 55 second opening lap was too much for her and Moraa.
Reminds me of the men's 1500 in Paris where Kerr said one of the reasons Hocker won may have been that he wasn't right on the pace the first lap. Seems like a similar race here where mid to back of front pack was the place to be270 -
its literally like a 1.50 runner coming back into the sport at 30 and then 2 years later running 1.42 LOL
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Kobbs Hessler wrote:
Kobbs Hessler wrote:
Jess Hull going with the Dave Wottle strategy
She just left out the part where she passes anyone
Nice PR though
Was quicker in the semis
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to be honest, Keely ran alright with the knowledge that no one has ran 1:54 this year up till the race. problem is that you don't know what everyone else can do on the day
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insanity0000 wrote:
its literally like a 1.50 runner coming back into the sport at 30 and then 2 years later running 1.42 LOL
man, that would be crazy... almost as crazy as a 16 year old running 1:42! thank goodness that could never happen! lol!
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