Armstronglivs wrote:
Since it's being argued here that outdoors is no faster than indoors Hocker is still over two seconds behind Ingebrigtsen. I suppose that's progress. But he is a whole second faster than Kejelcha indoors. That, too, is progress. Of a sort.
As it's also maintained that Hocker loses so many races because he hasn't "peaked" he must have peaked for this race. So maybe he might even win some outdoor DL this year? If he "peaks"?
That's the only scenario when you change your original statement
Hocker has to be slower - for whatever reason - rhan your new friend Ingebrigtsen: so yes, indoors isn't slower anymore
All what you write is based solely on your wishes, not on facts. So, all what you write is completely irrelevant.