I would imagine each runner ran the same distance but they took splits at one location which was every 200m after the first runner crossed the finish line at the start of the race. If we were given the first split which would have been around 6 seconds, it would have been easier to divide the time between the runners.
I edited my post. Their tweet has one set splits and their article has another. I guess I'll take the time to figure it out from a timing site which lists lap by lap splits (plus the first 236 meters).
http://timerhub.com/getHytResults.php?page=results.armorytrack.com/2017/ArtieOConnor/170217F045.htm
Based on that, it looks like the first 1636 meters was run in 4:09.35, the next 1600m was run in 3:58.39, the next 1600 in 4:07.19, and the last 1600 was run in 3:57.88.
rojo wrote:
I edited my post. Their tweet has one set splits and their article has another. I guess I'll take the time to figure it out from a timing site which lists lap by lap splits (plus the first 37.38 meters).
http://timerhub.com/getHytResults.php?page=results.armorytrack.com/2017/ArtieOConnor/170217F045.htmBased on that, it looks like the first 1636 meters was run in 4:09.35, the next 1600m was run in 3:58.39, the next 1600 in 4:07.19, and the last 1600 was run in 3:57.88.
yet another mile split guesstimate quacks in at
4;05 high
4;00 flat
4;07.flat
3;59.high
Whats the deal with the team in 2nd?
Heartbreakers?
Noticed a few good results from them on the Indoor scene recently.
The Heartbreakers are a new club in Boston based out of the local Heartbreak Hill Running Company (as if Boston needed yet another running club).
and I can not edit my posts wrote:
rojo wrote:I edited my post. Their tweet has one set splits and their article has another. I guess I'll take the time to figure it out from a timing site which lists lap by lap splits (plus the first 37.38 meters).
http://timerhub.com/getHytResults.php?page=results.armorytrack.com/2017/ArtieOConnor/170217F045.htmBased on that, it looks like the first 1636 meters was run in 4:09.35, the next 1600m was run in 3:58.39, the next 1600 in 4:07.19, and the last 1600 was run in 3:57.88.
yet another mile split guesstimate quacks in at
4;05 high
4;00 flat
4;07.flat
3;59.high
So 2 of the 4 record holders couldn't run fast enough to pace Ben Tue for 2 miles.
Valentine wrote:
Whats the deal with the team in 2nd?
Heartbreakers?
Noticed a few good results from them on the Indoor scene recently.
Thumbs up for the self promo!
17:02 is 2 seconds under the all-time HIGH SCHOOL record.
Trollz wrote:
Valentine wrote:Whats the deal with the team in 2nd?
Heartbreakers?
Noticed a few good results from them on the Indoor scene recently.
Thumbs up for the self promo!
17:02 is 2 seconds under the all-time HIGH SCHOOL record.
rekt.
In all honesty though, it's still an impressive result. I could get all my fastest buddies together and we probably couldn't even pull a 17:30 even if we were all in shape.
Can we all accept at
4:05.2
3:59.8
4:08.6
3:59.21
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16:12.81
as a fair assessment?
For future prediction purposed we might use PR plus 6 seconds as a relay leg expectation.
It kind of makes me laugh to see someone say that this is what the sport needs. 4 professional runners just ran the mile averaging what amounts to a roughly national-class high school time, nobody within even 10 seconds of the indoor world record. They averaged 15 seconds off the indoor record (already slightly soft) and 20 seconds off the outdoor record. I love following professional track and field, and this literally could not be more boring. There are hundreds of guys from Kenya or Ethiopia that you could field a team from on any given day to handily beat this "record".
Next stop the outdoor version
1 15:49.08 Ireland 1 Dublin 17.08.1985
Eamonn Coghlan (4:00.2) 24.11.52 IRL
Marcus O'Sullivan (3:55.3) 22.12.61 IRL
Frank O'Mara (3:55.6) 17.07.60 IRL
Ray Flynn (3:56.98) 22.01.57 IRL
USA record
16:08.54 Athletics West - Red 1 Eugene 04.05.1984
Dan Aldridge (4:03.4) 13.09.56 USA
Doug Padilla (4:04.7) 04.10.56 USA
Tom Smith (4:01.9) 09.10.57 USA
Chuck Aragon (3:58.6) 29.03.59 USA
info: alltimeathletics&Alan Sigmon
This is what the sport needs? wrote:
It kind of makes me laugh to see someone say that this is what the sport needs. 4 professional runners just ran the mile averaging what amounts to a roughly national-class high school time, nobody within even 10 seconds of the indoor world record. They averaged 15 seconds off the indoor record (already slightly soft) and 20 seconds off the outdoor record. I love following professional track and field, and this literally could not be more boring. There are hundreds of guys from Kenya or Ethiopia that you could field a team from on any given day to handily beat this "record".
Then get those Kenyans and Ethiopians to break the record, why not?
It would have been great to see some other teams in the race with them so there would have been a better pace throughout, but we're not there yet for this particular event. Best case scenario is some other club runs 16:08 or so in the next couple months, then we have that team and NJNY go head-to-head during the outdoor season.
This is what the sport needs? wrote:
It kind of makes me laugh to see someone say that this is what the sport needs. 4 professional runners just ran the mile averaging what amounts to a roughly national-class high school time, nobody within even 10 seconds of the indoor world record. They averaged 15 seconds off the indoor record (already slightly soft) and 20 seconds off the outdoor record. I love following professional track and field, and this literally could not be more boring. There are hundreds of guys from Kenya or Ethiopia that you could field a team from on any given day to handily beat this "record".
But no nation has and if we can get some interest in this event by Americans to foster and interest in American running it's a wining proposition If the records are soft it just might prompt someone to attack it.
World Relays would be a great stage for a 4x1500m more "Professional' version ... ;)
I too follow pro running but an afternoon at a HS meet with no record book, stopwatch and program still brings me joy. A honest effort is always worth a round of applause. The exhilaration of a mile victory is just as real at five minutes as it is at 3:50.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who isn't impressed even a little by this. You could put together an all-star high school team and they would have won this race. What a joke.
I completely agree, take any 4 pro nike guys and they would make a joke of this record. Put centro and jenkins on a team with 2 410 high schoolers and they could run 1605ish.
Galen rupp ran an 807 full 2 mile, virtually the same pace as this relay run by 4 guys.
why does hoka feel the need to do this.
Jenkins 3:53
Centro 3:51
Cam 3:54
Marathon Galen/ osako 357ish
we are talking 1535-1540 right there, a full lap ahead of these hoka scrubs.
Look, this record was/is still soft. But some of the hyperbole is exactly that.
This event is run every year at Penn by high quality college teams (many with sub 4's on them)OUTDOORS,and this time would be # 8 All Time on that list.
So the "put a HS all star team together" crap is insane.
It is really hard to run a high quality 4 x mile so far out in front and solo. Guys rarely run near their Prs. so it never adds to what people think it should.
Deena wrote:
I completely agree, take any 4 pro nike guys and they would make a joke of this record. Put centro and jenkins on a team with 2 410 high schoolers and they could run 1605ish.
Galen rupp ran an 807 full 2 mile, virtually the same pace as this relay run by 4 guys.
why does hoka feel the need to do this.
Jenkins 3:53
Centro 3:51
Cam 3:54
Marathon Galen/ osako 357ish
we are talking 1535-1540 right there, a full lap ahead of these hoka scrubs.
no way is cam running close to 354 right now, and I'm not sure galen can get to the 357 either.
I would be curious to see what the bowerman boys can put up. Lacking the front end firepower of NOP, but jager and lomong have already run 356 this year, and hill is probably in at least that shape based on his millrose 2 mile. If they can get a 4th guy at 4:00 (which if we are including non-americans is probably well within the capabilities of someone like ahmed or hughes at this point), they would be in the 15:45-15:00 range as well.
Of course if we are including foreigners, NOP throws farah in there and that changes the entire ballgame.
But no nation has and if we can get some interest in this event by Americans to foster and interest in American running it's a wining proposition If the records are soft it just might prompt someone to attack it.
World Relays would be a great stage for a 4x1500m more "Professional' version ... ;)
I too follow pro running but an afternoon at a HS meet with no record book, stopwatch and program still brings me joy. A honest effort is always worth a round of applause. The exhilaration of a mile victory is just as real at five minutes as it is at 3:50.[/quote]
AMEN!
Sir Fists A Lot wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IerQjpD5GykThey will be going for the indoor record next weekend at the armory and also looking at the outdoor record this year. Team will be Merber, Colby Alexander, Ford Palmer, and Donn Cabral. I think they would be capable of running the necessary times, might be tough to break 16 solo. Any other teams looking to run it with them? Where would they do it outdoors?
Editor's update on Feb 17: They've broken the 16:16.67 record by running 16:12.71. The splits according to a Citiusmag.com article were Cabral, 4:04; Palmer, 4:01; Crawford 4:07, Merber 3:57. Their tweet has different splits.
Details at link on tweet.
https://twitter.com/citiusmag
Is that glint on his chin semen from ford palmer???
ANYWAY congrats on the most obscure AR
Salty as Fawk wrote:
Sir Fists A Lot wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IerQjpD5GykThey will be going for the indoor record next weekend at the armory and also looking at the outdoor record this year. Team will be Merber, Colby Alexander, Ford Palmer, and Donn Cabral. I think they would be capable of running the necessary times, might be tough to break 16 solo. Any other teams looking to run it with them? Where would they do it outdoors?
Editor's update on Feb 17: They've broken the 16:16.67 record by running 16:12.71. The splits according to a Citiusmag.com article were Cabral, 4:04; Palmer, 4:01; Crawford 4:07, Merber 3:57. Their tweet has different splits.
Details at link on tweet.
https://twitter.com/citiusmagIs that glint on his chin semen from ford palmer???
ANYWAY congrats on the most obscure AR
In all seriousness is Ford Palmer gay?