is being an arm amputee a disadvantage or an advantage in a marathon?
is being an arm amputee a disadvantage or an advantage in a marathon?
Anybody else catch sisson drinking her fluids out of a bottle w/ a straw? have any other elites done this before?
Zurich Marathon winner just crossed the line, under 2hr 15min .
bbc doesnt play outside the uk even with a vpn. why cant you comprehend that?
Bad Wigins wrote:
is being an arm amputee a disadvantage or an advantage in a marathon?
Most surely a distinct advantage. An amputee with autism would be even more advantaged.
Looks like a chem bottle. Smoot did that at least once. Pretty good idea.
Bad Wigins, is your link compromised? Seems mine has stopped working? Has YouTube taken it down?
Sisson and Huddles bottles looked small too, wonder if that is harder or easier to grab.
Bit windy out there 13mph. Won't be any super quick times today.
Approaching 6 miles, and Huddle and Sisson are dropping back from the lead pack a little as Brigid Kosgei leads the way
It is windy in London today. Not suitable for fast times it seems.
Jonathan Gault wrote:
Approaching 6 miles, and Huddle and Sisson are dropping back from the lead pack a little as Brigid Kosgei leads the way
Okay they've caught back up again. Can't see the pacer on the broadcast anymore, though the camera is VERY close to the athletes.
Well, that’s incredibly disappointing. One of the 2 fastest marquee international marathons, stacked field and it’s going to be sit and kick?
3283823 wrote:
Bad Wigins, is your link compromised? Seems mine has stopped working? Has YouTube taken it down?
Probably made them reconfigure it to block outside markets.
Those bottles were used a decade ago. They found that it was too difficult to get the necessary 8-10 ounces every 5k through a straw.
Just noticed that. Makes me wanna bring my own juice boxes with straw to my next thon ?
I can’t see Gladys Cherono, did she drop out?
are there 3 pacers ahead of the pacer hanging of the front of the lead pack? or were my eyes deceiving me?
Is he saying Cutty Stark? Must be hearing that incorrectly?
Jonathan Gault wrote:
Jonathan Gault wrote:
Approaching 6 miles, and Huddle and Sisson are dropping back from the lead pack a little as Brigid Kosgei leads the way
Okay they've caught back up again. Can't see the pacer on the broadcast anymore, though the camera is VERY close to the athletes.
Probably running even like Hanson preaches in the first 20 miles. Ignore the surges and run even.