TruDat wrote:
subway eat fresh! wrote:
How are we supposed to watch it?! Is it not going to be live streamed?? I don't see it on the schedule for NBC, NBCSN, or the Olympic channel
^^this!!! Someone please confirm this. This is the only thing actually worth talking about in this thread
The NBC alert just popped up on my phone and it just started on NBCSN.
TruDat wrote:
subway eat fresh! wrote:
How are we supposed to watch it?! Is it not going to be live streamed?? I don't see it on the schedule for NBC, NBCSN, or the Olympic channel
^^this!!! Someone please confirm this. This is the only thing actually worth talking about in this thread
Here is a livestream
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWS7csA9knE&ab_channel=noizelinerzWell, now the stream is down
Something people don't understand: It's not about the time the athletes are competing. They have been dealing with it all day or multiple days with rounds + the time when they get there + plus the warm up + the time standing around waiting for the race. It wears down after a while.
If it gets this blistering hot in Tokyo (over 100F), then Olympic officials should suspend the track meet there, too. And if they don't, then they're neglecting their duty to protect Olympic athletes and heads should roll.
TruDat wrote:
subway eat fresh! wrote:
How are we supposed to watch it?! Is it not going to be live streamed?? I don't see it on the schedule for NBC, NBCSN, or the Olympic channel
^^this!!! Someone please confirm this. This is the only thing actually worth talking about in this thread
Nbcsn currently
New Balance women are a great trials
Did Mu cut too early and cause that contact?
TNF_Media wrote:
Did Mu cut too early and cause that contact?
I think so
Thank you for the link. That 400m hurdle race was incredible.
subway eat fresh! wrote:
Here is a livestream
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWS7csA9knE&ab_channel=noizelinerz
Bend OR runner dude wrote:
If it gets this blistering hot in Tokyo (over 100F), then Olympic officials should suspend the track meet there, too. And if they don't, then they're neglecting their duty to protect Olympic athletes and heads should roll.
It's unlikely to hit 104F, summers here are typically in the high 80s and low 90s. The real killer in the Japanese summer is the humidity. It averages around 75-85% RH over the summer, which will make it feel much, much worse.