I believe she’s only a few bad races away from having a break & starting a family. If she does, I wonder what she will do. Will she continue steeple or will she move to the 5000m or marathon? Does she have the versatility?
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Nikki would have absolutely crushed the competition in the non-binary division.
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After recovering from surgery Schweizer has been racing a lot lately and is getting back to the peak shape she had when she ran 14:26 for 5K and 8:25 for 3K.
4:14.8 is really impressive considering that it ties the course record set by Laura Muir.
I don't know what a 4:14.8 mile on the road converts to the track, but a 4:14.8 on a track would be right up there with the fastest times.
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qss wrote:
After recovering from surgery Schweizer has been racing a lot lately and is getting back to the peak shape she had when she ran 14:26 for 5K and 8:25 for 3K.
4:14.8 is really impressive considering that it ties the course record set by Laura Muir.
I don't know what a 4:14.8 mile on the road converts to the track, but a 4:14.8 on a track would be right up there with the fastest times.
Times may be significantly effected by the wind, both for better or worse, on a point to point course like that. Not sure what it was like out there today.
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I was at the races getting interviews (check out ) with , Karissa Schweizer, , Hobbs Kessler, Emma Coburn and more.
Linking specifically to Kerr and Hoppel as both were very interesting to me. Got to hear about Hoppel's Sedjati/bi-carb takes, and then for Kerr got to ask about some of the Zurich stuff with Jakob, more racing next year, and his "boring" races comments.151 -
In the post-race interview of Kerr that Thoughtsleader posted, he said there was a tailwind today.
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kerr 344
hooey 348
emboi 348
ciattei 350
a lot of people seemed to be there because they had to
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Grassrunner wrote:
Nikki would have absolutely crushed the competition in the non-binary division.
It's not funny and at this point it's just ignorant.
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Grassrunner wrote:
In the post-race interview of Kerr that Thoughtsleader posted, he said there was a tailwind today.
Strong tailwind, maybe 10mph gusting up to 15-20mph. Definitely aided times.
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THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
Grassrunner wrote:
In the post-race interview of Kerr that Thoughtsleader posted, he said there was a tailwind today.
Strong tailwind, maybe 10mph gusting up to 15-20mph. Definitely aided times.
Yes a tailwind and some very burnt out runners helped out the relatively fresh Kerr.
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So is it a WR or does this course not couunt?
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Manbearpig15 wrote:
Grassrunner wrote:
Nikki would have absolutely crushed the competition in the non-binary division.
It's not funny and at this point it's just ignorant.
There was a non-binary division race today that was won in 4:41. Not sure if the athlete was XY or XX.
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Gracie Morris 4:21, coming in with a PR of 4:08.94. I had not heard of her before this race. Also, Josh Hoey in second was unexpected.
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surprised wrote:
Gracie Morris 4:21, coming in with a PR of 4:08.94. I had not heard of her before this race. Also, Josh Hoey in second was unexpected.
She was an AAU Junior Olympic All-American in pole vault.
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He squeezed in a 5K xc time trial at Michigan after his last race in Europe. No wonder he ran like crap.
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Beyond Schweizer's time, which one might say was helped by the course and the wind, she badly beat some really good runners who very recently ran very good.
Karissa Schweizer 4:14.8
Dorcas Ewoi 4:17.3 1:58.19 July, 4:19.71 August
Susan Ejore 4:18.3 3:56.07 August
Melissa Courtney-Bryant 4:19.9 4:16.38 July
Sarah Healy 4:20.7 3:58.42 August
Emily Mackay 4:22.1 3:55.9 June - was not at this level in Paris though20 -
naiachamp wrote:
He squeezed in a 5K xc time trial at Michigan after his last race in Europe. No wonder he ran like crap.
What a stupid comment, it was at best a moderate tempo run at 5 minute pace
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Mariah Carey wrote:
I’m curious how Emma will do.
6 hours on the bike per session. Yiiikes that sounds awful.
wtf didn't she fracture something? Surprised to see her on the line.
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qss wrote:
After recovering from surgery Schweizer has been racing a lot lately and is getting back to the peak shape she had when she ran 14:26 for 5K and 8:25 for 3K.
4:14.8 is really impressive considering that it ties the course record set by Laura Muir.
I don't know what a 4:14.8 mile on the road converts to the track, but a 4:14.8 on a track would be right up there with the fastest times.
always good to be faster than trackjenny.
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THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
I was at the races getting interviews (check out ) with , Karissa Schweizer, , Hobbs Kessler, Emma Coburn and more.Linking specifically to Kerr and Hoppel as both were very interesting to me. Got to hear about Hoppel's Sedjati/bi-carb takes, and then for Kerr got to ask about some of the Zurich stuff with Jakob, more racing next year, and his "boring" races comments.
Do you know why Tuohy didn’t run?
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