Jakob MF Ingebrigtsen 3:31 INDOORS

LondonLocal wrote:

DC Wonk wrote:

I saw the full race. I have been critical of Jakob in the past, but Jesus, he’s running so smoothly and comfortably at 3:31 pace indoors, you gotta think he’s going to go way faster than that outdoors.

He broke the meet record from El Gerrouj.

Post-race Int: "well I guess I'm quicker than El G' now"

alright, calm down Jakob....

In the context of being asked if he knew he took the meet record from El G...

LondonLocal wrote:

DC Wonk wrote:

I saw the full race. I have been critical of Jakob in the past, but Jesus, he’s running so smoothly and comfortably at 3:31 pace indoors, you gotta think he’s going to go way faster than that outdoors.

He broke the meet record from El Gerrouj.

Post-race Int: "well I guess I'm quicker than El G' now"

alright, calm down Jakob....

If I ran faster than El-G I would probably say something like that too, or a lot worse.

silviuburceadev wrote:

UKRUNCOACH wrote:

Dale Worton from Leeds UK is in shape to run under 3.30 for 1500m this summer. Going to be a good battle between Worton, Ingebrigtsen and cheruiyot.

Jakob, Jacob and Cheruiyot have a league of their own.

Who is this Dale Worton, and why have we never heard of him..? Britain has Grice, Kerr, Wightman and even that young talented kid Max (can't remember his last name)..but, Dale Worton..? Who is that..?

Testing result in as yet?

World Athletics Indoor Tour - A

Men's 1500m indoor

Final

Place Name Birth Date Nat. Mark Records

1. Jakob INGEBRIGTSEN 19 SEP 2000 NOR 3:31.80 AR*

2. Marcin LEWANDOWSKI 13 JUN 1987 POL 3:36.83

3. Mohamed KATIR 17 FEB 1998 ESP 3:36.89

4. Ignacio FONTES 22 JUN 1998 ESP 3:36.89

5. Andrew COSCORAN 18 JUN 1996 IRL 3:37.20

6. István SZÖGI 12 SEP 1995 HUN 3:37.58

7. Jimmy GRESSIER 04 MAY 1997 FRA 3:38.03

8. Simon DENISSEL 22 MAY 1990 FRA 3:38.23

9. Quentin TISON 16 APR 1996 FRA 3:39.04

10. Bethwell BIRGEN 06 AUG 1988 KEN 3:39.27

11. Samuel TEFERA 23 OCT 1999 ETH 3:39.27

12. Filip INGEBRIGTSEN 20 APR 1993 NOR 3:40.09

Adam CZERWIŃSKI 02 OCT 1988 PO

Dale Worton is a 1500 meter runner from Wakefield, UK. He's in around 3.30/3.29 shape.

He was in shape to win the liverpool cross a few years a go.

The meet did not perform standard doping tests, so Jakob had to ask them to test him as he wants the record certified.

Gee, who would have thought that a 20-year old would continue to improve.

I'm laughing at the idiots who thought he would peak at 18, and then at 19.

This kid will get a WR before all is said and done. Not sure which distance but it will happen.

Agree, and yes, the haters have been shouting Jakob has peaked since he was 17.

They have been disappointed ever since.

I think this year will another level up for him, with this 1500 a very good indication.

I think he'll be high 3:26 & low 7:24 this year.

UKRUNCOACH wrote:

Dale Worton is a 1500 meter runner from Wakefield, UK. He's in around 3.30/3.29 shape.

He was in shape to win the liverpool cross a few years a go.

You should probably stop promoting the theoretical past fitness and theoretical current fitness of your athlete - particularly if it is the same Dale Worton listed with on WA's website with a 3:47.56 1500 pr. Let him race and post the results and then everyone will talk about him for you. Until then - mum should be the word.

@ Karl - at first I thought 3:26high seemed unfathomable. But his 3:28.68 from last year paired with this indoor 3:31 makes it seem plausible. I'd still air on the side of conservative and say he might dip into the 3:27s if he ends up in a fast time trial race like Monaco... which might only be a consideration by him if the Olympics are cancelled/postponed (? pure speculation).

I would have said that it'd take an off-day from Cheruiyot for Ingebrigtsen to beat him at the Olympics but surely the gap is closing. Jakob looks older, leaner, and faster than he did in his remarkable 2020 season. What a race!

UKRUNCOACH wrote:

Dale Worton from Leeds UK is in shape to run under 3.30 for 1500m this summer. Going to be a good battle between Worton, Ingebrigtsen and cheruiyot.

This is such a good post I love it.

macdaddy og 2 wrote:

Nah. It’s because you saw these results in the other thread and Barega is in your head - rent free.

Why is this a saying now ' living in your head rent free'... I've heard it multiple times in the past week, it's cringy

sir_edmund_smokehouse wrote:

I would have said that it'd take an off-day from Cheruiyot for Ingebrigtsen to beat him at the Olympics but surely the gap is closing. Jakob looks older, leaner, and faster than he did in his remarkable 2020 season. What a race!

I don't think so. Cheruiyot was .2-.4 seconds faster than Jakob last year. Jakob may have jumped another .5-.75 seconds. Its going to be very hard for Tim to stay with him.

Why is this a thing now? wrote:

macdaddy og 2 wrote:

Nah. It’s because you saw these results in the other thread and Barega is in your head - rent free.

Why is this a saying now ' living in your head rent free'... I've heard it multiple times in the past week, it's cringy

Check out that poster's history. Saying that is totally in line with his other posts.

Karl the pauper wrote:

Agree, and yes, the haters have been shouting Jakob has peaked since he was 17.

They have been disappointed ever since.

I think this year will another level up for him, with this 1500 a very good indication.

I think he'll be high 3:26 & low 7:24 this year.

Now that is some funny stuff. Keep it coming. Jakob will NEVER run 3:26. He has given no indication whatsoever that he will ever do this. None.

3.31 and you all know how he trains. And none of you are copying him. Why not? You're being left behind. Why wait 5 years until you're convinced? Take the leap and do the same.

snipes wrote:

Gee, who would have thought that a 20-year old would continue to improve.

I'm laughing at the idiots who thought he would peak at 18, and then at 19.

This kid will get a WR before all is said and done. Not sure which distance but it will happen.

I agree he'll probably get some record. I am pretty confident it will not be the outdoor 5000 record -- I think that's beyond him. He has a better shot at El G's 3:26 insofar as marquee distances outdoors are concerned, but I could definitely see him falling short of that. 4 seconds is a lot to improve for anyone, and requires some pretty special conditions. I don't give him better than a coinflip at it but he as a legitimate chance.

I think he could end up with some indoor WRs (I think he will eventually run faster than the current WRs in the indoor 1500 and mile), and he may have a shot at something like the outdoor 2-mile, the indoor 3000, the indoor 5000 record if no one else beats him to them. I also think he has a decent shot at some off-distance WRs, like a WR in the 2000m.

4 seconds?

You don't realize he is only a bit over 2.5 seconds from the WR??