THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
This is a 400-800 runner who is on low mileage and moving up. If Linden Hall could run like 52 second 400 she would be giddy and it’d be a notably impressive off-event result like this. But she probably can barely break 55 if at all. 4:16 for Mu is nice.
THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
wut dis? wrote:
That's great and all but that would be equal to Hall not running a 52 but running a 56 and the crowd going wild. Wth?
A 4:16 1500 is worth a 53.2 400 according to World Athletics tables but keep up with your nonsense.
It’s the world junior lead in an off event lol.
kgcfocuihkc wrote:
THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
This is a 400-800 runner who is on low mileage and moving up. If Linden Hall could run like 52 second 400 she would be giddy and it’d be a notably impressive off-event result like this. But she probably can barely break 55 if at all. 4:16 for Mu is nice.
Per IAAF website, Hall’s PB is 59.31 from Dec/19
Doubt very much that she could run 55
hatehatehatehate wrote:
It’s the world junior lead in an off event lol.
wut dis? wrote:
hatehatehatehate wrote:
It’s the world junior lead in an off event lol.
Yeah, which will last about 2 weeks. Just last year the top junior ran 4:04. That's notable.
wut dis? wrote:
hatehatehatehate wrote:
It’s the world junior lead in an off event lol.
Yeah, which will last about 2 weeks. Just last year the top junior ran 4:04. That's notable.
FastTuohy wrote:
wut dis? wrote:
hatehatehatehate wrote:
It’s the world junior lead in an off event lol.
Yeah, which will last about 2 weeks. Just last year the top junior ran 4:04. That's notable.
You are seriously comparing what a 30 year old 800/1500 athlete has done vs what Mu as a 19 year old 400/800 athlete did in running her first semi serious 1500, with the 62 s close? Noone is saying she is world class now, but the potential is clearly there.
Is her name pronounced "Moo" or "Moe?"
TrackCoach wrote:
Nothing special about this performance!
4:16 for a 400/800 athlete at Athing's level at most just says her conditioning is good. It is kind of like sub-10 100m sprinter running an early season 47x quarter.
49.4 (1:05.9 pace)
1:11.6
1:12.9
1:02.1
Niiiiiiice.
wut dis? wrote:
kgcfocuihkc wrote:
THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
This is a 400-800 runner who is on low mileage and moving up. If Linden Hall could run like 52 second 400 she would be giddy and it’d be a notably impressive off-event result like this. But she probably can barely break 55 if at all. 4:16 for Mu is nice.
Per IAAF website, Hall’s PB is 59.31 from Dec/19
Doubt very much that she could run 55
Errrr, yeah that 59.31 is going to tell you much. Hall ran a 1:59 recently, so almost two 59.31s back to back, and you think she can't run a 55?
FastTuohy wrote:
wut dis? wrote:
hatehatehatehate wrote:
It’s the world junior lead in an off event lol.
Yeah, which will last about 2 weeks. Just last year the top junior ran 4:04. That's notable.
You are seriously comparing what a 30 year old 800/1500 athlete has done vs what Mu as a 19 year old 400/800 athlete did in running her first semi serious 1500, with the 62 s close? Noone is saying she is world class now, but the potential is clearly there.
Nobody in the world has more potential in the 800 right now. She is capable of a great 1500, too, obviously. But who really cares how fast her 1500 is.
wut dis? wrote:
Pretty sure Hall can run in the 53s now. If she did no one would bat an eye. Like a 4:16, its slow.
athing mu fan wrote:
FastTuohy wrote:
wut dis? wrote:
hatehatehatehate wrote:
It’s the world junior lead in an off event lol.
Yeah, which will last about 2 weeks. Just last year the top junior ran 4:04. That's notable.
You are seriously comparing what a 30 year old 800/1500 athlete has done vs what Mu as a 19 year old 400/800 athlete did in running her first semi serious 1500, with the 62 s close? Noone is saying she is world class now, but the potential is clearly there.
Katelyn Tuohy ran 4:16 and the 1500 seems to be one of her main events. Kaley Richards ran 4:16 and she was 4th in the NCAA mile indoors. Mu definitely has potential and does not deserve hate
I now pronounce you ... wrote:
Is her name pronounced "Moo" or "Moe?"
Tuohy is coming back from injury and ran 4:14 as a high school sophomore. Still 4:16 shows very goo mile potential.
Very impressive for someone who's best distance is 600m. I didn't think she had that kind of strength.
olympic mu wrote:
Not surprising a 1:58 runner can run 4:35 for the mile
