It is always clear that you and a few other rabid Tuohy fans are not very knowledgeable about the sport but you are quick to attack those of us who are, when we have an opinion that differs fron yours. I coached an NCAA national championship XC team. I coached athletes at the US trials. Yes, the school pays. The athlete wears tye schIt is always clear that you and a few other rabid Tuohy fans are not very knowledgeable about the sport but you are quick to attack those of us who are, when we have an opinion that differs fron yours. I coached an NCAA national championship XC team. I coached athletes at the US trials. Yes, the school pays. The athlete wears tye school uniform. Rather than attack those of us who don't always agree. I doubt there is one person here who dislikes Tuohy. Just because people make predictions does not mean that they are doing it from an emotional standpoint.
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NC State is a real school wrote:
It is always clear that you and a few other rabid Tuohy fans are not very knowledgeable about the sport but you are quick to attack those of us who are, when we have an opinion that differs fron yours
nobody will believed u r a coach lol as everyone out here is
"quick to attack those of us who are, when we have an opinion that differs fron yours" ??
so what is your opinion that I disagree with exactly? i dont know you nor remember your posts, enlighten me first
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just because you don't see haters doesnt meant there isnt, they are hiding coz katelyn just won an ncaa title .. and they swore that she will never get one ..lol
there are a lot of trolls, and rather than judging this site on a single thread, search up older posts and see just how much scrutiny and insults katelyn gets in this site for the past 6 years.... she indeed get a lot of attention, more good but also plenty of insecure and jealous trolls here, the amount of "shes gonna burnout, not gonna pr, not gonna win an ncaa title" could prob get to hundreds of hundreds, and now they are starting with the "not gonna gonna have a pro career, has no future, has awful education" need i say more? body shamed .... disgusting how someone could defend the trolls of this site, yikes.
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Haven’t you figured it out yet?
Tuohy fans are NOT running fans.They are Tuohy fans.
If Tuohy retires from running and becomes a swimmer…they go with her.
Tuohy fans are “running fans” the same way that Lance Armstrong fans were “cycling fans”.
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Is the race with tuohy this week gonna be televised?
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gorun wrote:
Is the race with tuohy this week gonna be televised?
If you ask "Tuohyfan" it will be streamed by Flotrack. But you will be disappointed if you go there. USATF.TV for Thursday (1500 heats etc), and parts of Friday, Saturday, Sunday. CNBC for remainder of Friday, NBC/USA for portions of Saturday/Sunday including 1500 and 5000 finals
on another thread
TuohyFan
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2 days ago 06/17/2022 3:18pm CDT re: Stopwatcher
Stopwatcher wrote:
Can we get the streaming figured out ahead of time? Who is streaming it and who is televising it??? ESPN???
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MidFootStriker wrote:
Anyway I just think you guys way overestimate natural talent and way underestimate how much specialized training plays a part in all of these performances
Anyone who could be world-class in the 1500 m could be one notch below world class in the 800 m
So if she has the potential to run 355 in 1500 m. she has the potential to run a shade under 158 in the 800! but that will never happen because she'll focus on the distance where she can be among the very best and not on the distance where she will be a close second... Metaphorically speaking!
Hurta simply has much more natural speed. She ran a 26.x 200 in hs I believe.
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The flaw in his logic is that he thinks she has the potential to run 3:55. I know it doesn't seem that far away from her PR but if she was in a race with a bunch of women who finished from 3:50-3:55 and she ran 4:07, it would be evident how far off of that mark she is. Granted, I think she has the potential to run 2:04/4:02/8:40/14:55 type times which are national class but not 1:57 which is world class. It is an insult to her coach to even suggest it because her coach would ave her running the 800 if she had the potential for sub 2.
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ContextisKing wrote:
Anyway what I posted was from last year's Olympic trials. Then the 5K was really slow. The 1500 was faster but still you can see that if you peek at the right time even someone without crazy PR is going to be competitive... I'd imagine Schweitzer and coburn will not run the 15
Wasn’t it kinda hot at the trials last year?
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my oh wrote:
The flaw in his logic is that he thinks she has the potential to run 3:55. I know it doesn't seem that far away from her PR but if she was in a race with a bunch of women who finished from 3:50-3:55 and she ran 4:07, it would be evident how far off of that mark she is. Granted, I think she has the potential to run 2:04/4:02/8:40/14:55 type times which are national class but not 1:57 which is world class. It is an insult to her coach to even suggest it because her coach would ave her running the 800 if she had the potential for sub 2.
She ran 406 leading the whole race from the front...
That is equal to 404 or even 403 high in a well-paced race with faster runners
And she improved from 412 to 4:06 in one year... Basically her first year full year of training after body changes, injury, and surgery...
So you really think she can only increase another two seconds over the next 5 to 10 years of progression
And that's taking into account that shoe technology will only get better and track surfaces will only get faster
Running 355 in 5 to 10 years would be comparable to the athletes who are running 357 currently
I think it's a much more sane approach to say at least there is the potential for steady improvement with a few big increases...
I mean sure our life is unpredictable and there is no guarantee for any one to reach their full potential
But I'm just saying if you look at the recent trajectory, I think 3:55 is a fairly reasonable lifetime potential...
Obviously we will know a lot more with what happens over the next two years...
But again she ran 406 leading the whole race and not even focused on that distance for most of the year so there's way more potential then you guys are admitting...
I mean she doesn't even train for that distance and she was the NCAA best time by 2 seconds! And second place was a 25-year-old!
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It's funny but with 2e,. People are saying she basically has very little room to grow, but yet with some other young phenoms the sky was the limit... and they were going to be breaking records left and right!!! I remember trying to talk some sense into a guy, or a couple guys, who kept saying all the high school records we're going to be broken, and the two mile, and girls we're going to run sub 9:30 for the two mile, and three girls we're going to break every record!! And that was in a few months progression!!! But now, and there's a good chance it's the same guy, a young female has very limited potential to improve!!! It's funny how your fanaticism clouds you're thinking and dictates how green the grass is!!!
204, she could run 204 right now, her teammate who she's faster than at every distance ran 204 this year!
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Ezrun wrote:
204, she could run 204 right now, her teammate who she's faster than at every distance ran 204 this year!
katelyn could probably drop 2:03 if she really tries to run an 800
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MidFootStriker wrote:
She ran 406 leading the whole race from the front...
That is equal to 404 or even 403 high in a well-paced race with faster runners
And she improved from 412 to 4:06 in one year... Basically her first year full year of training after body changes, injury, and surgery...
So you really think she can only increase another two seconds over the next 5 to 10 years of progression
But again she ran 406 leading the whole race and not even focused on that distance for most of the year so there's way more potential then you guys are admitting...
I mean she doesn't even train for that distance and she was the NCAA best time by 2 seconds! And second place was a 25-year-old!
i really hope katelyn feels good for the usatf meet, because that 4:06 looked way too easy on her and would love to see her go low 4:0x
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semihaze wrote:
MidFootStriker wrote:
She ran 406 leading the whole race from the front...
That is equal to 404 or even 403 high in a well-paced race with faster runners
And she improved from 412 to 4:06 in one year... Basically her first year full year of training after body changes, injury, and surgery...
So you really think she can only increase another two seconds over the next 5 to 10 years of progression
But again she ran 406 leading the whole race and not even focused on that distance for most of the year so there's way more potential then you guys are admitting...
I mean she doesn't even train for that distance and she was the NCAA best time by 2 seconds! And second place was a 25-year-old!
i really hope katelyn feels good for the usatf meet, because that 4:06 looked way too easy on her and would love to see her go low 4:0x
Looks like you’ve given yourself an out.
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Yeah right now there's a bunch of young fast 800/1500 m runners. And there's some good young 5K runners! But she's really the only super fast 1500 / 5K runner around her age... Maybe Starliper can get there but right now! So why not shoot for around the American record in the future! I mean it's a tall order but it's not crazy to say, who knows maybe!
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SDSU Aztec wrote:
semihaze wrote:
i really hope katelyn feels good for the usatf meet, because that 4:06 looked way too easy on her and would love to see her go low 4:0x
Looks like you’ve given yourself an out.
just not getting ahead of myself because at the ncaa nationals she actually was not feeling well and still ran 15:18 -- so i hope she feels well and better for this meet
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NC State writes Katelyn Tuohy will be competing in the 5000m but no mention on 1500m
???????????????
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Forecast for Sunday (6/26) afternoon is 90 deg & sunny.
Nobody's breaking any kind of record in either the men's or women's 5k races.
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Fan Out West wrote:
Forecast for Sunday (6/26) afternoon is 90 deg & sunny.
Nobody's breaking any kind of record in either the men's or women's 5k races.
thats terrible weather
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semihaze wrote:
i really hope katelyn feels good for the usatf meet, because that 4:06 looked way too easy on her and would love to see her go low 4:0x
Please stop. Tuohy scratched from the 1500 a while ago.
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