Does Cooper go sub 13 in Monaco, or just a PR?
Does Cooper go sub 13 in Monaco?
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i have to imagine he’s definitely in sub 13 fitness. perhaps even around 12:55, but it mostly depends what the race ends up looking like. if he gets dragged out into no man’s land by a fast race, it’s gonna be harder to stay on.
i give it a 75% chance of going sub 13.
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No Cooper, you won't break 13 but thanks posting on letsrun
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He might be capable but he needs to resist running on pure hate for at least the first 3000 as this race will be going out at wr pace.
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Huangdi wrote:
i have to imagine he’s definitely in sub 13 fitness. perhaps even around 12:55, but it mostly depends what the race ends up looking like. if he gets dragged out into no man’s land by a fast race, it’s gonna be harder to stay on.
i give it a 75% chance of going sub 13.
Mcgorty just ran 13:02. Why would you think that he’s going to run 12:55? I mean, I hope you’re right; but I really don’t think that’s realistic.
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R Traeger wrote:
Huangdi wrote:
i have to imagine he’s definitely in sub 13 fitness. perhaps even around 12:55, but it mostly depends what the race ends up looking like. if he gets dragged out into no man’s land by a fast race, it’s gonna be harder to stay on.
i give it a 75% chance of going sub 13.
Mcgorty just ran 13:02. Why would you think that he’s going to run 12:55?
What does McGorty's time have to do with Cooper??
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for reference I believe the 5000 is being paced to 13:07
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BrainCelll wrote:
for reference I believe the 5000 is being paced to 13:07
No it's not, unless there is Final "B" that I had not heard of...and in which Cooper is anyway not mentioned as he is listed with the big boys.
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BrainCelll wrote:
R Traeger wrote:
Mcgorty just ran 13:02. Why would you think that he’s going to run 12:55?
What does McGorty's time have to do with Cooper??
He beat him in Eugene.
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Huangdi wrote:
i have to imagine he’s definitely in sub 13 fitness. perhaps even around 12:55, but it mostly depends what the race ends up looking like. if he gets dragged out into no man’s land by a fast race, it’s gonna be harder to stay on.
i give it a 75% chance of going sub 13.
If he’s definitely in sub 13 fitness why didn’t he make the worlds team? I don’t think he beats Centro’s 13:00 personal best
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No. He'll do well to break 13:10
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12:58
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Centro is better wrote:
If he’s definitely in sub 13 fitness why didn’t he make the worlds team? I don’t think he beats Centro’s 13:00 personal best
Klecker is definitely in 12:55 shape and he didn’t make the team either.
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I think that he's fit enough. If the race is paced out at 12:50, he's got a great shot of sitting in and hanging on. If it's paced at 12:40, he's going to have a real challenge. He's a strength based 3:32 guy, so a 12:5x would be of no surprise.
What's the weather like in Monaco?
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80 degrees and humid at the start, I bet the winning time is 12:54.
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13:03.
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fitolddude wrote:
80 degrees and humid at the start, I bet the winning time is 12:54.
Or if this is the case, 13:09 or something.
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BrainCelll wrote:
for reference I believe the 5000 is being paced to 13:07
Why?
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Dewpoint will be 62 (48% humidity) at the start. I think these guys are so fit it won’t be a major effect.
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THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
Dewpoint will be 62 (48% humidity) at the start. I think these guys are so fit it won’t be a major effect.
and Kypiegon is attempting a WR.
I dont think Kiplimo/Aregawi are going to watch only on a Mediterranean town with 84.2 degree contant all the latest days.00
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