I was thinking about getting new balance ldx spikes but then I saw that they were going to be illegal under world athletic ruling after the Paris Olympics. And I didn’t know if I would not be able to use them after this year because of the ruling change or if those rules do not affect ncaa meets
For background I run d3 so I won’t have any chance at making a US team or anything like that but just want to know if I would not be allowed to use them because of the illegal stack height
I was thinking about getting new balance ldx spikes but then I saw that they were going to be illegal under world athletic ruling after the Paris Olympics. And I didn’t know if I would not be able to use them after this year because of the ruling change or if those rules do not affect ncaa meets
Ah, the perplexities of athletic footwear. It's almost endearing that such trivialities occupy your thoughts.
One mustn't let the ephemeral allure of trendy spikes cloud the discernment required for true athletic distinction. Embrace the inevitable obsolescence of your chosen footwear, and perhaps, in time, you shall ascend to the echelons where the nuances of equipment compliance are but a distant concern. Until then, tread carefully, both on and off the track, for the discerning eye of athletic connoisseurs is ever watchful.
Ah, the perplexities of athletic footwear. It's almost endearing that such trivialities occupy your thoughts.
One mustn't let the ephemeral allure of trendy spikes cloud the discernment required for true athletic distinction. Embrace the inevitable obsolescence of your chosen footwear, and perhaps, in time, you shall ascend to the echelons where the nuances of equipment compliance are but a distant concern. Until then, tread carefully, both on and off the track, for the discerning eye of athletic connoisseurs is ever watchful.
It seems this post was written by Quai Chang Cain's mentor. Well done, Grasshopper.
I think you should be okay. I’ve seen some NCAA athletes race in the New Balance LD-X and not have any issues regarding rules from NCAA or World Athletics. I mean some people race in Vaporfly and no one bats an eye
Ah, the perplexities of athletic footwear. It's almost endearing that such trivialities occupy your thoughts.
One mustn't let the ephemeral allure of trendy spikes cloud the discernment required for true athletic distinction. Embrace the inevitable obsolescence of your chosen footwear, and perhaps, in time, you shall ascend to the echelons where the nuances of equipment compliance are but a distant concern. Until then, tread carefully, both on and off the track, for the discerning eye of athletic connoisseurs is ever watchful.
It seems this post was written by Quai Chang Cain's mentor. Well done, Grasshopper.
Nope. Sounds like . . . . . . . . TMADDDHASFNE the creep! Hi!