Most of those performances will not be equaled outdoors by these runners, so if you overreact, you will be made the fool here. Kessler will never run faster outdoors. The same happened to Prakel, Rupp, Kejelcha, Gregorek etc.
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wtf are you even rambling on about, you good bro?
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Vaiio wrote:
Most of those performances will not be equaled outdoors by these runners, so if you overreact, you will be made the fool here. Kessler will never run faster outdoors. The same happened to Prakel, Rupp, Kejelcha, Gregorek etc.
this is why all the indoor records are better that the outdoor records, right?
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Vaiio wrote:
Most of those performances will not be equaled outdoors by these runners, so if you overreact, you will be made the fool here. Kessler will never run faster outdoors. The same happened to Prakel, Rupp, Kejelcha, Gregorek etc.
What's really going on? Have you been drinking at a Super Bowl party or something?
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EvilRunner wrote:
Vaiio wrote:
Most of those performances will not be equaled outdoors by these runners, so if you overreact, you will be made the fool here. Kessler will never run faster outdoors. The same happened to Prakel, Rupp, Kejelcha, Gregorek etc.
this is why all the indoor records are better that the outdoor records, right?
Time of year. Wow some of you need an education.
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They count.
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z76t67 wrote:
They count.
Not in the sense of being able to confidently forecast outdoor performances. Kessler will NEVER run faster outdoors than he did today. He is not alone.
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Vaiio wrote:
Most of those performances will not be equaled outdoors by these runners, so if you overreact, you will be made the fool here. Kessler will never run faster outdoors. The same happened to Prakel, Rupp, Kejelcha, Gregorek etc.
A BU time maybe you could argue it, but man it’s pretty foolish to bet against Kessler after New Balance and now Millrose.
you’d have better luck making the argument that by some weird scheduling black hole Kessler never ends up running an outdoor track mile again, based on their reduced frequency and priority and scheduling relative to the major meets he is now in contention for.
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Watching Kessler, a 20 year old, run a great mile today it's easy to see he has the potential to race even faster.
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Harold #1 wrote:
Watching Kessler, a 20 year old, run a great mile today it's easy to see he has the potential to race even faster.
Maybe indoors he can.
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Love Indoor Track. Great race by Kessler !!! Wow!! 3:48.66 !!
Nuguse is a tough dude. Able to do it from the front. Very difficult.
8:05y from Hocker. Sensational.
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The OP isn’t wrong. With a few exceptions, the guys who run the best and win indoors do nothing outdoors. Why do you think all the best runners in track history skip indoors?
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The op is not wrong wrote:
The OP isn’t wrong. With a few exceptions, the guys who run the best and win indoors do nothing outdoors. Why do you think all the best runners in track history skip indoors?
Because they don't want to run fast?
No. of sub 1:43.63 800m times men: outdoor: 366, indoor: 1
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Vaiio wrote:
Most of those performances will not be equaled outdoors by these runners, so if you overreact, you will be made the fool here. Kessler will never run faster outdoors. The same happened to Prakel, Rupp, Kejelcha, Gregorek etc.
You realize that Nuguse ran 347 indoors and then 343 outdoors, right? He also ran 333 in the 15 indoors last year and 329 outdoors.
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The op is not wrong wrote:
The OP isn’t wrong. With a few exceptions, the guys who run the best and win indoors do nothing outdoors. Why do you think all the best runners in track history skip indoors?
I don't think the good runners "skip indoors." I think most great runners in history except Bolt has some kind of an indoor resume. Christian Coleman and Noah Lyles have won indoors and out!
Geb was a 10,000m man but was also the world indoor 1500m champion, right? Lots of stuff like that...
America's best distance men have all run indoors historically - Rupp, Fisher, Nuguse, Centro, Pre, Lagat, Kessler, Hocker, Shorter...
Did you know this fun fact about Shorter?
"The Boulder running community of today can be traced back to Shorter’s decision to move here to train in 1970. He chose Boulder because CU’s Balch Fieldhouse was the only indoor track in the U.S. situated at an elevation above 5,000 feet in the U.S."40 -
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EvilRunner wrote:
this is why all the indoor records are better that the outdoor records, right?
Time of year. Wow some of you need an education.
it’s summer in australia you dumb f
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z76t67 wrote:
The op is not wrong wrote:
The OP isn’t wrong. With a few exceptions, the guys who run the best and win indoors do nothing outdoors. Why do you think all the best runners in track history skip indoors?
Because they don't want to run fast?
No. of sub 1:43.63 800m times men: outdoor: 366, indoor: 1
Kipketer is the GOAT
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Always at this time of year I can't wait for the outdoor season to begin.
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Vaiio wrote:
Most of those performances will not be equaled outdoors by these runners, so if you overreact, you will be made the fool here. Kessler will never run faster outdoors. The same happened to Prakel, Rupp, Kejelcha, Gregorek etc.
All those times you quote were run at the questionable BU track.
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