Finance Bro wrote:
Is his training any different than before? Specifically, does he focus more on building the aerobic system than he did when he was stuck at 1:47?
I’d be interested to hear about his training as well.
What has changed compared to previous training?
What does a typical week look like?
He demonstrates 0 efficiency
i always thought that WR holders looked like Gods. I guess not…
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Ruxton Towers XC wrote:
I just watched the full race and the amazing thing is that he starts "going to the arms" and "rigging up" in his form (and face) with 400m to go. Yet somehow he powers through with no noticeable slowdown.
1:47 at 800 and finished with a 27 last 200m. That is awesome.
Honestly, I think we need to have a talk about the bi-carb. Maybe lactate was what made it impossible for humans to improve on the 1:41 of the 1980s. But now, with bi-carb, we might see a new generation of 800m guys doing some real damage to the old norms and expectations in that event...
p.s. If it were just doping then it wouldn't have waited until 2024 to happen. People have tried to dope their way to fast times for decades and nobody got under the level set by Coe-Kipketer-Rudisha. That barrier might get broken now with bi-carb.
Despicable mods deleted my comments about Americanos!! Stop being partisan to cheats and cheating. Next time pls just delete me from this earth ok? It’s times like this I long for the comfort of Coevett, Khamis and Armstrongluv! 😓
Ruxton Towers XC wrote:
I just watched the full race and the amazing thing is that he starts "going to the arms" and "rigging up" in his form (and face) with 400m to go. Yet somehow he powers through with no noticeable slowdown.
1:47 at 800 and finished with a 27 last 200m. That is awesome.
Honestly, I think we need to have a talk about the bi-carb. Maybe lactate was what made it impossible for humans to improve on the 1:41 of the 1980s. But now, with bi-carb, we might see a new generation of 800m guys doing some real damage to the old norms and expectations in that event...
p.s. If it were just doping then it wouldn't have waited until 2024 to happen. People have tried to dope their way to fast times for decades and nobody got under the level set by Coe-Kipketer-Rudisha. That barrier might get broken now with bi-carb.
Ruxton wrote:
People have tried to dope their way to fast times before 2024 but all failed to get down to 1:41 and the WR
Hey this is a deceptive comentario with all due respect. You think Khamis Abubaker didn’t take enough drugs to break 1:42? Or Ayanleh Sulaiman didn’t do the same to break the same? Or Yuri Bozarkovsky also the same? These were all clean athletes mind you from a decade or 2 ago. They didn’t do drugs and didn’t wear supernova shoes! But were all stalking the 1:42 border already. What difference would bicarb have made to these clean dudes who never carried, saw or used a mobile phone anyway thus have already very stable and well controlled lactate levels which made them so good?
Besides have you asked Wanyonyi if he was using bicarb? Then why would idiot Josh Hoey be any wiser or faster with it?
Hckhvkhvk wrote:
He demonstrates 0 efficiency
i always thought that WR holders looked like Gods. I guess not…
I know what you are trying to say dude. We have the same wavelength, go ahead say it out loud don’t be afraid de nada!