With raw speed like that imagine what a few years of aerobic development would do. This is the next hicham
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Imagine bro wrote:
With raw speed like that imagine what a few years of aerobic development would do. This is the next hicham
No, the 5000! Imagine him outkicking Cole from lane two with a 12.3 second last 100. This is where true glory awaits
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Imagine bro wrote:
With raw speed like that imagine what a few years of aerobic development would do. This is the next hicham
Not doing well enough at 800m for you?? He may want to stay where he is for a while.
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Yes...but only when he's 32 and owned the 800 for 16 years with a new world record of 1:38.2.
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He should move down to the 400 for the rest of high school and race Wilson
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Man, I knew we'd get this kind of thread.
I coached with a guy who was a HS state champ in the mile. In college he won his D1 conference meet in the quarter.
It is not inevitable that any runner will move up (or down) as s/he ages. Some stay right in the same event(s) and do pretty well in them.
How 'bout we focus on the guy's potential in the 800? Seems like he might do okay there.
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Imagine bro wrote:
With raw speed like that imagine what a few years of aerobic development would do. This is the next hicham
He could run 1:55 in the marathon with that raw speed. Or 7:40 in the steeplechase. Yeah, that's the ticket.
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Imagine his kick at the end of a 10k
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142? Sus as he77
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hared wrote:
Man, I knew we'd get this kind of thread.
I coached with a guy who was a HS state champ in the mile. In college he won his D1 conference meet in the quarter.
It is not inevitable that any runner will move up (or down) as s/he ages. Some stay right in the same event(s) and do pretty well in them.
How 'bout we focus on the guy's potential in the 800? Seems like he might do okay there.
"State champ" to "conference champ" is not really high level running and doesn't prove anything
It's more likely he moves up than down. He's an 800 guy without great 400 speed.
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His 400 is obviously not as good as his 800 but he’s still run 46.3 (again AS A SOPHOMORE)
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Thanks. The guy you answered is a complete idiot. Cooper ran 46.3 after a 1:47. Donny B can’t do that.
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Flo’da boy wrote:
His 400 is obviously not as good as his 800 but he’s still run 46.3 (again AS A SOPHOMORE)
to be fair, his 4:06.33 mile is also top-15 alltime for a sophomore. He truly has it all
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jabouko wrote:
Flo’da boy wrote:
His 400 is obviously not as good as his 800 but he’s still run 46.3 (again AS A SOPHOMORE)
to be fair, his 4:06.33 mile is also top-15 alltime for a sophomore. He truly has it all
Seriously! And as a freshmen he ran 22.12 for 200 and 9:26 for 3200, I wonder what he could pull for those now
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He runs cross country too
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more guys move up wrote:
hared wrote:
Man, I knew we'd get this kind of thread.
I coached with a guy who was a HS state champ in the mile. In college he won his D1 conference meet in the quarter.
It is not inevitable that any runner will move up (or down) as s/he ages. Some stay right in the same event(s) and do pretty well in them.
How 'bout we focus on the guy's potential in the 800? Seems like he might do okay there.
"State champ" to "conference champ" is not really high level running and doesn't prove anything
It's more likely he moves up than down. He's an 800 guy without great 400 speed.
“without great 400 speed”
Tell another!
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malmo wrote:
Imagine bro wrote:
With raw speed like that imagine what a few years of aerobic development would do. This is the next hicham
He could run 1:55 in the marathon with that raw speed. Or 7:40 in the steeplechase. Yeah, that's the ticket.
Imagine that kind of raw speed in Leadville. Thinner air too so there is less air resistance for him at peak velocity. We could see truly remarkable things down the homestretch.
Jim Walmart and David Joggins could never hold off a sub-25 final 200m in a tactical race.
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He should sign with the Eagles to return punts.
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GAY
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TheRealScotty wrote:
Imagine bro wrote:
With raw speed like that imagine what a few years of aerobic development would do. This is the next hicham
Not doing well enough at 800m for you?? He may want to stay where he is for a while.
This.
Why do these threads always occur? When a generational talent emerges, there's always a group saying, "Hey, they should race another event!"
Mu was (note the past tense) a generational talent. The 800m WR that has stood for, what, 40 plus years? was within her reach... and then Kersee moved her up to the mile. Granted, Mu was (is) a head case, but when you have an athlete with WR potential, moving them up (or down) especially when one of the races is the 800m, has more risk than reward. The training is just too different.l
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