At the beginning of this video.
Who in there right mind would think they could that fast in that race? That's beyond even Jakob probably
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Jakob I think would be capable of 7:15.xx in ideal conditions.
Recall he ran 7:17.55 on a very hot, sunny day.
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Someone requested that so it would be a tactical race. Probably the guy that was screaming at the finish after winning a slow race.
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Jakob 7:15 wrote:
Jakob I think would be capable of 7:15.xx in ideal conditions.
Recall he ran 7:17.55 on a very hot, sunny day.
Exaggerate much?
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Dirtrunner wrote:
At the beginning of this video.
Who in there right mind would think they could that fast in that race? That's beyond even Jakob probably
That 69s lap threw a wrench in the machinery.
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Ridiculous!
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Grant Fisher is a dirty LIAR and so is his coach SCANNELL!!!
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Dirtrunner wrote:
At the beginning of this video.
Who in there right mind would think they could that fast in that race? That's beyond even Jakob probably
5000m indoor holder? LOL, this is a sinister bloke. He tried to salvage it by losing the trials 5k and 10k races. very cunning guy indoor holder for 5k losing both 5 and 10k? not happening. ill bet my life on that.
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No doubt Meharys coach threw that in there.
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Can't be right
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Dirty tricks wrote:
Someone requested that so it would be a tactical race. Probably the guy that was screaming at the finish after winning a slow race.
Not a big fan of that contrived celebration. On the feed I watched, he did the same thing 3-4 times from different angles. I mean, I get it; but not a big fan. Same ridiculous type of antics that he’s done in xc.
Also, any sleuths out there that can identify his spikes? His usual debranded Dragonfly or something new from Kiprun?
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malmo wrote:
Jakob 7:15 wrote:
Jakob I think would be capable of 7:15.xx in ideal conditions.
Recall he ran 7:17.55 on a very hot, sunny day.
Exaggerate much?
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Not sure what you are questioning as an exaggeration. Of course we have no evidence about what form he is in today, but It was 30° C (86° F) when he ran 7:17 last year. That he could have run a little faster on that day in 75F conditions seems pretty plausible.https://ath-wdl-archive.azureedge.net/2024/silesia/ATHM3000M---DIAMOND---FNL-000100--_C73C1_1.0.PDF
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THOUGHTSLEADER wrote:
No doubt Meharys coach threw that in there.
And Mehary realizing he was toasted, pushes Fisher knocking him off his pace, Fisher falls back to 5th and claws back to finish a close second. one more stride Fisher would have won.
Dirty African runner (again). Grant said politely “that’s racing”. I say no, that’s dirty African runners. seen it over and over throughout the years.
Fisher could have gone earlier and put himself in better position and potentially not have had the traffic around him.
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Jakob 7:15 wrote:
Jakob I think would be capable of 7:15.xx in ideal conditions.
Recall he ran 7:17.55 on a very hot, sunny day.
You act like the 3000m is independent from other distances, but a 7:15 requires a combination of speed and strength just like other distances. For Ingebrigtsen to run that fast, he would need to be capable of 3:41.
That he ran 7:17.55, is a very strong indication that the conditions did not affect him that day.
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malmo wrote:
Dirtrunner wrote:
Youneed to cease At the beginning of this video.
Who in there right mind would think they could that fast in that race? That's beyond even Jakob probably
That 69s lap threw a wrench in the machinery.
You need to cease posting here and get back to your moderator duties. There are like 30 Coinbase threads. We don't pay you to post on random threads. We pay you to keep the boards clean.
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Narrow Margins wrote:
malmo wrote:
Exaggerate much?
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Not sure what you are questioning as an exaggeration. Of course we have no evidence about what form he is in today, but It was 30° C (86° F) when he ran 7:17 last year. That he could have run a little faster on that day in 75F conditions seems pretty plausible.It was 81° and the dew point was 61° at 4:15. Additionally the stadium is shaded over most of the track . Those are fantastic conditions for racing a 3000m.
Where do you guys come up with this crazy sheet? Have you ever been a competitive runner ? Playing make believe on the interwebs isn't cutting it.826 -
Sally Vix wrote:
malmo wrote:
That 69s lap threw a wrench in the machinery.
You need to cease posting here and get back to your moderator duties. There are like 30 Coinbase threads. We don't pay you to post on random threads. We pay you to keep the boards clean.
Don't get your panties in a bunch Sally. I don't get paid anything, and you don't pay anything, and like most LRC kids you want everything to be free anyway.
Most important of all that post was made 20 hours ago.1416 -
Kickers usually win wrote:
Jakob 7:15 wrote:
Jakob I think would be capable of 7:15.xx in ideal conditions.
Recall he ran 7:17.55 on a very hot, sunny day.
You act like the 3000m is independent from other distances, but a 7:15 requires a combination of speed and strength just like other distances. For Ingebrigtsen to run that fast, he would need to be capable of 3:41.
That he ran 7:17.55, is a very strong indication that the conditions did not affect him that day.
Why was this down voted? Do the six of you think Ingebrigtsen can run 3:41?
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