Great run by Harry to break 3hrs and a big improvement on his first marathon where he ran 3:24. Definitely got some talent. Will be interesting to see if he decides to continue and what he can ultimately run.
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Not bad. Ive ran 2:34 earlier this year and that was good enough for me. Marathon is a long ways. Good run Harry
-Coach dahl
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Post your results sheet
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the430miler wrote:
Not bad. Ive ran 2:34 earlier this year and that was good enough for me. Marathon is a long ways. Good run Harry
-Coach dahl
A 2:34 is pretty impressive. Nice work! Which marathon?
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Harry Styles can probably afford amazing trainers
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the430miler wrote:
Not bad. Ive ran 2:34 earlier this year and that was good enough for me. Marathon is a long ways. Good run Harry
-Coach dahl
He has a gift for pacing, damn near even.
Styles, who ran under the alias “Sted Sarandos,” once again ran very even splits. He ran the first half of the race in 1:29:08, and then completed the second 13.1 miles in 1:30:06. In Tokyo, the 31-year-old paced the race with remarkable consistency, running the first half in 1:42:03, then split a nearly-identical 1:42:04 during the second half.
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jecht wrote:
the430miler wrote:
Not bad. Ive ran 2:34 earlier this year and that was good enough for me. Marathon is a long ways. Good run Harry
-Coach dahl
He has a gift for pacing, damn near even.
With the new watches , pacing is no longer a required skill . You can just look at your watch . I do it all the time now . And it has made me a better runner
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the430miler wrote:
Not bad. Ive ran 2:34 earlier this year and that was good enough for me. Marathon is a long ways. Good run Harry
-Coach dahl
Excellent result for you Coach Dahl! Do you offer online marathon coaching by chance?
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Kofuzi goes home devastated.
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I thought you had to qualify for Berlin? How did he get in.
Anyway I am not impressed. With his money and free time he should be running faster.
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Why even bother using a fake name when it'll get reported on anyway
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I think he's going to keep getting better. We'll see!
Thats great you were able to hang on like that at the end. Its not easy to pace that perfectly.
You forgot to answer my question though :). Looks like you accidentally committed it from your response. Which marathon did you do this at?
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I hate celebrities wrote:
I thought you had to qualify for Berlin? How did he get in.
Anyway I am not impressed. With his money and free time he should be running faster.
Money can do alot of things, including making women stay around you longer. But physiologically, it can only help someone so much with their running performance. Even those who buy their way to the top of everest with sherpas have to do some degree of physical labor and exertion to get there.
Coach dahl
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No me digas! wrote:
You forgot to answer my question though :). Looks like you accidentally committed it from your response. Which marathon did you do this at?
I can confirm his HM PR. Go to 2022, half marathon, search for Dahl
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jecht wrote:
the430miler wrote:
Not bad. Ive ran 2:34 earlier this year and that was good enough for me. Marathon is a long ways. Good run Harry
-Coach dahl
He has a gift for pacing, damn near even.
Styles, who ran under the alias “Sted Sarandos,” once again ran very even splits. He ran the first half of the race in 1:29:08, and then completed the second 13.1 miles in 1:30:06. In Tokyo, the 31-year-old paced the race with remarkable consistency, running the first half in 1:42:03, then split a nearly-identical 1:42:04 during the second half.
I am pretty sure he has pretty decent running gene. Probably wasn't even going all in. Just doing enough to break 3.
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Josh439 wrote:
Why even bother using a fake name when it'll get reported on anyway
Probably didn’t want screaming fans tracking him and following around the course.
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No me digas! wrote:
You forgot to answer my question though :). Looks like you accidentally committed it from your response. Which marathon did you do this at?
I can confirm his HM PR. Go to 2022, half marathon, search for Dahl
Dang, that's so close to 3:07 pace for half the distance! Must have put on a lot of weight and hardly trained if he has run 4:30 for 1600 and then that performance for 13.1.
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