KEVIN SULLIVAN: I think one of the keys is to have fun with it. I think that's why I've been successful. The sport has always been fun for me. I never got into the sport with ideas of having huge success or making money or things like that. You've got to enjoy it first of all.
sigh wrote:
I'm just tired of coming to letsrun, and seeing runners critique each other over grammar, or just petty stuff like that.
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OK
So you are too cool with your ho-hum attitude about running. If you don't care why post on here?
Look running is fun. It's nice to set goals and work toward achieving them, I have friends that I run with on Sat. morninging that are fun to be around, and run to race.
If the only thing that means anything is running Oly qualifying times, then we should stop 99% of all road races and CC meets and leave running to the few really fast folks.
bottom feeder wrote:
To Huh?
whew...3:55 is smoking!
1500 Masters World Records
M 40 3:46.7 David Moorcroft GBR 40 19.06.93
M 45 3:58.3 Peter Molloy GBR 46 09.08.95
M 50 4:05.2 Tom Roberts AUS 50 22.03.84
M 55 4:12.5 Ron Robertson NZL 55 09.02.97
Moorcroft is such a stud! Hold on for another year and find the right race and you've got it! Are you in the USA? You didn't attend WSU by any chance in the mid-90's did you?
No, I'm not in the USA, I'm a Brit. Our top man is Dave Taylor, now he really is smoking. He ran 3.49 and 13.53 and a 2.18 Marathon, all when he was 40, two years ago. in 2006 aged 42 he ran 54.72 1.54.06 3.50.45
So I have some work to do but I am looking forward to the challenge.
I am not sure that the World record is 3.58 for a 45 year old, it must be faster than that.
Really a 407 mile is friggin awsome.