Why does it seem like every single second leg runner on a 4x4 at NCAA's runs a terrible break and cuts into lane one way too hard? Why don't any of their coaches explain to them that they should be running a straight line to the curve? It makes me want to scream every time I see it because its such an easy mistake to fix and literally everyone does it poorly.
Beer Machine wrote:
Why does it seem like every single second leg runner on a 4x4 at NCAA's runs a terrible break and cuts into lane one way too hard? Why don't any of their coaches explain to them that they should be running a straight line to the curve? It makes me want to scream every time I see it because its such an easy mistake to fix and literally everyone does it poorly.
Trigonometry isnt one of your strengths, is it?
It's more subtle than just running the direct line. It is about establishing your position in lane one. Those closing to the curb have to have a clear running stride to get in front of you. Or so says the rules.
doesnt matter dipshit wrote:
Beer Machine wrote:Why does it seem like every single second leg runner on a 4x4 at NCAA's runs a terrible break and cuts into lane one way too hard? Why don't any of their coaches explain to them that they should be running a straight line to the curve? It makes me want to scream every time I see it because its such an easy mistake to fix and literally everyone does it poorly.
Trigonometry isnt one of your strengths, is it?
umm, actually, I don't think it is one of your strengths.