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3:52... good tactics. WILL MF LEER
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Who?
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sub 3:50 outdoor.
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Nice to see him break through with a big win.
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Great run by Leer. However, it's looking like every other year recently. He'll peak too soon, miss every World team by 1 or 2 places, and blame it on someone else.
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i see a bronze medal at WC. after all those 4th places at US championships, you have to root for him. good guy
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it's a big day for mustaches/beards everywhere
2-3 second indoor PB for him, plus a big win.
the question is...does he now have to keep the beard? -
Pretty awesome. Leer just doesn't have the insane kick a 100% Manzano or 100% Centro has. He needs better tactics in those real tactical races. A race like this is his best shot, it's super fast but not insane. He positions well and then still has life left in his legs when others are fading.
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Just lucky that Lalang tanked at the end.
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A Duck wrote:
Nice to see him break through with a big win.
Double US indoor champ last year and Oxy 1500m winner over Rupp, Lomong, Manzano, Centro, etc. Hardly his "break through". -
Wannamaker over Willis is arguably a bigger win. Great to see Warhurst working some magic here (great comment about "Stay Off the rail!" directed as a rib at Willis)
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sdfgsfgsdf wrote:
sub 3:50 outdoor.
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mile brah, mile.
Could be looking at 3:31-3:30 15. Like to see him on the Paris track or Manaco do something fast. -
SAGEHENS FTW! CHIRP CHIRP
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This is why Nick Willis is not a legend. Just not dominant. As up and down as Manzano.
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[pcl wrote:
This is why Nick Willis is not a legend. Just not dominant. As up and down as Manzano.
Who would you consider a legend? Kiprop? -
Ugh. Is he that guy with the douche, hipster mustache and sideburns? 3:52 or not, that look is lame.
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Biggest career win for Leer, and best wishes to finally make a US team.
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Full beard now.
hjkjkh wrote:
Ugh. Is he that guy with the douche, hipster mustache and sideburns? 3:52 or not, that look is lame. -
spade detector wrote:
Great run by Leer. However, it's looking like every other year recently. He'll peak too soon, miss every World team by 1 or 2 places, and blame it on someone else.
This.
Dude never peaks when it counts. He'll run a hobby-jogger race at nationals and never make a Worlds team.
