Bad Wigins wrote:
crusherver wrote:No, you are really in need of an education. Seriously. You CANNOT be in the same shape at 40 that you were in in your mid 20s. You really need to educate yourself.
Wrong, wrong, wrong. And damn rude too. Check yourself.
Hi moron.
crusherver wrote:
How is this even possible?
I tested positive.
crusherver wrote:
How is this even possible?
Yeah, well I tested negative... nothing to see here (wink, wink)!
Bad Wigins wrote:
crusherver wrote:No, you are really in need of an education. Seriously. You CANNOT be in the same shape at 40 that you were in in your mid 20s. You really need to educate yourself.
Wrong, wrong, wrong. And damn rude too. Check yourself.
Are you 40?
If so, are you in the same shape you were in during your 20s (assuming you ran competitively in your 20s)?
>9unaS wrote:
I think it is safe to say that the correct age grading of his 13:06 is 12:37. Well at least until he runs sub 13:06 next year...
Interesting idea grading the 39 y.o. WR to the open WR.
BUT ACTUALLY, compared to age-matched peers, 13:05 for a 39 year-old is MORE of an outlier than 12:37 for open age. (ie He would dominate the 35-39 age group more than Bekele dominated the open races. BY FAR.)
B-sample. wrote:
crusherver wrote:How is this even possible?
Yeah, well I tested negative... nothing to see here (wink, wink)!
Google duplex testing moron.
Blahhhh wrote:
Bad Wigins wrote:Wrong, wrong, wrong. And damn rude too. Check yourself.
Are you 40?
If so, are you in the same shape you were in during your 20s (assuming you ran competitively in your 20s)?
I was and I even came back from a severe injury that made me miss my 39th year.
It all comes down to wanting to keep at it.
Most people stop because they realize that they are never going to magically improve much beyond 30 but that doesn't mean you can't maintain much longer.
Lagat is really no different than Lopes. Lopes did the same thing 30 years ago and didn't start a trend or rewrite what was possible for older athletes.
Lagat (Almost 40) is BETTER than any other US 5000m runner. He still has a better kick and can hang with world class pace, giving him a consistently higher place.
Age grade tables are based on the fastest person to have ever run at that age. Pretty sure Lagat IS the fastest at his age, so he is the new 100%, resetting the tables. New calculations must be made.
Age inaccuracy is probably not a factor with Lagat. His excellent longevity suggests accurate age or even that he may be younger than stated.
Wow you people know even less about running than I ever thought possible.
Like I said, name ONE person who is running the same times in his 40s as he was in his mid 20s. Not "slightly slower" times, THE SAME times. I'm not saying people can't continue to compete at a high level into their 40s but NO ONE can continue to run the exact same times or faster. Feel free to provide examples (and not personal examples ie. "yeah I ran 22:00 for a 5k at 26 and 21:50 at 40"), not simply state your opinion on the matter.
AG tables are skewed from 35 upwards to 65 or so. Most runners retire between 32 and 35, so you got only select few that are still competing. If you're able to dodge major injuries and are smart about recovery, you should be able to be competitive through your 30s.
That said, I wouldn't use Lagat as an example, considering his past.
Haha, YO (super cereal) wrote:
Wow you people know even less about running than I ever thought possible.
Like I said, name ONE person who is running the same times in his 40s as he was in his mid 20s. Not "slightly slower" times, THE SAME times. I'm not saying people can't continue to compete at a high level into their 40s but NO ONE can continue to run the exact same times or faster. Feel free to provide examples (and not personal examples ie. "yeah I ran 22:00 for a 5k at 26 and 21:50 at 40"), not simply state your opinion on the matter.
John Campbell
ONCE a doper always ,.
THAT kick you mention again aided .
IGF-1 LR3 , ask FARAH .
same as KIM COLLINS is using to stay young in the sprints
which is unheard of without ped use .
previously would of been hgh which is largely igf mediated
and just not that great .
this little peptide ,used correctly, is what is keeping
these elite athletes going .collins shows this stuff works.
Thank you CWG for yet another totally useless and uninformative post.
Anywho, please feel free to TRY AND FIND someone who this is actually applies to.
Haha, YO (super cereal) wrote:
Thank you CWG for yet another totally useless and uninformative post.
Anywho, please feel free to TRY AND FIND someone who this is actually applies to.
Me, you dumba*s.
And John Campbell.
It is actually apply to us.
Wow a little offended are we, no need to resort to name calling. I'm simply asking you to provide concrete evidence of runners who posters on here might actually know, like I said, not personal examples. And John Campbell is probably the best example you could find and even he didn't run nearly as fast at 40 as he did at 27.
You said try and find someone, so I did.
I didn't have to look very hard either.
How fast was Campbell at 27?
CWG wrote:
Blahhhh wrote:Are you 40?
If so, are you in the same shape you were in during your 20s (assuming you ran competitively in your 20s)?
I was and I even came back from a severe injury that made me miss my 39th year.
It all comes down to wanting to keep at it.
Most people stop because they realize that they are never going to magically improve much beyond 30 but that doesn't mean you can't maintain much longer.
Lagat is really no different than Lopes. Lopes did the same thing 30 years ago and didn't start a trend or rewrite what was possible for older athletes.
lopes dropped a 2-07 marathon 30 years ago aged 38
was capable of 2-04 with correct training according to renato
don't forget yifter double gold 5/10 at 36
,but allegedly much older maybe 44
Lagat is a great Kenyan.
Bad Wigins wrote:
crusherver wrote:No, you are really in need of an education. Seriously. You CANNOT be in the same shape at 40 that you were in in your mid 20s. You really need to educate yourself.
Wrong, wrong, wrong. And damn rude too. Check yourself.
You are not only hypocritical for calling me rude, but you are beyond STUPID. What a colossal dunce. You need to go back to your village, as they are missing their idiot.
aduck2022 wrote:
ONCE a doper always ,.
THAT kick you mention again aided .
IGF-1 LR3 , ask FARAH .
same as KIM COLLINS is using to stay young in the sprints
which is unheard of without ped use .
previously would of been hgh which is largely igf mediated
and just not that great .
this little peptide ,used correctly, is what is keeping
these elite athletes going .collins shows this stuff works.
Can you write more about this topic?