TrackCoach wrote:
How is this possible, giving birth in Atlanta on Saturday and winning the Carlsbad 5000 in California the next day?
by: LetsRun.com
March 29, 2015
Tirunesh Dibaba just missed the World Record at the 30th Carlsbad 5000m running 14:48 to win (the world record is 14:46).
Typographical error: she gave birth in California, not Georgia.
Is this is first ever African athlete to have a proper birthday?
TrackCoach wrote:
How is this possible, giving birth in Atlanta on Saturday and winning the Carlsbad 5000 in California the next day?
by: LetsRun.com
March 29, 2015
Tirunesh Dibaba just missed the World Record at the 30th Carlsbad 5000m running 14:48 to win (the world record is 14:46).
That is Genzebe, idiot, her sister.
Loot wrote:
TrackCoach wrote:How is this possible, giving birth in Atlanta on Saturday and winning the Carlsbad 5000 in California the next day?
by: LetsRun.com
March 29, 2015
Tirunesh Dibaba just missed the World Record at the 30th Carlsbad 5000m running 14:48 to win (the world record is 14:46).
That is Genzebe, idiot, her sister.
If it ain't fixed, don't untroll it
trollism wrote:
Is this is first ever African athlete to have a proper birthday?
The kid is American.
What were his splits?
4:26 first half of the birth, finished with a 4:16 blazing final kick
I wonder how much not being born at altitude will affect him, performance-wise.
The Sports Gene looks at this question, and provides some insight. Part of the altitude adaptations are genetic, and part is growing up in altitude, specifically during adolescent development.
Dewey_Runner wrote:
I wonder how much not being born at altitude will affect him, performance-wise.
Being pregnant raises a woman's hematacrit level, and it stays higher for some time. Now she can do even more EPO and claim it is the effect of being pregnant.
Rootz wrote:
A Dibaba Dibaby
Kudos
Rojo says in the Klecker wedding thread that the Sihine child is most likely to be “a US distance star.” Really Rojo? Will that child be a US distance star?