This is great news for Grant, and all of us. This will keep Fisher hungry, and he and Maton will push themselves to better performances because of it.Predictions:He'll run 3:58.mid for 1600m at the MI state meet if the weather isn't bad. Fisher will break 4:00 at the Dream Mile and Maton will run 4:01+. Fisher will run 3:57.high for the mile if he gets in a race with pros in June.
reader of the forums wrote:
Maton ran 3:59.38
masterscoach wrote:
For those who dont know squat about Matons coaches in Bend and continue to degrade them.. From someone who has been around both the coaches and the athlete, I will say that Matthew owes everything he has to his coaches. I watched him get the best coaching in the world for free for the past 5 years. Suggest you keep your comments to yourself since you dont have a clue
Yeah you coached him to 19th at FL last fall.
Stop polluting my prediction thread with your petty crap. I'm sure both Maton and the coach of whatever HS will be just fine.
J.R. wrote:
It's easier to follow in a wind, as long as the pace is fast enough.
Makes perfect sense ...
Do you understand 3:57 and 3:59 are very different? Diminishing rate of returns.
These kids are rollin wrote:
This is great news for Grant, and all of us. This will keep Fisher hungry, and he and Maton will push themselves to better performances because of it.
Predictions:
He'll run 3:58.mid for 1600m at the MI state meet if the weather isn't bad. Fisher will break 4:00 at the Dream Mile and Maton will run 4:01+. Fisher will run 3:57.high for the mile if he gets in a race with pros in June.
reader of the forums wrote:Maton ran 3:59.38
I completely understand 3:59 and 3:57 are different. Fisher is in his best form at championship season time. Has proven it time and time again. The others run faster during the season and get ranked higher, etc.
You clearly don't understand what diminishing rate of returns means though.
newname wrote:
J.R. wrote:It's easier to follow in a wind, as long as the pace is fast enough.
Makes perfect sense ...
I came here to make the same comment
J.R. wrote:
It's easier to follow in a wind, as long as the pace is fast enough.
newname wrote:
Makes perfect sense ...
You Know Me wrote:
I came here to make the same comment
Well it feels cheapened without Maton in the race today, but I did go two for two.
Fisher is a chump. Call me when he runs 13:25 as a junior.
Man, whether he is 19 or 29, he's still run under 4 minutes for the mile. You need to relax a little bit, and realize what an accomplishment that is.