The Ghost of Caesar wrote:
1:57 is impressive, whatever the conditions. ...As a general question: how many of you all would run a time trial like this 12ish days removed from the actual race?
I wouldn't have (when I was competing at a very low level), but perhaps what Ms. Beckwith Ludlow needs is confidence. And running a world class time is going to do more for that than even a really good 4x400 workout.
Elite jumpers don't PR in training. Not even vaulters - that is for high school kids.
jjjjjj wrote:Now, they said that El G ran 1:42 in practice. I believe that. He had great pacers and was a 3:26 guy who closed a world or Olympic (2004?) 1500m in 1:46.
he probably wasn't fully rested for that
go watch the monaco 800 & work out how much extra souly ran on bends & consider he had little effective drafting as so wide for most of it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wDNmGv2djQwork out his route-1 800 time & then consider that no serious fan woud consider souly likely to be better than hicham from 800 - mile
that run by souly completely re-writes the history of 800, especially for what elite 1500 guys can run for 800 of primary 1500 training
All this bs about whether it was a rolling start and paced by some guy.
Its practice / training. It shows she can run, but it's meaningless until she races. All these pacemakers and projections are worthless.
They give medals on first past the post. There aren't any spare lanes for those who are not planning to finish. If this gives her confidence then good for her.
However it will have no bearing on the actual race. It doesn't mirror any race condition except for distance. If they'd thrown a tackling dummy at her every 75 m I might think a tiny bit differently.
allthis wrote:
All this bs about whether it was a rolling start and paced by some guy.
Its practice / training. It shows she can run, but it's meaningless until she races. All these pacemakers and projections are worthless.
They give medals on first past the post. There aren't any spare lanes for those who are not planning to finish. If this gives her confidence then good for her.
However it will have no bearing on the actual race. It doesn't mirror any race condition except for distance. If they'd thrown a tackling dummy at her every 75 m I might think a tiny bit differently.
Best response. Thank you.
allthis wrote:
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However it will have no bearing on the actual race. It doesn't mirror any race condition except for distance.
What? It also mirrors a fast pace. Some of you have no idea what you're talking about. If the pace is fast then she'll know she will be ok.
ventolin^3 wrote:
jjjjjj wrote:Now, they said that El G ran 1:42 in practice. I believe that. He had great pacers and was a 3:26 guy who closed a world or Olympic (2004?) 1500m in 1:46.he probably wasn't fully rested for that
go watch the monaco 800 & work out how much extra souly ran on bends & consider he had little effective drafting as so wide for most of it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wDNmGv2djQwork out his route-1 800 time & then consider that no serious fan woud consider souly likely to be better than hicham from 800 - mile
that run by souly completely re-writes the history of 800, especially for what elite 1500 guys can run for 800 of primary 1500 training
Stay on topic.
Looks like she wasn't one of the favorites after going home after the semi's with a slower time than that time trial. Imagine that.
RIP: D3 All-American Frank Csorba - who ran 13:56 in March - dead
RENATO can you talk about the preparation of Emile Cairess 2:06
Great interview with Steve Cram - says Jakob has no chance of WRs this year
Hats off to my dad. He just ran a 1:42 Half Marathon and turns 75 in 2 months!
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