good to see him healthy. hopefully, he will peak right this year. Duane, Boris and Nick or Brazier would be a strong team.
There's other good races at this meet as well. Check out the results.
Chanelle Price 4:20.93
Good to see her back in action. She has run early season outdoor 1500s around this time (4:16-4:21) in the past few years.
jjjjjj wrote:
good to see him healthy. hopefully, he will peak right this year. Duane, Boris and Nick or Brazier would be a strong team.
I see no reason not to include Sowinski in that group. The idea he is only an indoor runner is not correct.
wineturtle wrote:
jjjjjj wrote:good to see him healthy. hopefully, he will peak right this year. Duane, Boris and Nick or Brazier would be a strong team.
I see no reason not to include Sowinski in that group. The idea he is only an indoor runner is not correct.
Two of the guys you fellas have named won't even make the final at the trials.
VCB in third in the women's 400m in 52.95.
How often does she run 400m?
upsets galore wrote:
wineturtle wrote:I see no reason not to include Sowinski in that group. The idea he is only an indoor runner is not correct.
Two of the guys you fellas have named won't even make the final at the trials.
Oh, thanks for your helpful comment. I feel that my knowledge and understanding of the sport has just increased exponentially. It is posts like this that keep me coming back to these boards. Every time I think about not typing in "letsrun.com" in my browser, I ask myself, "but what if an ambiguous future reader is online making comments, and what if I were to miss that?"
Usually that gets me to come to this site anyway, for fear that I might miss a really helpful post that tells the future in a completely anonymous way.
You have my gratitude for your service to the greater knowledge of this sport. Without people like you, this sport would be nothing but the ruined ashes of a memory of a competitive sport never to be seen or heard of again.
diacetyl alert wrote:
upsets galore wrote:Two of the guys you fellas have named won't even make the final at the trials.
Oh, thanks for your helpful comment. I feel that my knowledge and understanding of the sport has just increased exponentially. It is posts like this that keep me coming back to these boards. Every time I think about not typing in "letsrun.com" in my browser, I ask myself, "but what if an ambiguous future reader is online making comments, and what if I were to miss that?"
Usually that gets me to come to this site anyway, for fear that I might miss a really helpful post that tells the future in a completely anonymous way.
You have my gratitude for your service to the greater knowledge of this sport. Without people like you, this sport would be nothing but the ruined ashes of a memory of a competitive sport never to be seen or heard of again.
You need a beer
Love how Solomon congratulates Berian, yet makes no mention of Sowinski on his social media.
I had the pleasure of watching him race right before me (I was the 2nd heat of the 800m). Got me pretty fired up watching him fly around the track. His first 400 was 49...haha if I could go 49 for just the 400m, I'd be ecstatic.
Chocked up wrote:
diacetyl alert wrote:Oh, thanks for your helpful comment. I feel that my knowledge and understanding of the sport has just increased exponentially. It is posts like this that keep me coming back to these boards. Every time I think about not typing in "letsrun.com" in my browser, I ask myself, "but what if an ambiguous future reader is online making comments, and what if I were to miss that?"
Usually that gets me to come to this site anyway, for fear that I might miss a really helpful post that tells the future in a completely anonymous way.
You have my gratitude for your service to the greater knowledge of this sport. Without people like you, this sport would be nothing but the ruined ashes of a memory of a competitive sport never to be seen or heard of again.
You need a beer
Hahahahahahaa +1
jjjjjj wrote:
good to see him healthy. hopefully, he will peak right this year. Duane, Boris and Nick or Brazier would be a strong team.
Clayton Murphy.
Dude can run rounds like Mazano from 2007-2015. He is my lock for a top-3 for any future championships until he proves me wrong.
You beat me to mentioning Murphy. I like him too.
Brazier said he is running World Juniors, not going for the Oly Trials.
jjjjjj wrote:
good to see him healthy. hopefully, he will peak right this year. Duane, Boris and Nick or Brazier would be a strong team.
Likely would be be Solomon leading out with Berian tucking in. Solomon either runs 1:43 for the win or 2:28.
Symmonds mows down the field for his 17th national team or whatever it is now.
Brazier is not running OT this summer.
Sowinsky could take it away from Symmonds, or enjoy the spoils of a Solomonsplosion. (See above.)
upsets galore wrote:
wineturtle wrote:I see no reason not to include Sowinski in that group. The idea he is only an indoor runner is not correct.
Two of the guys you fellas have named won't even make the final at the trials.
If you mean Nick and Duane, I agree.