He ran great at NCAA's cross! I predict a sub 3:40 this summer. That's the safe prediction. The bold prediction would be a 3:36/37
He ran great at NCAA's cross! I predict a sub 3:40 this summer. That's the safe prediction. The bold prediction would be a 3:36/37
While I think 8:29 is tougher than this, McMillan calculator gives it as equivalent only to 3:59.6 (and 1:47.6/13:5x), but 3:57 is equivalent to 8:23 and 13:43.
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2nd place Coyle, is a big dude, nice finish from him
lv and gf are no match wrote:
I was wondering wrote:Do people think that Drew Hunter will break 4:00 outdoors or focus on getting under 8:40 and 13:50 instead? He beat Fisher last year unexpectedly.
Drew Hunter will not be focusing on 8:40. He will be focusing on breaking the 8:29 national record. He is that good and I suspect if he does run a 5k it would be sub 13:30.
I agreed until that las sentence. Sub 13:30?? He is one of the best high school runners ever, but he's not that good. Stay sober!
jjjjjjj wrote:
While I think 8:29 is tougher than this, McMillan calculator gives it as equivalent only to 3:59.6 (and 1:47.6/13:5x), but 3:57 is equivalent to 8:23 and 13:43.
I've always thought the McMillan calculator is horrible for 3k/2 mile. It says a 7:58 2 mile is equivalent to a 13:01 5k
I was wondering wrote:
Do people think that Drew Hunter will break 4:00 outdoors or focus on getting under 8:40 and 13:50 instead? He beat Fisher last year unexpectedly.
Hunter said his goal is to go to trials so either sub 3:38 or sub 13:28, 1500 seems more likely. he's trying to do big boy races so probably will run more 1500/5k's than 1600/3200's this year
Yeah. Coyle doesn't seem to get the same kind of love around here. Dude can roll.